Hi, not even sure if I should reply to this, but I just thought maybe some advice anonymously would be the right thing to ask for. Codex, sounds like exactly th

Hi, not even sure if I should reply to this, but I just thought maybe some advice anonymously would be the right thing to ask for. Codex, sounds like exactly the kind of company I'd like to work for. A small team working on important possibly life changing technology using new technology and in biology no less Which is probably the thing the that fascinates me most after CS even if I'm not as knowledgeable there. The fact you're using a lot of Python and ES6 React definitely helps too. My problem is I don't feel like I have the skills you'd be looking for now. I graduated this spring with a CS degree from a no name state school. I came out near the top of my class (honestly I might be the top of CS), but I lack experience. I'm just now taking my first internship and while valuable I don't feel like I'm really learning much, I'm the one trying to teach my coworkers what GIT and why it has advantages over RCS, or more worrying how to use prepared statements to avoid SQL injection. My plan right now, tentative as it is, is to get an additional undergraduate in biotechnology from my university. As I mentioned Biology has always fascinated and I'm at a time in my life where I have both the time and the opportunity to do this without incurring debt, but I'm devoured by doubt. The kind of job I want is almost all in the startup world and they tend not to take a ton of interns. At the same time by specializing I make myself less attractive to other companies that might otherwise take me on as an intern. I'm open to any opinion, commentary, or advice, but specifically is this a viable path. What would I need to be good candidate for Codex (or frankly it's like) upon graduation?