[rmason]

If your in it for the mission, not the money consider applying as a Code For America fellow:

https://www.codeforamerica.org/do-something/work-with-us

There are a lot of cities that could use your help. I am in no way connected with them but am a huge fan of their mission.

[gooserock]

I've actually started working with some Code for America folks here in my community - independently of CfA - on some city open data projects. They're awesome. :-)

[dexterdog]

I would do it, but why do they have to base you in SF? You should be able to stay local to where you are actually helping.

[gooserock]

I think there might be state-based chapters? My friends here are actually part of "Code for Maine."

[NotSammyHagar]

What are the security and nda requirements? I recently got an invitation to a show and tell meeting (a recruiting event) but I didn't end up going. I'm afraid of having to sign onerous agreements, similar to a "never tell anyone that this was bad". I unfortunately fell victim to that at a startup, and I want to maintain my freedom to praise or criticize the government and politicians as appropriate.