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Not true. Have you looked in Europe? I wonder to what extent that is still the case. When I graduated 15ish years ago it was definitely true that many of my c
by dagw 4y ago
Not true. Have you looked in Europe?
I wonder to what extent that is still the case. When I graduated 15ish years ago it was definitely true that many of my classmates had those low level skills, and serval of them had written their Masters thesis on something related. However looking at people graduating from the same program today, I hardly see anybody doing that sort of work. Everything is either some sort of high level web stuff or machine learning.
Even the people I knew who had those skills haven't used them professionally in over decade since, as you say, the pay sucks.
- ChuckNorris89 4y ago>I wonder to what extent that is still the case. It is. The university in my area has a famous master's program for cybersecurity and many grads there know reverse engineering to a degree. And there a re many such universities in Europe, plus all the Eastern European gray beards who work in the industry since they cut their teeth breaking DRM to pirate games in their youth. I personally know at least 5 people who can do this work professionally at a consulting company.