#33 How breaking into tech can be beneficial for undocumented individuals w/ Oscar Romero Jorge

In this episode, I had the pleasure to speak with Oscar Romero Jorge, a first-gen immigrant, and a passionate software engineer. He is a DACAmented Mexican American and an activist for equity and inclusion. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte with a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and a minor in computer engineering.

Oscar has worked on numerous projects such as VotemosNC, a bilingual space for the Latinx community to get information about elections and voting, google drive and docs API integration, WordPress authentication, as well as started a blog titled “my undocu life” about life as an undocumented individual in the United States. 

Episode Topics:

  • Breaking into the tech industry
  • Coding boot camps
  • Self-taught coders
  • Striving for higher education as a DACA recipient
  • Myths of working in tech
  • Benefits of having a career in tech
  • Resources to get kickstart your career in tech

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Oscar Romero Jorges website and socials 

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