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Banks have a lot of data analyst type jobs that could be good for this. They require a knowledge of SQL to generate reports but do not fall squarely under IT an
by bellkoan 3y ago
Banks have a lot of data analyst type jobs that could be good for this. They require a knowledge of SQL to generate reports but do not fall squarely under IT and so would rarely expect those kinds of project work.
- browningstreet 3y agoHaving worked in banks, the demand for data architects and data analysts is not overly tech specific. Also: an AWS data or Snowflake certification will help tremendously.
- lopatin 3y agoThat's a good idea. She knows finance/markets stuff too. I guess I thought banks had kind of cut throat cultures, but I agree that it's not necessarily like that in all departments. We'll for sure check out analyst positions at some of the banks.
- JustLurking2022 3y agoStick to consumer banks, they're laid back. Investment banks or asset managers tend to be more cutthroat.
- scarface_74 3y agoA certificate without experience means absolutely nothing. No one takes them seriously when hiring. Source: I have six (7?) active AWS certifications and at one point 9. I knew going in they were worthless and just got them to know what I didn’t know and as a guided learning path.