In brief
After captivating the tech community with his engaging coding tutorials, Sergey from St Petersburg receives a job offer from IT firm Pro32, which he can officially accept when he turns 14.
Seven-year-old Sergey from St Petersburg, known for his exceptional programming talents, has captured the attention of a Moscow-based software company, Pro32. The firm has extended a written job offer to Sergey for the position as head of corporate training, which he would officially start once he reaches the legal working age of 14 in Russia.Sergey first gained notoriety after launching his YouTube channel at the age of five where he creates step-by-step coding videos, demonstrating languages such as Python and Unity, as well as insights into neural networks that power many AI applications. His channel has attracted over 3,500 subscribers interested in enhancing their programming skills.Pro32's CEO, Igor Mandik, praised Sergey not only for his coding proficiency but also for his unique ability to teach others, remarking that the young coder reminded him of a "coding Mozart." Mandik expressed excitement about Sergey's potential and emphasized the firm’s commitment to collaborating with him even before he is legally able to work, engaging with his parents to explore interim opportunities.While details about future pay remain uncertain, Mandik acknowledged that it would be a conversation to entertain once Sergey comes of age. "We have to wait for seven years," he said, while looking forward to the impact Sergey will inevitably have on the company. Beyond coding, Mandik envisions Sergey’s teachings potentially benefiting other departments, including sales and accounting, showcasing the prodigious talent that could transform the industry landscape.Sergey’s story is a remarkable glimpse into the future of tech education and the potential for prodigal young talents to shape the business world.
