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2016 TECH APPRENTICE PROGRAM SUMMARY I think many people would be surprised at the level the summer interns function at in the workplace“ and what they are able to accomplish in such a short period of time. Our Chief Information Security Officer was ecstatic with their contributions during their internship. I would have thought I was listening to college interns present at the closing ceremony.” Jim Noga, Chief Information Officer, Partners HealthCare WHAT IS TECH APPRENTICE? Tech Apprentice is a six-week, paid summer internship program for tech-savvy Boston public high school students who want to work at local companies. These talented students are considering pursuing IT majors in college, and they need a work-based experience to help them understand the options available to them in the high-tech arena. $260,000 111 44 in wages paid to students students worked on IT employers participated by this summer and tech projects hiring and mentoring students 2016 TECH APPRENTICE PLACEMENTS STUDENT HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER EMPLOYER Andrew Reilly Boston Latin School America’s Test Kitchen Mccain Boonma John D. O’Bryant High School Autodesk Anthony Clark Excel High School Boston Financial Data Services Judress Sylvestrte Boston International High School Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Dominic Marcuse Mary Lyon High School Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Donovan LaMonica Boston Latin Academy Boston College Paul Joseph Boston Latin School Boston College Christian Franco East Boston High School Boston College Johanna Paris Jeremiah E. Burke High School Boston College Kenneth James Urban Science Academy Boston College Lukas Metlicka Boston Latin School Boston Luxury Properties Caiying Shen Boston Latin School Boston Properties Leylanah Mitchell Boston Latin Academy Castle Inc. Alexander Grant Mary Lyon High School Citizen Schools Davonte Middleton TechBoston Academy Citizen Schools Carolyn De Jesus Martinez Boston International High School City of Boston Innovation & Technology Department Marlon Regis Another Course to College CliqBit Nyjia Campbell Boston Latin Academy CliqBit David Shen Boston Latin School CliqBit Emma Canon Boston Latin School CliqBit Jerry Robinson Brighton High School CYTO Consulting Omar Perez Fenway High School CYTO Consulting Aiden Usher Southwick Boston Latin Academy Emulate Olalekan Adeyeri Boston Latin School ERT Tuananh Le Boston Latin School ERT Denada Bakiasi Brighton High School ERT Douglas Matute Lainez Margarita Muñiz Academy ERT Christopher Berry Boston Latin School Federal Reserve Bank David Chen Boston Latin School Federal Reserve Bank Ooviya Sathiyamoorthy East Boston High School Federal Reserve Bank Andrew Yang Boston Latin School Fidelity Investments Andre Thomas Boston Latin School Fidelity Investments Henry SooHoo Boston Latin School Fidelity Investments Ming Ying Boston Latin School Fidelity Investments Timara James Charlestown High School Fidelity Investments Oscar Perez East Boston High School Fidelity Investments Musah Suhununu TechBoston Academy Fidelity Investments Kwan Chie Tia Excel High School Fisher College Nicole Rezza Boston Latin School Guardian HealthCare William Wang Boston Latin School Harvard University Xin Xin Mei Boston Latin Academy Harvard University Sam Murray Boston Latin School HourlyNerd Francelis Heredia Madison Park Technical Vocational High School Maverick Landing Community Center STUDENT HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER EMPLOYER Kazi Proma Boston International High School John Hancock Nicholas Prentis Boston Latin Academy John Hancock Lorenzo Paulino The English High School John Hancock Salma Sirage Boston Latin School Kaymbu Duy Nguyen Boston Latin School LogMeIn Mashrul Amin Boston International High School Mass. Eye and Ear Sebastien Paul TechBoston Academy Mass. Eye and Ear Andy Quinones Boston Latin Academy Massachusetts Department of Transportation Gabriel Barboza Diaz Madison Park Technical Vocational High School Massachusetts Department of Transportation Tuyet Nguyen Excel High School MetaMovements Christopher Dawkins TechBoston Academy MetaMovements Evelyn Sanchez The English High School MetaMovements Victoria Zhang Charlestown High School MetaMovements Terrell Myers-Hannah Excel High School NESN Karine Santos Madison Park Technical Vocational High School NESN Khalid Mohamed Snowden International High School NESN Andrew Huynh Boston Latin School Partners Health Care Reginal