How to Attract the Next Generation of Civic Technologists
A student perspective on closing government’s tech talent gap offers three ways state and local agencies can recruit young engineers and other specialists to put their skills to work for their communities.
How to Attract the Next Generation of Civic Technologists Menu Show Search Clear Search Query Submit Search --> CONTINUE TO SITE ✕ IE 11 Not Supported For optimal browsing, we recommend Chrome, Firefox or Safari browsers. Voices How to Attract the Next Generation of Civic Technologists A student perspective on closing government’s tech talent gap offers three ways state and local agencies can recruit young engineers and other specialists to put their skills to work for their communities. May 20, 2026 • Emily Tianshi and Medhya Goel Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Print Email Adobe Stoc
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