Take a class or training, preferably in person, and if online, make sure it's interactive/instructor-led. Bootcamps and schools are the ones reaching out to com

Take a class or training, preferably in person, and if online, make sure it's interactive/instructor-led. Bootcamps and schools are the ones reaching out to companies to see what is in demand. Sure, you may be one the oldest there (I was when I went), but the energy in an actual class is great. >> where to look for "unique" programming jobs I could be wrong but I don't think people actively hire for those. It seems most companies want generalists but knowledge of specific frameworks (ie. backend engineer with Snowflake experience). You may be able to connect with a software contract company and chat with someone there to see what roles they have placed recently.