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Re:Online courses vs. colleges for software engineering by bradcrispin on Sunday September 29, 2019 @01:02AM (#21105199)
Ohai HN! I lead product and engineering for services and the project reviews system at Udacity - seeing this post gives me a lot of purpose to go to work on Monday. We are hiring engineers who are passionate about changing education!

Frontend engineer on my team: https://boards.greenhouse.io/udacity/jobs/4320541002

All open engineering positions: https://www.udacity.com/jobs#engineering-it?location=all

Re:Online courses vs. colleges for software engineering by _4570 on Sunday September 29, 2019 @11:32AM (#21107597)
Just curious- Would you hire someone with only an online certification in programming to an engineering job at udacity? (As a junior/intern)
Re:Online courses vs. colleges for software engineering by cameronwp on Sunday September 29, 2019 @01:24PM (#21108304)
Not the OP but I can tell you about my experience. I used to work at Udacity, both on engineering and content creation.

We for sure had engineers who were self-taught / learned using online resources (myself included). In fact, I hold zero certifications related to programming.

Over the years we recruited and employed a handful of engineers who pretty much learned everything they knew about programming through Udacity courses. Frankly, I always felt it was a very supportive environment for non-traditional engineers :)

Re:Online courses vs. colleges for software engineering by _4570 on Monday September 30, 2019 @01:49AM (#21112101)
Very cool. Thanks for responding :)