$300 / month
Start free, decide later
Hey! I'm Casey, a software engineer with over 20 years of experience across a wide range of environments — from small startups to Apple and Google. Along the way I've worked on everything from mobile apps and AR/VR experiences to medical device firmware, which means I've had to find my footing in a lot of unfamiliar territory over the years.
I know how daunting it can feel to make the leap from studying software engineering to working as a professional developer. The codebase is enormous, everyone around you seems to know exactly what they're doing, and it's hard to know where to start. I've been there, and I've also spent time as a lead instructor at a coding bootcamp helping students navigate exactly that transition.
Whether you're dealing with imposter syndrome, trying to get unstuck on a difficult bug, figuring out how to read a large unfamiliar codebase, or learning how to work effectively with your team and leadership — I genuinely enjoy helping people work through those challenges. There's no judgment here, just a fellow engineer who remembers what it felt like to be new.
I also care deeply about the human side of this industry. At Google I volunteered as a Blue Dot Listener, supporting colleagues through mental health challenges in the workplace, and I co-founded the Google Developers Group in Columbus to help build community around technology.
I'd love to be a resource for you as you find your footing and grow into the engineer you want to be.
You tell Casey your goals. They see exactly what you want to work on before session one.
You meet within days. Casey reviews your application and books your first session, usually within a day or two.
You leave with a plan. Concrete next steps and a weekly rhythm from your very first week.
Casey Borders
Senior Software Engineer at Ex-Google, Ex-Apple
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One-off sessions with Casey
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What's included in the trial?
Every trial is a little different–here's what Casey says about their trial:
We'll meet for a quick call (usually under 30 minutes) where we:
- Break the ice and introduce ourselves
- Discuss your goals and how I can support you
- Coordinate logistics like time zones, meeting frequency, and communication methods
