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Helping Tech Grads Do Good
Jakob Rosen
Schmidt Futures helps tech grades use their skills for good, reports Fast Company.
When Chase Thomas graduated from Cornell with a concentration in data science, he could have gotten a job at a big tech company. But he started working with nonprofits instead, building technology that could help solve larger problems.
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