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Twenty Santa Teresa residents just graduated straight into full-time data-center jobs

In Santa Teresa, New Mexico, next door to the new Project Jupiter data-center campus, 20 residents have completed an accelerated construction-trades programme run by CODA — classroom work joined to hands-on training — and every graduate is starting regular full-time work. For a border community that has watched big projects arrive with outside workforces, the design is the story: train local people first, in the skills the project actually needs, and let the jobs stay in the neighbourhood that hosts them.

The upbeat factortwenty neighbours, trained, hired, and staying put.
✓ Verified · GlobeNewswire · 2026-10-21 · USA
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