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People with these skills do exist. Perhaps it has something to do with your location. For instance, your name is EpicEng, which might mean that you work for E
by davidf18 10y ago
People with these skills do exist. Perhaps it has something to do with your location. For instance, your name is EpicEng, which might mean that you work for Epic, the large medical record company in Wisconsin. Epic is not located in an interesting place or a place conducive for career growth with other companies, in contrast with say, SV, NYC, Boston.
Alternatively, if it is important enough to the firm, they should be offering significantly more money than they are.
- EpicEng 10y agoOh, sure, they're out there. I work in SD, so we do have access to talent (though we also struggle competing against SF.) My problem has been finding someone who is a software engineer first, e.g., not solely an academic type. We need them too as they're the people with depth in the computer vision arena, but I'm looking for someone who understands digital microscopy, image processing and analysis, but who will also write robust, production level software. It's a bit of a niche and I was fortunate enough to be exposed to it early in my career.