Holberton School Tulsa
Crystal Carrillo is currently a student in a Full Stack Software Development program at Atlas School Tulsa, which emphasizes peer collaboration and project-based learning. With experience as a homemaker and freelancer under the Tipton-Carrillo Household & Co. umbrella since 2018, Crystal has also held roles in healthcare and management, including CNA/ACMA, Business Office Manager, and Head Housekeeping at Brookdale Senior Living, as well as CNA/CMA at Corn Heritage Village. Previous work experience includes janitorial services at Trinity Baptist Church, demonstrating a commitment to service and maintenance of community spaces. Crystal is pursuing a diploma in Full Stack Web Development from Holberton School, expected to complete in September 2024.
Holberton School Tulsa
Become a Full-Stack Software Engineer. Holberton School is a project-based alternative to college for the next generation of software engineers. Holberton School·Monday, April 29, 2019· Holberton School was founded in San Francisco by Sylvain Kalache and Julien Barbier to solve a problem they observed all over the tech world: They had noticed aspiring software engineers would devote years to studying, sometimes accumulating over a hundred thousand dollars of student debt, and would still not have the skills necessary to find a job in software engineering. Sylvain and Julien decided to build a new school; one that taught students to think and learn like the best programmers, one that helped students develop soft skills to get them noticed in interviews and throughout their careers, and one with a curriculum developed to give students practical experience in developing real solutions. Since Holberton School opened its doors in 2016, the world’s most innovative companies have noticed. Graduates have found high-satisfaction employment at LinkedIn, Google, Tesla, Docker, Apple, Dropbox, Facebook, Pinterest, Genentech, Cisco, IBM, and more.