Hack Reactor

Hack Reactor, founded in 2012 in New York and later acquired by Galvanize, is a well-established coding bootcamp with over 14,000 graduates working in technology roles. This partnership combines the expertise of two leading tech training providers, offering students a proven pathway into software engineering careers. The school reports a job placement rate of 85%, reflecting its emphasis on developing job-ready skills and preparing students for careers.

All Hack Reactor programs are now delivered online, creating an immersive and collaborative learning environment accessible to students worldwide. The curriculum focuses on full-stack software engineering, covering languages and frameworks such as JavaScript, Python, React, Node.js, and databases, while integrating modern development tools and practices. Students can choose between intensive 16-week full-time or 30-week part-time formats, both of which emphasize hands-on coding, pair programming, and real-world project work.

Career services are an integral part of the experience, including 1:1 coaching, mock interviews, resume and LinkedIn optimization, and job search strategies. Starting in June 2023, Hack Reactor incorporated GitHub Copilot into the curriculum to familiarize students with AI-assisted coding. Flexible financing options are available, including scholarships for Black students and deferred tuition through an Income Share Agreement (ISA).

Beginner Full-Time Coding Bootcamp – 16 Weeks

The Beginner Full-Time Coding Bootcamp is an intensive, 16-week program designed for individuals with no prior coding experience who are ready to launch a career in software engineering. Delivered in a live-online format, the curriculum blends JavaScript, React, Node.js, databases, APIs, and industry-standard workflows into a rigorous, hands-on learning experience.

Students work closely with instructors from across the U.S., participating in paired programming, team-based projects, and collaborative problem-solving that mimic professional remote development environments. The program emphasizes not just coding proficiency, but also the collaboration, communication, and technical teamwork skills that are essential in the tech industry.

In addition to technical training, students receive comprehensive career support, including 1:1 career coaching, portfolio development, mock interviews, and job search preparation.

• Online: Yes
• Part-Time: No (Full-Time)
• Duration: 16 weeks
• Career Support: Yes (1:1 coaching, job prep)

Beginner Part-Time Coding Bootcamp – 30 Weeks

The Beginner Part-Time Coding Bootcamp offers the same rigorous curriculum, live instruction, and career support as Hack Reactor’s 16-week full-time program—but with a flexible schedule spread over 30 weeks. This structure is ideal for learners who want to gain job-ready software engineering skills with work, family, or other commitments.

Students learn JavaScript, React, Node.js, databases, APIs, and industry best practices through real-world projects and collaborative coding.  Classes are delivered in live-online sessions by experienced instructors, with active participation in team-based projects, paired programming, and code reviews to simulate professional remote development environments. The career services are integrated throughout the program, including personalized coaching, portfolio building, mock technical interviews, and job search guidance.

• Online: Yes
• Part-Time: Yes
• Duration: 30 weeks
• Career Support: Yes

How to Apply?

1. Create an Account
   Sign up to access the admissions portal.
2. Choose Your Program
   Select the coding bootcamp that fits your schedule and learning needs.
3. Share Your Details
   Answer brief questions about your background and career goals.
4. Complete the Steps
   Follow the guided steps in the portal to finalize your application.

Contact

• Website: hackreactor.com
• Phone: +1 720-615-0225
• Address: St Austin, TX 78701, United States