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How about Security ? Cylance has more than a couple: - Senior Automation Engineer: https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/102010 https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/1
by aespinoza 11y ago
How about Security ? Cylance has more than a couple:
- Senior Automation Engineer: https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/102010 https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/102010
- Senior Software Engineer: https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/74863 https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/74863
- Senior Software Engineer, Windows: https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/182251 https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/182251
All of these positions are for non-web related jobs. I recommend you look at what are the areas you are interested in, and then target companies that have that. Looking for anything non-web is not a good plan. There are a lot of Data Science related jobs that are not Web as well:
- Data Scientist, Analytics (Instagram): https://www.facebook.com/careers/jobs/a0IA000000G3OLOMA3/ https://www.facebook.com/careers/jobs/a0IA000000G3OLOMA3/
- callinyouin 11y agoThanks, I appreciate the suggestions. My problem is that I have very little work experience in the industry at this point (< 1 year), so I don't think any "senior" positions would be open to me yet. I am somewhat strongly considering the data science route, so I definitely appreciate the nudge in that direction.
- aespinoza 11y agoI would try what you feel attracted first. You can always change. When you are starting, everything seems to be confusing, but as you progress in one field, the others will become clearer. The idea is to get experience in something, and start experimenting. You don't know if you like it until you have tried it. Regarding experience in Security, I wouldn't discourage myself on a lack of knowledge of an specific topic. For an engineer is not expected to know everything (it is practically impossible); learning speed is what you should care about.