Creating Opportunities for College Students and Graduates

Smoothstack is committed to helping aspiring software developers build the skills, experience, and connections they need to launch their IT careers. Our university and college partnerships help us reach growth-minded, high-potential individuals who are ready to take their careers to the next level.

Educational Events

We host educational events for students and alumni on a variety of topics, from the value of an IT career today to job seeker advice like resume writing and interviewing best practices

Campus Organizations

We seek out under-represented groups in the IT industry by targeting campus organizations like the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) to educate them on our unique pathway to tech careers

Career Fairs

We participate in campus career fairs, creating general awareness for the Hire-Train-Deploy approach to employment and recruiting talent

Accelerating IT Careers with Smoothstack

Smoothstack’s immersive training program allows college students and grads to develop a skill set equating to 2-3 years’ industry experience.

Resume-boosting skills

Smoothstack’s immersive training program allows college students and grads to develop a skill set equating to 2-3 years’ industry experience.

Access to top employers

Smoothstack clients are among the biggest names in both the public and private sector, from Fortune 500 companies to government agencies.

The right experience

It takes years for most entry-level software developers to move up the corporate ladder. Smoothstack resources are brought in to execute on the biggest, most-demanding tech projects.

Technology certifications

Smoothstack has alliances and technology partnerships with innovative companies changing the way businesses operate. Developers are custom-skilled and certified in solutions from Salesforce, ServiceNow, Pega, and more.

College credit opportunities

For those who have yet to receive a degree, participating in Smoothstack’s HTD program gives them the opportunity to earn up to 49 college credits.