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By Carlos Russo • February 15, 2021

In partnership with Kaplan Performance Academy (KPA), we created a dynamic new data literacy program for companies to use as they work toward upskilling their employees in data literacy.

By Jason Moss • December 09, 2020

Today, on the seventh anniversary of Metis’s founding, I am excited to share the next step in our journey. These decisions are true to our mission of helping people find value in data and have been informed by our Three Pillars of Product Evolution: to embrace continuous transformation, think digital first and expand impact.

By Jason Moss • July 15, 2020

Over the past six years, we have built robust local communities around our Data Science Bootcamp campuses in Chicago, New York, San Francisco, and Seattle (which we closed in December). We have been proud to call these cities home, and the countless relationships we've built within the local data science ...

By Jason Moss • March 18, 2020

Bob Dylan once sang, “Yesterday's just a memory. Tomorrow is never what it's supposed to be.” It’s hard to imagine more prescient words as the world grapples with the difficult, unprecedented, and global impact of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Our thoughts are with those directly and indirectly impacted. In this post, I share some of the steps we’ve taken as a company to guarantee that we continue to deliver on our promise to help the world find value in data, while keeping our students and staff safe.

By Jason Moss • February 11, 2020

To mark our sixth anniversary, Metis Founder and President Jason Moss shares six (of the many) lessons he's learned along the way.

By Emily Wilson • December 01, 2017

Earlier this week, we wrote about current Metis student Jeff Kao, whose blog post about his ongoing bootcamp final project went viral. We caught up with him to ask about the experience, why he chose this project, and more.

By Emily Wilson • November 28, 2017

Current Metis student Jeff Kao’s recent HackerNoon post, More than a Million Pro-Repeal Net Neutrality Comments were Likely Faked , is making waves around the internet, eliciting shock at the scope of the identified issue, while also extracting further evidence that data scientists are uniquely equipped to tackle complex societal ...