I think the comments about applying abroad are probably right. Certainly try to apply to German companies, they are usually eager to get skilled people and the

I think the comments about applying abroad are probably right. Certainly try to apply to German companies, they are usually eager to get skilled people and the fact that you worked there already helps (instacredit as "don't have to worry about background checks and the like" for the pencil pushers) Some random other thought: 1) There's no available source code to check that I can see. A link to github would help, maybe write some code specifically for that if you haven't done so.* 2) I'd stress the competitive coding a bit more. That probably means you have some algorithms/data structures chops, those are usually worth a lot on a CV. I'd have a seperate entry in skills for that. 3) Maybe rearange the skills by buzzyness (I'm assuming it's roughly by skill level now) ;) Maybe it just landed on Emacs users' desks *Edit: Oh wow you have a pretty nice github repo. Def feature it more prominently.