VetsinTech to Launch AI Engineering Training With Cognizant Grant

Oct 14, 2026
VetsinTech will use a Cognizant grant to provide AI engineering training for veterans and military spouses. The program will begin in the first quarter of 2027 and support three cohorts.
VetsinTech to Launch AI Engineering Training With Cognizant Grant
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VetsinTech received a grant from Cognizant to launch an AI engineering training program for veterans and military spouses, the nonprofit announced in a press release. The program will begin in the first quarter of 2027 and support three cohorts.

Participants will receive technical instruction focused on AI, career preparation and mentorship. VetsinTech will also connect them with employers through its national network.

The training will prepare participants for roles in engineering, aerospace, defense, manufacturing and technology. It expands VetsinTech's Vets in AI initiative, which started in early 2024.

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