TIC Social develops IT talent from underrepresented groups through specialized training in areas like Fullstack Development, Data Science, and AI. They then staff these qualified professionals into multidisciplinary teams to meet client technology needs, bridging talent gaps and promoting social impact.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
The IT sector faces a significant deficit of qualified professionals, exacerbated by the rapid acceleration of digital transformation demands. This shortage is compounded by systemic social inequalities that limit access to technology education and career opportunities for certain demographics.
Solution
TIC Social addresses this by providing specialized IT talent development and staffing solutions. The company focuses on upskilling individuals, particularly those from underrepresented groups, through continuous training aligned with current market demands. These qualified professionals are then integrated into multidisciplinary teams to meet the technology needs of partner companies. This model bridges the gap between social impact and business objectives, delivering customized IT solutions and fostering talent growth within the tech industry.
Target Audience
The primary clients are companies within the IT sector seeking to fill talent gaps with skilled professionals and contribute to social impact initiatives.
Features
- Talent qualification programs focused on individuals with limited access to IT opportunities.
- Development of multidisciplinary IT teams tailored to specific client technology requirements.
- Continuous professional development and training in market-aligned technologies.
- Hybrid operational model for software development and IT squads.
- Project management by senior-level professionals with quality and productivity monitoring.
- Service offerings include Fullstack Development (Web and Mobile), Data Science, Business Intelligence (BI), Test Automation, Quality Assurance, Data Integration, and Artificial Intelligence.
- Prioritization of individuals with functional diversity (PCD), women, Black individuals, and those educated in public schools for talent development.