Announcement: Enye is Going on a Break
Michael Paccione Our team members are currently making huge life changes, and so the organization is temporarily pausing Founders and PMaaS operations to allow them to focus more time on their professional lives, families and pursue other interests in pivotal moments of their lives. When we return, …
Enye Software Engineering Cohort 4 Announced
Ama Udofa Enye is pleased to announce the 4th cohort of the Enye Software Engineering Program. For this cohort, we opened applications for Enye Software Engineering Cohort 4 on 1st June 2020. Within 13 days, we received 645 applications from software engineers all over Nigeria. Applicants went …
Founder Institute and Enye are teaming up to support early-stage founders
Founder Institute and Enye are collaborating to support software engineers and entrepreneurs in the tech ecosystem. Through this collaboration, Enye Inc. will create a Frontiers Technology Fellowship for each cohort of both the Enye Founders’ Program and Founder Institute in Lagos, Nigeria. 20+ startups …
6 tips to make you a better developer in 2020
Learning never stops. This is a cliche that is especially true in software engineering. Whether you’re just starting out or a developer with years of experience, you just have to keep improving. And with the coronavirus mandating most developers to work from home this year, …
Remote teams will be more relevant even after the coronavirus crisis
For years, we predicted that the future of work would be remote. We cited the rapidness of technological change and the dynamic economy as the main reasons remote work would eventually rule. And yet, even as we made a case for remote teams back in …
Why You Should Hire Remote Nigerian Programmers
Distributed teams are disrupting tech globally, and why not? Even before freelancing became popular, people were already tired of working in dank cubicles from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day. The way we work is changing. More emphasis is now placed on flexibility. All …
How Tech Nonprofits are Changing the Face of Tech in Nigeria
In 2018, Seni Sulyman, Andela’s Vice President, Global operations, tweeted a story about how a former company gateman got a job as a software developer. At the time, Andela was building a network of technology leaders in Africa. The goal: to bridge the chasm between …
Announcing Enye Cohort 3.0 Students!
A month ago, we announced Enye cohort 3.0 and opened a portal for applications. We made the announcement right after the success of Enye cohort 2.0. Within two weeks, we received almost 900 applications for cohort 3.0, an unprecedented figure. After several rounds of tasking, testing and interviewing, we …
Inspiration with Sibusiso Vilane
Words for our students from the first African to summit Mt.Everest. …
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