I'd strongly advise against it. I know a few Delphi engineers, who get considerably lower rates than, say, Java developers. As good as it is from a technical p

I'd strongly advise against it. I know a few Delphi engineers, who get considerably lower rates than, say, Java developers. As good as it is from a technical perspective Delphi, while not truly a dead language (it's still commonly used in many enterprise-size companies), it is a dead-end. Besides, Delphi and its ecosystem is mostly closed source. The vast amount of readily accessible help and information programmers have come used to with modern language environments simply isn't available for Delphi. Be prepared to pay (or convince your employer to pay) for 3rd party libraries or build everything yourself.