[otteromkram]

Not OP, but you might want to, I dunno, run a search on the careers website. That's usually a good place to start.

Just a friendly tip: The market is pretty competitive nowadays and having critical thinking and problem solving skills can give you an advantage over your peers.

[93po]

I spent like twenty minutes poking around. There's a possibly outdated form with a URL that suggests it's for a 2022 cohort, and there's no way to specify which role specifically someone is interested in. This is at odds with the role specific postings saying they're eligible for the program but there's no place to specify interest in the program outside the cover letter, and it seemed unlikely people are recruiting for the program simply by scanning cover letters that are going to be 99% for traditional job applications.

So it's not clear to me, which is why I asked.

It's further complicated the the program is a Raytheon specific thing, which is apparently the parent company for FlightAware, and the FlightAware website itself says nothing about the program.

also: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.

[otteromkram]

If we're going to start throwing guidelines around, how about the one's at the top of the page?

> Commenters: please don't reply to job posts to complain about something. It's off topic here.

[brogrammernot]

Don’t worry about it, fair question and I wouldn’t waste calories on folks who can’t find it to be kind, especially with the job market as rough as it is now.

Good luck, you got this.

[93po]

Thanks, I appreciate your support <3