IBM Tech Re-Entry Program

WIGSAT - Women Inspiring Girls in STEM, Advancement & Training; United States; On-site; Full time

Job description

A full-time paid returnship for technical professionals who have taken a career break of one year or more. Participants refresh their skills through prescriptive learning plans while working on live projects alongside IBM teams, with the prospect of conversion to a permanent role. IBM is among the employers that lowered the minimum career-break requirement from two years to one, widening eligibility for people returning after caregiving, health, or other extended absences.

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A full-time paid returnship for technical professionals who have taken a career break of one year or more. Participants refresh their skills through prescriptive learning plans while working on live projects alongside IBM teams, with the prospect of conversion to a permanent role. IBM is among the employers that lowered the minimum career-break requirement from two years to one, widening eligibility for people returning after caregiving, health, or other extended absences.

Program Details

Field Computer Science Level Certificate / Training Country United States Online Available In person Funding / Award No financial support listed Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged

At a Glance

Level Certificate / Training Field Computer Science Country United States

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