2020年4月1日

请填写所有必填项。墨西哥创业公司Dev.f本月在Capital Invent的领投下完成了首轮融资，融资140万美元。得益于这些资金，这家初创公司将扩大其软件学校的选址。根据一份新闻稿，该公司目前在墨西哥有5家。但由于投资者的支持，该公司将在中美洲和南美洲的10个国家以及其原产地墨西哥开设30家分店。简而言之:这家软件学校的初创公司将面临很多升级。Dev.f的首席执行官Elías Shuchleib在一次发布会上表示:“我们正在努力开发一种技术，使我们在创造最适合我们现在生活的历史时刻的教育体验的同时，能够不断升级。”“我们希望解决一个仍然在过去的教育和工业范式下工作和生活的社会的问题。”相应地，Shuchleib与企业家Manuel Morato和Enrique Díaz在2015年推出了Dev.f。Dev.f是一所带有Contxto变体的软件学校，之前已经覆盖了相当多的创业学校。 But Mexican Dev.f has a different approach from most when it comes to student learning. Much like hackathons bring together an assortment of developers, Dev.f brings together its various students to build one part of a project. Through this methodology teamwork is encouraged between participants. In addition, it puts their problem-solving skills and creativity to the test in order to carry out these assignments. But no worries, they’re not left on their own to do everything, the startup has its senseis and mentors at hand to guide students along. In exchange, students are charged for the program they choose to participate in. According to the startup’s website, over 3,500 people have graduated and landed jobs at hotshot companies like Google, Mercado Libre , and Amazon. One might think that in light of coronavirus (Covid-19), in-person software schools suffer. But in Dev.f ’s case, it’s launched remote classes so users can keep on learning. Latam’s long-term need for developers will linger long after the current pandemic. Question is, what will be the most sought-after software skill ten years from now?