HQ Function

Historically, the San Francisco location served as the main campus for in-person immersive software engineering programs, administrative operations, career services, and community events.

Notable Features:

The San Francisco campus was known for its collaborative and intensive learning environment, with spaces designed for pair programming, lectures, and project-based work. It fostered a strong sense of community.

Work Culture:

Hackbright's culture is centered around empowerment, inclusivity, and rigorous learning. It emphasizes mentorship, peer support, and a growth mindset, creating a welcoming space for individuals transitioning into tech.

HQ Significance:

The original San Francisco headquarters was significant as the birthplace of a pioneering coding school dedicated to addressing gender disparity in the tech industry. It launched many careers and built a strong alumni network.

Values Reflected in HQ: The focus on collaborative learning spaces and community areas in its historical HQ reflected its core values of support, inclusivity, and shared growth.

Location:

While founded and historically based in San Francisco, Hackbright Academy's primary mode of program delivery is now online. This allows it to serve students across the United States. Its mission to promote gender equality in tech has a global resonance, and its online programs make its educational offerings accessible to a wider, geographically diverse audience, though enrollment might have regional restrictions based on SNHU policies.

Street Address:

Historically: 683 Sutter St (Note: Physical presence may have changed post-acquisition; operations are largely online or integrated with Kenzie/SNHU)

City:

San Francisco

State/Province:

CA

Country:

USA