Osirus Charlestown High School Partners Health Care Daniel Igbokwe John D. O’Bryant High School Partners Health Care Krystal Dong Boston Latin School Partners Health Care Mandy Yao John D. O’Bryant High School Partners Health Care Victor Lam Boston Latin School Partners Health Care Kevin Tu Boston Latin School Partners Health Care George Montero Another Course to College PressPass TV Alia Watson Another Course to College PressPass TV Kris Mark Boston Community Leadership Academy PressPass TV Elijahquan Manago Boston Day and Evening PressPass TV Giro Cuello-Garcia Fenway High School Putnam Investments Albert Saunders IV East Boston High School Red Sox James Magnasco East Boston High School Red Sox Jahi Spaloss Boston Green Academy Resilient Coders Devonte Stewart Boston Adult Technical Academy Resilient Coders Sean Mcelaney Brighton High School Resilient Coders Giavanne Marchando Excel High School Resilient Coders Kevin Zayas Boston Latin Academy Santander Peter Impellizeri John D. O’Bryant High School Santander Anthony Englert Boston Latin Academy Santander Jorge Ekoye De Sena Martins Brighton High School Simmons College Derrick Desanges Boston Latin Academy State Street Corporation Thomas Phan Boston Latin Academy State Street Corporation Timothy Morris Boston Latin School State Street Corporation Leo Chau Boston Latin School State Street Corporation Daniel Crawley Boston Latin School State Street Corporation Jonah Nguyen Boston Latin School State Street Corporation Daniel Attia Brookline High School State Street Corporation Richie Peña Community Academy of Science & Health State Street Corporation Ely Depina Dearborn STEM Academy State Street Corporation Bruno Koppel Excel High School State Street Corporation Brandon Tran John D. O’Bryant High School State Street Corporation Nicolas Fernandez John D. O’Bryant High School State Street Corporation Ray Williams The English High School State Street Corporation Igli Ajdini West Roxbury Academy State Street Corporation Poulard Sylvestre Boston International School State Street Corporation Richard Wisdom Boston Latin Academy SUMU Augustine Ubah Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers SUMU Omar Orellana Brighton High School TD Garden Tony Mejia The English High School TD Garden Teresa Flaherty Boston Latin School TERC Jereimah Mendes Charlestown High School Timothy Smith Network Marquell Harris Excel High School Timothy Smith Network Ahnari Chicon Laporte Charlestown High School Timothy Smith Network Hussein Hreibi West Roxbury Academy University of Massachusetts Boston Bilal Lafta Boston Community Leadership Academy Vertex Victor Yang Boston Latin School Vertex Joshua Caban Boston Latin School Vertex Hoa Tran John D. O’Bryant High School Vertex Reynerio Sarmiento John D. O’Bryant High School Xerox Tyrik Thornton Urban Science Academy Wayfair 2016 TECH APPRENTICE STUDENTS By Grade & GenderBy Grade and Gender My summer internship at the Federal Reserve 40 has“ been amazing so far. I love the culture, its vision, 35 30 the workers, the treatment, what the FinTech program 25 stands for, and everything about working there.” 20 Ooviya Sathiyamoorthy, East Boston High School, Federal Reserve 15 # # Students of 10 Bank of Boston 5 0 9th 10th 11th 12th Grade Female Male # of TA By Race/Ethnicity Asian 22% 25% Black 3% Hispanic 1% Mixed or Other Something surprising that I learned about the technology“ industry was that the jobs are there, but Native American 19% we just don’t have enough people to fill those roles, 30% White especially women or people of color.” Devonte Stewart, Boston Adult Technical Academy, Resilient Coders Tech Apprentice Job Profiles Area Responsibility Technical Skills Tech Support & Help • Routine computer maintenance • Microsoft Office Desk • Troubleshoot hardware/software issues • Software installation • Create network cables • Operating systems • Set up new computers • PC hardware • Cisco networking Web Design • Assist in building new websites • HTML or Java coding • Design banners, web pages, and graphics • Dreamweaver • Embed content such as video and audio • Photoshop • Website usability/design Quality Control (QA) • Execute test scripts • JavaScript • Document results/log bugs • SQL and/or Visual Basic • SQA and multi-client testings • Database experience THANK YOU TO TECH APPRENTICE’S FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS For more information, please contact: Alysia Ordway, Director of Employer Engagement [email protected] (617) 488.1321.
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