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Are you wondering if attending a bootcamp will lead to a high paying job? Consider these facts:

The Bureau of Labor Statistics states that jobs for software developers will grow 17% in the next decade, which is much faster than the national average for all occupations.
Every industry needs software developers, and Think Network Technologies reports that 67% of computing jobs are outside of the traditional tech sector.
According to the same report, there are more than 500,000 computing jobs open nationwide.
Burning Glass reports that jobs requiring coding skills pay an average of $22,000 per year more than jobs that don’t.

In the span of one year, Deep Diver’s salaries increase by an average of 47%, to an average starting salary of $49,371. This is comparable to an $91K salary in San Francisco, as you can see using this Cost of Living Calculator. After only a few years of experience, the salary can move up to $60-$90K.
The unemployment rate for software developers is only 1.9%.
In New Mexico, 12.5% of jobs are STEM or STEM-related as defined by the NM Department of Workforce Solutions. STEM and STEM-related jobs in the state are expected to grow 10.3% between 2014 and 2024, compared to 7.3% for all other jobs. The median wage for STEM workers in NM is $73,200, compared to $37,725 for non-STEM or STEM-related jobs, as of 2016.
50% of Deep Divers meet their career goals within three months, 86% within a year, with the remaining 14% being recent graduates.
Deep Diver wages are calculated to have generated over $52M in increased wages and represents over $86M in total wages from 2014-2021.
Over 60 companies have been formed by Deep Divers.
Over 350 companies have hired Deep Divers since 2014.
Deep Dive was recognized as the 2019-2020 Excellence in Workforce Development Award winner from Albuquerque Economic Development.
Deep Dive was recognized as the 2020 Excellence in STEM Higher Ed Program winner from Air Force Research Labs.