Employee Resource Groups + Inclusion Programs
An employee resource group, also known as an ERG, is a group of employees who join together in the workplace and have shared characteristics or life experiences. These commonalities could be gender, race, ethnicity, or things like veterans, neurodivergent and people with disabilities. Our ERGs are open to all employees, whether they identify as a member of the community or are an ally.
Our ERGs are more than just places for employees to connect, but have the goal of educating and raising awareness for the unique challenges and experiences faced by members of underrepresented groups within tech. The development of our people and leaders is a top priority at MongoDB, and employee resource groups play an important role in helping all of us broaden our perspectives. Learn more about our ERGs below.
BEAM (Black Employees At MongoDB) offers a safe space and fosters an atmosphere of community and inclusion amongst people of color who identify as African, African American, Black, or Caribbean.
Config.MDB exists to advocate for neurodivergent and people with disabilities by helping improve the way MongoDB supports them, building a community of allies who help one another, and educating the broader MongoDB community about ways to be more inclusive.
The Green Team is committed to driving MongoDB to become a sustainable, social, and environmentally responsible company that is relentless in the pursuit of reducing negative impact on the environment.
MDBWomen is a community of MongoDB employees identifying as women. They acknowledge that working women face many challenges and that not everyone experiences them in the same way. Their purpose is to connect and amplify the voices of working women at MongoDB by providing a space for support and advocacy.
MongoDB_API’s mission is to celebrate, educate, and empower the Asian American and Pacific Islander community and facilitate an open, safe, and supportive space to discuss any current events affecting the community.
The Queer Collective is open to all members of the LGBTQIA+ community and allies. Their goal is to create a safe and open space for queer people and allies to meet, exchange thoughts, and build their network within MongoDB.
Queeries aims to create and maintain a safe environment for those identifying as LGBTQIA+ or questioning (in terms of sexuality, gender expression, and/or romantic interest or preference). Members do not need to be out at work to be part of this group.
QueLatine’s focus is to build community and drive meaningful engagement with Latine employees globally by promoting activities that foster genuine relationships, professional development, and community support while honoring the diversity of Latine heritage.
MDBWomen in Sales aims to make MongoDB a top employer for people who identify as women in sales by supporting the recruitment process of women candidates and retention of women sales executives through support, leadership development, and mentorship.
Underrepresented Genders in Tech (UGT) is a community for people of underrepresented genders in technical roles at MongoDB who want to provide and receive technical mentorship, career mentorship, and support from each other.
MongoDB Veterans support employees who are veterans of the armed forces, encourages recruiting of veterans, and provides a social framework for veterans and their supporters to build together. They work to increase the visibility of veterans working at MongoDB and encourage esprit de corps among them.
Mindful at MongoDB is a community with a shared purpose of cultivating a safe place for discussing mental wellbeing. They are passionate about championing peer support, resource sharing, promoting programs, and engaging in empathetic and empowering conversations.
Our Summits provide an early identification opportunity for students from backgrounds historically underrepresented in technology, who are passionate about exploring a career in software engineering.
Summit participants enjoy an interactive day of learning, which culminates with the chance to interview early for the upcoming summer’s Software Engineering internship. At each virtual Summit event, attendees will experience a unique opportunity to connect with current MongoDB employees to discover the steps of a successful software engineering career path!
Applications open late winter via our Students and Graduates page, and the Summit events take place in the spring.
MongoDB strives to help close the widening skills gap through educational resources for students and educators.
Jumpstart your learning experience through MongoDB University, MongoDB's free online courses, hands-on labs, and role-based learning paths. Students and educators are additionally eligible to receive MongoDB Atlas credits, certifications and teaching materials through the MongoDB for Students and MongoDB for Educators programs.
Recognizing neurodiversity is a crucial aspect of modern workplace diversity efforts. It promotes a more inclusive environment where individuals with diverse neurological profiles feel valued and included in the workplace.
Our Veteran's employee resource group supports our larger commitment to a diverse and inclusive community and empower our employees to create an internal network that they are passionate about.
Lena Smart, Chief Information Security Officer, explains why words matter, shares her thoughts on leadership, and discusses MongoDB’s internal mentorship program “MentorHER”.