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Has he looked into finance? The UK banking scene is predominately in his age group (not that it matters). I'm 24 and worked in a team of people ranging from 30-

Has he looked into finance? The UK banking scene is predominately in his age group (not that it matters). I'm 24 and worked in a team of people ranging from 30-60 i suppose. Also the sector is moving towards noSQL so it could be a good fit

luisivan 12y ago
No, he has not! Didn't know about that, but I'll tell him to definitely look into UK banks and apply. It might be a great match as he knows all the old tech banks are based upon but also the new stuff they could use to make their systems better. Thanks for the insight :)
- zerr 12y ago
  But uprooting and relocating to such a long distance, especially in his age (with regard to nostalgia, I mean..), is it comfortable for him?
- boothead 12y ago
  Drop me a line, I work in a bank that's always looking for python devs. Contract rates in London are excellent too (easily > £500/day). I'm ben <squiggly a> perurbis <dot> com
sgt101 12y ago
Please tell me that the banks are not running Mongo?
- boothead 12y ago
  Actually some are..... 10 gen have a very effective sales force I guess!
- kokey 12y ago
  I worked at a pretty large bank (one of the biggest in the world and US) and I was working with MongoDB there. It was for a non critical reporting system for a configuration management tool.
- davfigue 12y ago
  Better, I'd like a list of the banks using Mongo, I wouldn't want to risk having eventually consistent money balance during the day xD.
- hyperliner 12y ago
  Banks are running MongoDB. The issue is not the industry, the issue is the problem they are trying to solve for in the app. I am sure banks have social applications too. Clearly, they won't be using it for financial transactions, as those probably are running on some mainframe. Just like I hope that [your favorite social startup] does not have my user information in MongoDB. I don't want to lose my [points | badges | messages | likes | some other mundane detail that I cannot live without in my first world problem kind of way.

luisivan 12y ago

No, he has not! Didn't know about that, but I'll tell him to definitely look into UK banks and apply. It might be a great match as he knows all the old tech banks are based upon but also the new stuff they could use to make their systems better. Thanks for the insight :)

zerr 12y ago
But uprooting and relocating to such a long distance, especially in his age (with regard to nostalgia, I mean..), is it comfortable for him?
boothead 12y ago
Drop me a line, I work in a bank that's always looking for python devs. Contract rates in London are excellent too (easily > £500/day). I'm ben <squiggly a> perurbis <dot> com

sgt101 12y ago

Please tell me that the banks are not running Mongo?

boothead 12y ago
Actually some are..... 10 gen have a very effective sales force I guess!
kokey 12y ago
I worked at a pretty large bank (one of the biggest in the world and US) and I was working with MongoDB there. It was for a non critical reporting system for a configuration management tool.
davfigue 12y ago
Better, I'd like a list of the banks using Mongo, I wouldn't want to risk having eventually consistent money balance during the day xD.
hyperliner 12y ago
Banks are running MongoDB. The issue is not the industry, the issue is the problem they are trying to solve for in the app. I am sure banks have social applications too. Clearly, they won't be using it for financial transactions, as those probably are running on some mainframe. Just like I hope that [your favorite social startup] does not have my user information in MongoDB. I don't want to lose my [points | badges | messages | likes | some other mundane detail that I cannot live without in my first world problem kind of way.