Anyone who's been a City employee for at least a year — across any department or role — could apply for the two-year training program. The goal: cultivate a more diverse technical workforce within local government.

Who's building the best of Philly tech — including the products, companies and next-gen talent? Meet the devs, data scientists, meetup organizers and other innovators are making an impact on Philly tech.

The grad student describes a typical day in data collection and analysis, and how he overcame homesickness through supports at Penn.

The platform would would allow celebrities, athletes and artists to mint their nonfungible tokens with an autograph for more control over its eventual sales.  

If you’ve got curiosity and drive like software engineer III Osei Seraphin, opportunities to work on the fashion company’s ecommerce platform are limitless.

Philly cyber pros offer these easy steps to practice digital hygiene — like, yes, you need a stronger password.

The product transcends the traditional form of a printed book and reflects the work happening at University of the Arts' Center for Immersive Media. "There’s often a fear in developing new technologies," said the school's design director.

Lipscomb is the president of the Philadelphia chapter of BDPA, a training and mentorship org for Black IT pros. Here's how he got into cybersecurity — an industry with half a million unfilled jobs — and how certifications keep him in demand.

After pivoting to apply the technology to hospitality, ROAR's Bluetooth-enabled, low-energy mesh network system is now protected intellectual property.

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