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You can stay in software but move to more conservative industry, like oil and gas. Lots of SCADA is JAVA based, some solutions have HTML based GUIs. And the ind
by ramtatatam 6y ago
You can stay in software but move to more conservative industry, like oil and gas. Lots of SCADA is JAVA based, some solutions have HTML based GUIs. And the industry is centered around reliability, experience counts there.
- blackadder99 6y agoThanks for the reply, this is an industry I hadn't considered. Any suggestions for companies, job sites? I'm near Boston and not looking to relocate.
- ramtatatam 6y agoI'm not based in US (I live in Europe). Long time ago I worked for Honeywell (they do lots of industries and their headquaters are in US, their SCADA products often need local software specialist who knows how to integrate it with other systems- in my country I was the only person capable of doing this), also Johnsons Control (not Oil and Gas but industry in general). Also Rockwell, Siemens, GE - these giants are like FAANG in industry, with many divisions in different areas of proper industry. And each of them want to be 'smart', not only to hang equipment on the wall. There is lots of demand for software engineering there.