Hi Hunters! 👋 I’m Aswin, Marketing Specialist at hatch I.T. Today we are excited to share hatchpad: the community for startup technologists. We've interacted with thousands of developers, data scientists, product managers, and other technologists who work at startups in up-and-coming tech cities. Hatchpad is a resource where these technologists can connect and grow together, see behind-the-scenes of product startup tech teams, and discover ways to excel and advance in their careers. We like to support startups that are in emerging tech cities like Pittsburgh, Raleigh-Durham, and Washington, D.C. These areas are often overlooked but have a thriving startup environment featuring companies like Morning Consult, IronNet, Upside Business Travel, Territory Foods, Parsec, and MotoRefi. Here are some things you’ll find on hatchpad: 🔍 Startup Search Search startups in your region by tech stack and industry. We provide all the details you’d want to know about a company like: a detailed description of the product, how the technical teams are split up, who runs each department, and their remote work policy. 💼 Job Search Search jobs at funded startups. Find a role by tech stack, salary range, and remote work policy (Includes ample fully remote opportunities). 🗣 Tech Insights Every month we speak with tech leaders, contributors, and thought leaders (like @aspittel @venikunche @hershtapadia @ianlotinsky) to gather insights on: - how they're building teams, culture, and their product - tactical advice on advancing your startup career 💬 Community Forum (Beta) The forum environment allows technologists to interact with each other, ask questions, and learn from our codealongs and AMAs hosted by startup technical leadership. If you are a current or aspiring product manager, developer, or technologist at a startup, we'd love to have you join the hatchpad community! Visit hatchpad: https://myhatchpad.com

Congrats on the launch! you, guys, are doing a very important job! you are right, emerging tech cities like Pittsburgh, Raleigh-Durham, and Washington, D.C. are often overlooked, but I believe that starting any new startup might be a revolution (we never know though). All startups and innovations deserve support (any location, any industry) and I am happy we share that vision.