Are you a developer, software engineer, or tech enthusiast looking to make a real-world impact? Use your programming skills to support Ukraine’s defense, resilience, and humanitarian efforts. Whether you’re a front-end wizard, back-end specialist, full-stack dev, or data science expert — your talent is needed.
Why Your Code Matters
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, technology has become one of the most vital tools in the defense and survival of the country. From secure communications to real-time mapping tools, from drone control systems to humanitarian logistics — software powers it all.
Ukrainian defense volunteers and non-profits are in constant need of technical support to:
- Build tools for situational awareness
- Improve logistics platforms for delivering aid
- Automate workflows for open-source intelligence (OSINT)
- Support drone software development
- Develop cybersecurity solutions
- Create internal dashboards for coordination and planning
What You Can Do
You don’t have to be on the front lines to make a difference. You can contribute remotely, part-time, and based on your skills and availability.
Here are a few ways developers are already helping Ukraine:
- Building web platforms to coordinate volunteers and aid
- Writing scripts to collect and analyze OSINT data
- Developing firmware for DIY drones and electronics
- Contributing to open-source projects that support Ukraine
- Advising Ukrainian teams on infrastructure and scaling
Who We’re Looking For
We welcome volunteers with experience in:
- JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, C/C++, Node.js, etc.
- Web development (React, Vue, Django, etc.)
- Data science, ML, and geospatial tools
- DevOps, cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, etc.)
- Embedded systems and drone tech
- Cybersecurity and secure communications
Even if you’re not a pro, you can still help — many tasks involve testing, documentation, translation, or managing projects.
How to Get Involved
Click the button below to fill out our volunteer interest form. We’ll match you with one of our trusted partner initiatives based on your skills and interests. You’ll be working directly with teams on the ground or supporting open-source projects that are actively used in the field.
