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> So, trying to pivot to a more full service role of Data Analytics or SQL/Python Developer. I'm not sure if any of those fields are in enough demand for US co
by burntoutfire 5y ago
> So, trying to pivot to a more full service role of Data Analytics or SQL/Python Developer.
I'm not sure if any of those fields are in enough demand for US companies to look for people overseas. Perhaps one exception (that I know of) is Data Engineers - there's a huge move in Data Engineering to use Python. Perhaps you could try specializing in that area.
- anyfactor 5y agoHoly cow, that makes so much sense now. This is exactly what happened. I posted on whowantstoget hired in YC. I got 4 emails are 2 of them are wanting get data engineers. Can you give me some pointers though? My response emails was pretty bad. I assumed - 1. Data engineering roles are mid level roles 2. Those roles require extensive hands on experience 3. There isn't junior data engineering role 4. They don't often any hire remotely 5. You can't reasonbly self teach yourself 6. It is one of the those roles where you NEED atleast CS bachelors. I saw in DE subreddit those who are struggling to hire DEs should hire a python/sql dev than teach them DE on the job. But I am not sure how it would work out.