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"The Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation (DSCI) is currently identifying organizations interested in partnering with Governor Wes Moore's flagship Maryland Corps/Service Year Option (MC/SYO) program. Through this subsidized program, DSCI places civic-minded 18-to-24-year-olds into full-time service roles lasting 9+ months. This year, DSCI is launching a new Tech Corps, a cohort of Members within the MC/SYO program who can: Help or train your team to integrate new software and digital tools into your work Build or manage your company's website or IT systems, including hardware support Modernize your company's workflows by collecting, inputting, and analyzing data or building databases Familiarize your team with AI tools and/or integrate AI tools into your work The best part: To help cover the minimum $15/hour wage, DSCI provides a grant of up to $20,000 per hire, meaning you can bring on a full-time professional for only ~$7,450 for an entire year. The state also provides each Member with a dedicated Success Coach, weekly professional development, and a $6000 completion award to support their growth and success. Want to learn more? Contact Deepika Ramachandran (deepika.ramachandran1@maryland.gov) and Taylor Bloch (taylor.bloch@maryland.gov). Ready to apply? Start here."
"The Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation (DSCI) is currently identifying organizations interested in partnering with Governor Wes Moore's flagship Maryland Corps/Service Year Option (MC/SYO) program. Through this subsidized program, DSCI places civic-minded 18-to-24-year-olds into full-time service roles lasting 9+ months.
This year, DSCI is launching a new Tech Corps, a cohort of Members within the MC/SYO program who can:
The best part: To help cover the minimum $15/hour wage, DSCI provides a grant of up to $20,000 per hire, meaning you can bring on a full-time professional for only ~$7,450 for an entire year. The state also provides each Member with a dedicated Success Coach, weekly professional development, and a $6000 completion award to support their growth and success.
Want to learn more? Contact Deepika Ramachandran (deepika.ramachandran1@maryland.gov) and Taylor Bloch (taylor.bloch@maryland.gov).
Ready to apply? Start here."