Cambridge-headquartered educational charity behind Raspberry Pi; hires platform and learning-software engineers. UK-remote roles common.
More about Raspberry Pi Foundation
The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a UK-based educational charity established in 2008, with a mission to empower young people through computing and digital technologies. It promotes the study of computer science in schools and aims to make learning computing enjoyable. The Foundation was founded by Eben Upton and a group of academics in response to declining interest in computer science. The Foundation focuses on outreach, education, and resource development. It provides free learning materials, online training courses, and project guides. It also trains educators to support students in computing and runs children's computing clubs worldwide, such as Code Clubs and CoderDojos. Additionally, the Foundation engages in international science projects, including sending Raspberry Pis to the International Space Station for educational experiments. Its outreach programs aim to increase access to computing for underrepresented groups.
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