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> Which ones? OCaml, Scala, Coq, Isabelle ... > The pay was damn good 80k/year. Check levels.fyi. Comments say it's skewed upwards, but that's what people wo
by oytis 2y ago
> Which ones?
OCaml, Scala, Coq, Isabelle ...
> The pay was damn good 80k/year.
Check levels.fyi. Comments say it's skewed upwards, but that's what people working for international companies with respective skill set get. Employment is not marriage, people are always ready for a change if you offer conditions better that what they have. You wouldn't find a graduate in the US for this money.
And I bet you are on site or at most hybrid, so are restricted to people living in your city if not town/village.
- f1shy 2y ago> And I bet you are on site or at most hybrid, so are restricted to people living in your city if not town/village. Yes absolutely. That is why I said it was in south. That is a big problem. I know for a fact, that in Berlin there are much more good SW devs. but here around they are scarse.
- oytis 2y agoOh, I missed that part. Berlin has experienced a COL explosion recently, so not sure how easy it is to find a good engineer for 80K. Dresden would do probably, but south is also crazy expensive AFAIK.
- pipes 2y agoML? I think.
- oytis 2y agoYeah, that too. I've listed some above, but also forgot Erlang, that's pretty important one.