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The case for Wile E. Coyote, engineer
The story behind the name Coyotiv begins with a question: what if Wile E. Coyote was actually an ambitious engineer working with terrible tools?

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Graduates on what they did before, what the school was like, and where they went next.
The story behind the name Coyotiv begins with a question: what if Wile E. Coyote was actually an ambitious engineer working with terrible tools?

Tom moved from project management at a cloud consultancy to building House Meister, his own app that cuts costs on Google Cloud.
İpek from our social media team starts the self-paced course next to her full-time job, with a two-week plan based on the book Deep Work.
After his factory in Spain downsized during the pandemic, mechanical engineer Ceyhan retrained at Coyotiv. Now he's a software engineer and peer learner here.
Film director Moritz took our self-paced course alongside family and work, and now builds his own apps and open-source libraries.
Paloma was a curator and exhibition designer before joining Coyotiv. Now she's a software engineer at Sauce Labs, and still curates.
Franziska Hauck on meeting Armağan Amcalar at Women Techmakers Berlin, and joining Coyotiv as an advisor before its first coding course.
