2022 Fort Lauderdale Bootcamps

The job outlook for bootcamp graduates in Fort Lauderdale is excellent and expected to increase in conjunction with industry demand. Major multinational corporations with established ties to the area include software companies like Citrix and Microsoft, which serves over 46 countries in Latin America out of its south Florida regional headquarters. Both companies are actively hiring in the region for roles in software engineering, systems analysis, cloud solutions and more. The Ft. Lauderdale business alliance keeps a running list of the nearly 200 national companies that call the area home, many of which maintain corporate headquarters there, including airline JetBlue and leading-edge technology company Magic Leap. Other firms are taking notice of the thriving scene and relocating to Fort Lauderale; among the more than a dozen that have announced their plans to move in are InsurTech company Benefytt Technologies and Future Tech Enterprise Inc.

For bootcamp completers looking to enter the startup space, Fort Lauderdale has got you covered there too. The southeast Florida region has recently been named as the home of the most startup activity in the U.S., as well as a top five market for tech growth. Homegrown success stories that maintain a presence in the area include e-Builder, a pioneer in fully integrated, cloud-based construction program management software that was acquired by Trimble for $500 million in 2018 and ShipMonk, a high-tech logistics provider that raised $290 million in 2020. The B2B sector has also seen major gains, from startups like online bookkeeping software provider Xendoo and content engagement and data collection specialist Top. Bootcamp participants in Ft. Laurderdale have numerous choices in combining the “hard skills” they learn in data science, management, or development to their passions in entrepreneurship, next-gen tech and more.