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The following ideas are my opinions, based upon my own experiences. I don't have any data to back this up. I wouldn't apply to immature companies (startups and
by SQL2219 8y ago
The following ideas are my opinions, based upon my own experiences. I don't have any data to back this up.
I wouldn't apply to immature companies (startups and similar), as I think they are going to be the most prejudiced. I think the opportunities for you will exist in healthcare, banking, govt. or utilities that need skills like yours. I feel there are lots of good paying jobs in these types of companies that would be more open hiring an older worker.
I see you have R and Python along with some SQL, perhaps this along with your PhD in math could be leveraged into a data science job, or jr position in data science.
Take a look at kaggle.com, perhaps you can do something there to get your foot in the door.
- fiftyfivenoexp 8y agoThanks, I will try to learn more about feature engineering. Long ago I read Machine Learning for Hackers, and followed one of the author blogs about the julia language.