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The pega6 Fellowship is a 12-month program for recent CS grads, providing training to build AI software and transitioning them into full-time roles.
Are you a recent or rising computer science grad but can’t find a job?
What if we offered you a direct path to one?
The pega6 Fellowship is a career bridge from college to a full-time role as an AI Product Builder (also known as a Product Engineer). Pega6 is designed specifically for recent CS grads (classes of '24, '25, or '26) who are stuck in job application purgatory.
If you’re ready to stop applying and start building, keep reading and change your future.
PEGA6 GETS YOU JOB READY AND PLACES YOU WITH ONE OF OUR HIRING PARTNERS
This is not a bootcamp, an online course, or another credential.
- The pega6 Fellowship is a 12-month, in-person, tuition-free program in Boulder, CO that trains you by having you actually build software . . . all day, every day.
- You’ll use the leading AI tools to build professional-grade AI software.
- You and your other Fellows will operate like a professional product team, not students in a classroom.
- You’ll be mentored by industry vets who push you to a professional standard
- You’ll leave with real experience, professional skills, and a portfolio of AI software products.
- At the end of the program, you transition into a full-time role with one of our hiring partners.
Learn More: www.pega6fellowship.com
WHO SHOULD APPLY
- Recent CS grad ('24, '25, or '26).
- Currently unemployed or underemployed.
- Able to dedicate yourself to the pega6 Fellowship in Boulder, CO full time for 12 months.
- Able to pay for your own living expenses during the year.
SPECIAL NOTE
- Pega6 is tuition-free. Your only costs are your living expenses during your year in Boulder.
- If you don’t have a job offer when you graduate, we reimburse your living expenses for up to $20,000.
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