The Project Login podcast features Mainers working in technology jobs across the state. It is a career-exploration tool and follows an informational interview format.
GOALS:
1. Expose listeners to various technology jobs at Maine companies by people who do the work.
2. Raise awareness of education & training pathways into those careers.
3. Raise aspirations of young Mainers to pursue high-wage, in-demand tech careers.
This podcast is produced by Project>Login. Project>Login is a program of Educate Maine.
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The Project Login podcast features Mainers working in technology jobs across the state. It is a career-exploration tool and follows an informational interview format.
GOALS:
1. Expose listeners to various technology jobs at Maine companies by people who do the work.
2. Raise awareness of education & training pathways into those careers.
3. Raise aspirations of young Mainers to pursue high-wage, in-demand tech careers.
This podcast is produced by Project>Login. Project>Login is a program of Educate Maine.
In this special episode we sit down with Dylan Bulmer at the Foster Center for Innovation at UMaine in Orono. Dylan is a student about to graduate from the University of Maine and is working on so many projects as a software engineer that Project>Login's director may have lost count. He is an advocate and champion for K-12 CS education as well and is helping Project>Login with expanding Girls Who Code clubs in the Auburn, Maine area--where is is from!
We learn about the Innovate for Maine Fellows program. And Dylan also works at Trusted Renter. Listen
The Project Login Podcast
The Project Login podcast features Mainers working in technology jobs across the state. It is a career-exploration tool and follows an informational interview format.
GOALS:
1. Expose listeners to various technology jobs at Maine companies by people who do the work.
2. Raise awareness of education & training pathways into those careers.
3. Raise aspirations of young Mainers to pursue high-wage, in-demand tech careers.
This podcast is produced by Project>Login. Project>Login is a program of Educate Maine.
