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yeah I have absolutely no idea. When I look on linkedin, google, typical job boards and others, I mostly find startups.
by uVacCXNiiJCTnYB 4y ago
yeah I have absolutely no idea. When I look on linkedin, google, typical job boards and others, I mostly find startups.
- walleeee 4y agoI've had some success cold emailing researchers and asking about openings in scientific computing. Worst case they just say no. Also look at university corporations, e.g. AUI, UCAR/NCAR, etc. They sometimes hire staff programmers and/or contractors to farm out to federal agencies. Universities themselves may also post staff developer positions; these can be an entry point into a scientific discipline if the role allows you to make connections with people in the field. Another option is government agencies themselves, e.g. in NIH and CDC I think there is some recent demand for bioinformatics developers. It's probably better to identify an organization you're interested in first, then look at their job boards. Aggregators likely won't list as many of these roles.