by Suzana Valença | Aug 3, 2022 | For Candidates, VanHack, VanHack Talent
We started the second semester of 2022 with renewed energy and much to celebrate with you all. In July, we marked our 7th anniversary, and international tech companies hired 41 VanHackers tech talents. Let’s hear a round of applause! These two things got...
by Suzana Valença | Jul 27, 2022 | For Candidates, Preparation, Success Stories
It’s one of those stories you wouldn’t believe if it hadn’t happened to you. We are thrilled to share this fantastic news with you: tech talent from Lebanon, Samer Sahih, broke our record of fastest hire ever! We posted the job opportunity on...
by Suzana Valença | Jul 26, 2022 | Events, For Candidates, Preparation, VanHack Talent
Our mission is to bridge the gap between growing companies and skilled professionals. We have helped over 1700 tech talents around the globe in the last seven year. Now we are working extra hard to get more women hired in the tech industry. In an effort to increase...
by Suzana Valença | Jul 26, 2022 | DevTalk, For Candidates
This tutorial is available as a free Series on CodeCast! API’s are intimidating when you’re learning to code, especially ones that come with really complicated docs, needs unique keys, or require authorization. Instead of jumping headfirst into a...
by Suzana Valença | Jul 21, 2022 | For Candidates, Preparation, Success Stories
Making dreams come true is not an easy task; this requires a lot of preparation and discipline. Giuliano Oliveira is a software developer from Brazil hired to work in Canada. His journey makes us smile because we know how hard he worked for this new life that is now a...
by Suzana Valença | Jul 20, 2022 | For Candidates, Relocation, Success Stories, VanHack, VanHack Talent
Our job is to bridge the gap between growing companies and skilled professionals. We have been doing this for seven years and have helped over 1700 tech talents around the globe. After years assisting software developers get hired and relocate abroad we learned about...
