The international Technovation program helps girls build apps addressing community issues.

"It's a combination I didn't expect would work so well," adjunct instructor Emily Zbyszynski said of "Gaming as Literature."

The project led by engineering professor Hasshi Sudler seeks to test how reliable the technology will be in the future space economy.

Sarah Krasnik says data engineering is ripe for invention — a responsibility she takes seriously as she lays the foundation for Perpay’s approach to data analytics.

Data management pro Eugene Desyatnik believes everyone can practice better data care and cybersecurity habits. Here's how.

By supporting two industry standards groups, the Old City software company found a way to give back while keeping ahead of the healthtech curve.

That is, 30% year over year for Q2. As the historically resilient industry continues to thrive beyond the pandemic, the latest Dice Tech Job Report shows the most in-demand skills, occupations and more.

JavaScript, product management and remote communication are some skills Philly-area tech leads are looking for amid The Great Resignation. In turn, they know they need to be competitive in their own offers, with flexibility at the forefront.

Code for America brigades in cities like Philly and DC have identified solutions to civic issues, even virtually, during the pandemic. Their work isn't just good for their communities — it can serve as professional development.

"There's a mantra out there — 'move fast and break things.' I think it's created a lot of problems beyond technology," the Archetype Solutions Group exec said. "I think there's a way to learn and not cause chaos for chaos’ sake."