“In programming, there’s something called a protocol operator. The school’s co-founder, Avi, best explained this during a Breaking Into Startups podcast interview where he shared the meaning behind Flatiron School’s logo represented by two slashes.
The vision for the coding bootcamp is simple: to be a viable pathway to a tech career. What began in a small, second-floor walk-up in Manhattan has scaled to eight campuses across the United States alongside its online offerings.
Nearly a decade later, the coding bootcamp has established itself as one of the tech industry’s leading education providers. Raising the Bar Among Coding Bootcampsįlatiron School was founded in 2012 by venture capitalist Adam Enbar and self-taught programmer Avi Flombaum. So, we took a look at Flatiron School’s outcomes and are here to share the results. After all, it is difficult to take a stranger’s words as is. So, what is the case for everyone? We know that skepticism is the first, even proper, response toward reading success stories like Olivia’s and Garrett’s. “Understand this is not everyone’s case.” Yet despite his success, Garrett is quick to caution other aspiring bootcamp learners. “Another question am I going to be financially independent? And yes, currently, I don’t have any problems with money,” he said. “I think the main question going in was that if I go to Flatiron or if I go to a coding bootcamp, will I get a job? In my case, I did, and it took me a month or two to get one.” I got my job a week before graduation and I started working in June … So, here we are, full picture, a year and a couple of months later… I bought my dream house,” said Olivia Auzenne in a video she recorded at a fully furnished luxury townhouse in Houston, Texas.Īlso documenting his life after the bootcamp is Flatiron School graduate Garrett Halstein who secured a full-time software engineering role at IBM immediately after graduation. “I graduated in May of 2019 from a coding bootcamp Flatiron School.
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