Gallery: Urban Onshoring: The Movement to Bring Tech Jobs Back to America

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    Majora Carter, the founder of Startup Box, a company that's bringing tech jobs to the South Bronx.
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    From left to right, Startup Box employees Jermaine Rampersant, Leon Sterling, Kevin Gumbs.
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    Lancelot Chase, a former professional gamer and current CTO of Startup Box.
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    Startup Box hires gamers, so its game testers can double as a focus group.
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    Students participate in Per Scholas’s eight-week Software Testing Education Program.
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