Programming bootcamp and training platform serving Vietnam and Latin America
CodeGym operates a programming education platform across Vietnam and Chile, offering bootcamp and instructor-led courses in web development, Java, JavaScript, Android, and related stacks. The hiring mix skews heavily toward marketing (10 roles) and sales (9 roles) relative to education staff (8 roles), signaling a shift from course delivery toward customer acquisition — a pattern confirmed by active projects focused on enrollment campaigns, lead conversion, and paid-ad optimization, and pain points centered on meeting enrollment targets and reducing cost per lead.
Notable leadership hires: Marketing Team Lead
CodeGym is an educational institution founded in 2017 that trains programmers across beginner to advanced levels through in-person centers and corporate training partnerships. The platform delivers curriculum in web technologies (PHP, React, Angular, Node.js), mobile development (Android, iOS), and backend frameworks (Java, Spring, Django, Flask). Beyond direct student enrollment, CodeGym designs custom training programs for enterprise clients and supplies talent to domestic and international labor markets. The organization operates from Hà Nội with 11–50 employees and is actively expanding hiring into Chile.
CodeGym covers Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Android, iOS, and related frameworks including Spring, React, Angular, and Node.js. Courses range from foundational to advanced levels.
CodeGym uses Python, Flask, Django, React, Angular, Node.js, Java, AWS, and analytics tools including Power BI, Google Analytics, and Hotjar. Testing is handled via Selenium and TestNG.
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CodeGym Vietnam's technology stack, projects, and hiring signals are inferred from public hiring and company data — career pages, public listings, and company web presence — then clustered and de-duplicated. Figures are estimates that refresh over time. Read our full methodology →
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