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October 2, 2012 08:00 pm GMT
Mobile payments company Square is hoping to inspire and find talented women engineers with its first annual Code Camp Contest. The company is hosting a three-day, expense-paid immersion program at Squares San Francisco headquarters called Code Camp. Engineering students can submit a resume and essays about why they would like to be a part of the program online and fifteen female winners will be selected to participate.Square says the three-day program will include conversations and mentorship sessions with Square leaders, hands-on workshops with teams from across the company, Q&A sessions, as well as tours around the beautiful and historic Bay Area. Contest winners will be flown to San Francisco and provided accommodations during their stay.
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Square Launches Code Camp Contest To Inspire Women Engineers
Mobile payments company Square is hoping to inspire and find talented women engineers with its first annual Code Camp Contest. The company is hosting a three-day, expense-paid immersion program at Squares San Francisco headquarters called Code Camp. Engineering students can submit a resume and essays about why they would like to be a part of the program online and fifteen female winners will be selected to participate.Square says the three-day program will include conversations and mentorship sessions with Square leaders, hands-on workshops with teams from across the company, Q&A sessions, as well as tours around the beautiful and historic Bay Area. Contest winners will be flown to San Francisco and provided accommodations during their stay.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mZcYZGn_6wY/
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