Extra languages aren't too hard to pick up. My degree mostly focussed on Java, my industrial placement year (AKA internship, I guess?) was mostly python and ba

Extra languages aren't too hard to pick up. My degree mostly focussed on Java, my industrial placement year (AKA internship, I guess?) was mostly python and bash scripts and IDL (I never used IDL after that) and a tiny bit of C++ and JS, my first job was pure Java, my second (after some self-employment) was pure Objective-C and a bit of JS, that career path transitioned into Swift, now I'm doing python, JS, and code-reviewing ruby produced by Claude. Somewhere in all that there was some SQL and some VisualBasic (and Xojo), too.