With 4,000 unfilled tech jobs, a new state program at Utah high schools will be ‘an important investment in our future,’ Gov. Herbert tells Silicon Slopes delegates

Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune Adam Dunn, Spanish Fork developed his Jaxi the Robot videogame as a way to teach kids to code. His game has earned him $20,000 as the winner of the Utah Game Wars competition at Comic Con, at the Salt Palace, Friday, September 5, 2014

With 4,000 unfilled tech jobs, a new state program at Utah high schools will be ‘an important investment in our future,’ Gov. Herbert tells Silicon Slopes delegates

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