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I'm in a similar situation. In the passed months I found some freelance web design work, and that was some nice side money. However, I've been looking at local
by Nickersf 11y ago
I'm in a similar situation. In the passed months I found some freelance web design work,
and that was some nice side money. However, I've been looking at local job listings (Portland, Oregon)
and part time positions are very limited. One thing to look out for is paid internships.
I went to an interview for a junior developer position and didn't get the gig because of my school schedule.
Now I'm shifting my search to target paid internships.
From my experience your best bet is, paid internships, and freelance work. This is a good question. Working
in food service while studying computer science is hard on the spirit. Do you have a portfolio/github/codepen
where people can see your work? If not, that will help get your foot in the door.
- veddox 11y ago> Working in food service while studying computer science is hard on the spirit. Been there, done that ;-) Thanks for the paid internship hint, I'll have a look around for those. I have some of my slightly older projects up on Launchpad, and am looking to joining Github soon. What freelance work would you recommend? App development, or custom software for businesses?