At Rewriting the Code, we believe in the power of community and strive to empower women in college or early in their tech careers. Our volunteers play a crucial role in making our mission impactful.
Who Can Volunteer?
Industry Professionals
Whether you’re a seasoned expert or a newcomer to the tech industry, your experiences are valuable.
Beyond Tech
Not from a tech background? No worries. We believe that every story has the power to inspire. So whether you’re from finance, arts, healthcare, or any other field, your insights can help guide the next generation.
All Genders Welcome
We support women and minoritized genders, but we know that everyone drives change. We welcome volunteers of all genders to join our mission.
Anyone who values diversity, equity, and inclusion!
How can you help?
Become A Speaker
RTC offers it’s student and early career members year-round opportunities to develop both personally and professionally through the Rise Education Program. Volunteer to deliver topics that align with your experience, passions, and expertise via live virtual sessions that will be recorded for maximum community impact. Rise sessions fall into one of seven core areas:
- Interest Exploration
- Recruiting Success
- Confidence and Self care
- Professional Acceleration
- Financial Literacy and Independence
- Tech Trends and Tools
- Cultural Humility
Become A Mentor
The RTC Mentoring Program connects experienced professionals (tech and non-tech) with college and early-career women in tech. Connect for a single, purpose-driven meeting or for a longer-term mentoring relationship. Common mentoring topics include:
- Setting Professional/Career Goals
- Resume Guidance
- Practice Interviewing
- Career Exploration
- Success in the Workplace
- and more!
For more information about mentoring with RTC, view our Mentor Overview.
In an entry level position where most of my colleagues are senior level engineers, it is motivating to remember how far I have come in my career by helping other girls. I love helping my mentees with resume and interviewing skills because it is rewarding to watch them gain confidence in their skills, experience, and career aspirations.
Sabrina, RTC Mentor
Why Volunteer with Rewriting the Code?
Make a meaningful difference in the tech gender gap. Enhance your skills as a leader and broaden your perspective. Leverage your knowledge and experience to help underrepresented groups thrive.