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A lot of Julia-based companies just hit big Seed A, Seed B, etc. rounds, with a lot more startups entering the space as well. There is a glut of Julia programme

A lot of Julia-based companies just hit big Seed A, Seed B, etc. rounds, with a lot more startups entering the space as well. There is a glut of Julia programmers in the industry now given all of this hiring. "Most employable" is hard because no one is in all places, but I can at least tell you that locally there is and will be a lot of hiring in the next few years here.

hermitsings 5y ago
Thanks!
nimithryn 5y ago
Examples?
- ChrisRackauckas 5y ago
  Julia Computing is hiring. https://juliacomputing.com/careers/ https://juliacomputing.com/careers/ Relational AI is hiring. https://www.relational.ai/careers https://www.relational.ai/careers Beacon Biosignals is hiring. https://beacon.bio/careers https://beacon.bio/careers Invenia is hiring. https://www.invenia.ca/ https://www.invenia.ca/ and I can keep going. There's to cause pleasant competition, so it's a good pool for people to enter (and a good pool for me to find more people for haha). In julialang.org/slack there's a #jobs channel that gets a lot of posts. https://discourse.julialang.org/c/community/jobs https://discourse.julialang.org/c/community/jobs tends to get some (but surprisingly not most) of the posts, and it's more about academic positions (though #academia in the slack tends to be better). And the #julialang Twitter tends to post some jobs around.
ebb_earl_co 5y ago
Oh, fascinating. Do you have any examples? I'm learning Julia and would be interested in setting goals for working at one of these startups
- ChrisRackauckas 5y ago
  Posted in another reply.
sundarurfriend 5y ago
> locally there is and will be a lot of hiring locally as in in the Silicon Valley? Or did you mean it another way?
- ChrisRackauckas 5y ago
  The Julia-based companies I know of tend to be more clustered around the upper East Coast (Boston, Canada, New York), though there is some in California.

hermitsings 5y ago

Thanks!

nimithryn 5y ago

Examples?

ChrisRackauckas 5y ago
Julia Computing is hiring. https://juliacomputing.com/careers/ https://juliacomputing.com/careers/ Relational AI is hiring. https://www.relational.ai/careers https://www.relational.ai/careers Beacon Biosignals is hiring. https://beacon.bio/careers https://beacon.bio/careers Invenia is hiring. https://www.invenia.ca/ https://www.invenia.ca/ and I can keep going. There's to cause pleasant competition, so it's a good pool for people to enter (and a good pool for me to find more people for haha). In julialang.org/slack there's a #jobs channel that gets a lot of posts. https://discourse.julialang.org/c/community/jobs https://discourse.julialang.org/c/community/jobs tends to get some (but surprisingly not most) of the posts, and it's more about academic positions (though #academia in the slack tends to be better). And the #julialang Twitter tends to post some jobs around.

ebb_earl_co 5y ago

Oh, fascinating. Do you have any examples? I'm learning Julia and would be interested in setting goals for working at one of these startups

ChrisRackauckas 5y ago
Posted in another reply.

sundarurfriend 5y ago

> locally there is and will be a lot of hiring locally as in in the Silicon Valley? Or did you mean it another way?

ChrisRackauckas 5y ago
The Julia-based companies I know of tend to be more clustered around the upper East Coast (Boston, Canada, New York), though there is some in California.