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Kaela Roeder
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DC Reporter, Technical.ly
Washington
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By Kaela Roeder Verified| Technical.ly Verified The H-1B visa system is highly competitive and flawed, relying on a lottery that leaves many skilled foreign workers without options, despite high demand. Cap-exempt pathways like the Build Fellowship offer a legal alternative by allowing foreign professionals to teach part-time at nonprofits or universities while working elsewhere.
By Kaela Roeder Verified| Technical.ly Verified The H-1B visa system is highly competitive and flawed, relying on a lottery that leaves many skilled foreign workers without options, despite high demand. Cap-exempt pathways like the Build Fellowship offer a legal alternative by allowing foreign professionals to teach part-time at nonprofits or universities while working elsewhere.
By Kaela Roeder Verified| Technical.ly Verified Power Moves is a recurring series where we chart the comings and goings of talent across the region. Got a new hire, gig or promotion? Email us at dc@technical.ly. The DC region saw plenty of new hires and acquisitions over the past month, along with layoffs and leadership departures. NobleReach announced its new chief innovation officer, while local DC data science startup Prefect cut a third of its workforce.
Company Info
Technical.ly
Technical.ly is a Philadelphia-based news organization established in 2009, focusing on local journalism that covers technology, entrepreneurship, and economic opportunities. The company operates in several mid-Atlantic markets, including Washington DC, Baltimore, Delaware, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, and has expanded its reporting to over a dozen other U.S. cities. Its mission is to foster innovation within communities. The organization publishes daily articles on tech careers, startups, and economic trends, emphasizing hyperlocal coverage. Technical.ly also distributes engaging newsletters to 35,000 professionals and hosts events like the annual Technical.ly Builders Conference. Additionally, it maintains a public Slack community for networking and knowledge-sharing, and offers native advertising options for clients looking to reach technologists and entrepreneurs. The Technical.ly Journalism Fund supports accessible reporting on workforce development and entrepreneurship pathways.
Washington, D.C., United States, United States
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Founded: 2009