It depends. I had a sysadmin consulting co. in high school that serviced nuclear, mech and thermo engineering companies. ML/AI, scientific and other specialized

It depends. I had a sysadmin consulting co. in high school that serviced nuclear, mech and thermo engineering companies. ML/AI, scientific and other specialized software eng are rarely picky in anything but pedigree and experience. For general-purpose coding, I wouldn’t bother unless you’re hackathon-insanely productive... also such jobs are more standardized and therefore more readily outsourced. Haskell (biceps emojis here)