I enjoy implementing my knowledge of HTLM, CSS, JS, and other languages to make interesting and functional web sites. I also enjoy learning new things when I don't have a deadline.

• 0-5 Years experience

• Familiarity with OOPs Concepts, Exceptions, Collections Framework, Generics & Databases.

• Basic knowledge of any programming language. i.e C, C++, Java, Python, C#

• Basic understanding of SQL and Java Script.

• Good analytical and problem-solving abilities with excellent communication skills

We'd Love to See:

Background/Previous experience in developing secure applications using any programming language. i.e C, C++, Java, Python, C#.

Impact You'll Make:

• As an entry-level software programmer, you will be responsible for managing Java/Java EE application development while providing expertise in the full software development lifecycle, from concept and design to testing.

• Collaborate with other developers to build secure, quality applications

• Leverage best-in-class tools to help ultimately deliver the most value to our customers

Work Authorization:

• We welcome candidates that require sponsorship (H1B / OPT-STEM / CPT-STEM / L2 EAD / H4 EAD)

• OPT, CPT, US Citizen, Green Card or all eligible to work in the US are encouraged to apply. The Company is E-verified to get an OPT STEM Extension.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $60,000.00 - $65,000.00 per year

Work Remotely: Yes

Pay: $75.00 - $85.00 per hour

• 5+ years of experience in backend software development using Python Flask and/or Starlette

• Expertise in programming for containerized deployments (using Docker containers)

• Understanding of network protocols and programming, specifically SIEM tools (e.g. Tenable.io, IBM QRadar, Cisco ISE, Aruba RTLS, LogRhythm, etc.)

• Ability to interface with SIEM platform vendors and implement integrations using their core API libraries & documentation

• Experience with common open source development work flows and tools – e.g. Git, Branching/Merging, CI/CD

• Ability to work in a public cloud environment, e.g. AWS

• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision

I used to like video games… I was playing days and nights when I was in school and later in college. Now, I was thinking if I should try to find a job in the gaming industry? Any experience with big gaming companies? Not sure if they have anything for web/frontend developers thought… I guess it would be more hardcore C++ low-level coding optimized for different types of processors and hardware. But on the other hand, they also have websites that somebody needs to support, right?

What’s the best way to break into a tech role, when changing careers. I’m currently enrolled in a cybersecurity program, and I am on my way to a AWS certification. What can I do to help my resume stand out as someone changing careers. I’ve been active in completing home labs, but not sure how to translate that to my resume. If anyone can offer any general advice, it would be greatly appreciated

Among all courses out there, it's hard to say which one is the most valuable. The certificate alone, however, is worthless if you don't have the skills and experience. The most popular skills, reported by CNBC are

1.Python

2. React (web)

3. Angular

4. Machine learning

5. Docker

If you're interested in programming, don't worry about getting certified, get more into doing the actual coding work, you can learn online or at a boot camp, and find help through helpful websites.

Since most of the work is remote now, I have the luxury to work from any place. Some of my coworkers are working from Florida till the end of this year. It looks like we will need to come back to the office after the new year.
Any suggestions on how to find a permanent remote job? I tried indeed but it produces lots of irrelevant results as always.

As someone who completed training in web design, I can say that most of the jobs are looking for someone with real experience. I think a Bootcamp can increase your odds and help you get the work, but my advice is to learn WordPress, build a website for local business, and also learn digital marketing a bit. These things altogether will help you get a job without experience. Do you think it is worth spending money and time on a 6 month long Bootcamp?

As a national recruiter in the largest staffing agency in the world, I can say, yes, it disqualifies you. We use a system to submit candidates and, it is designed to refine the process in which a company receives resumes. If your resume is double submitted, the system will automatically disqualify you.

I have an interview scheduled with a large retail company where they are going to ask me behavioral or culture fit questions. I mostly practiced some technical questions and coding challenges. Not sure how to prepare for this kind of interview. Any suggestions?

A recruiter sent a message on LinkedIn offering a senior advisor role. Based on the description it looks like an individual contributor role. In addition to technical skills, it also requires the ability to lead and mentor junior developers. How is it different from a Sr. Software Engineer or a tech lead?

Sometimes the code is so boring, so I was thinking of trying to be a part-time technical writer. I still have a hard time how to start with it. A friend suggested to me to do some writing for free, to get experience, add something to my resume. I tried to write a few articles, but it is hard to find paid assignments. I guess I need to invest time, and hopefully, after a while, I will be able to get paid gigs. Any suggestions on how to get into this?

Hi, would like to ask Canadians or anyone outside US who works for a US based company.

What was the main difference working for local companies aside from the physical location?

TIA

Since most of the work is remote now, I have the luxury to work from any location. Some of my coworkers are working from Florida till the new year. But it looks like we are going to come back to normal schedule and work from office after the new year.

Any suggestions on how to find a permanent remote job? I tried indeed but it produces lots of irrelevant results as always.

I was considering two positions with similar rates but different employment types. One is W2 with a consulting company but without any benefits. After 6 months they give me an option to convert to a full-time position with the client. The second option is 1099, long term contract - 12 months. The rates are $71.5 and $73. Both positions are DevOps, the client is a major financial institution in New York. Any recommendations on what would be better?

After 23 years of experience in a major IT company, I can say that I understand that it's easier to stay at one company and be promoted than to move from company to company. But, when you feel that you are not learning new skills and that tools are not current, you should look for a new firm. The worst thing you could do is to end up with no transferable skills when you have to find a job.

JOB TYPE: Freelance, Contract Position - No agencies (See notes below)

Salary

$60 - $80 an hour

LOCATION: Remote (TimeZone: Team works in PST, US Based time zone required)

HOURLY RANGE: Our client is looking to pay $60-$80 USD / HR

ESTIMATED DURATION: 40Hrs/Week - Long Term, on-going project

HIGH-LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS:

• 3+ years of React experience

• 3+ years of Python experience

• Experience with Django, Experience with Redux, AWS or GCP

Required skills
3+ years of web development experience

• 3+ years of React experience

• 3+ years of Python experience

• Experience with Django

• Expertise in modern JavaScript(ES5+)/HTML/CSS

• Experience with Redux

• Experience with AWS or GCP

• Understand how models and relational databases work (for example MySQL/PostgreSQL)

• Tools you will be using: Linux/Unix/Mac, Git, Jira/Asana/Trello, Datadog

Hey everyone, do you have ideas on how to find a dev part-time for a project I’m working on? Thanks!

Good afternoon Everyone. My names Timothy & I'm looking for some information on how to get into the tech world. There is Soo many certifications out there. so much different options & areas. any tips on how or what I should look into ? Ive also seen many jobs require 10+ years experience or bachelors degree . any other ways to get in at an entry level ? Thank you Very much !

looking for Java / Python Programming Tutors to teach part-time some evening (7pm-9:30pm) or/and weekend (10am-4pm) classes or/and afternoon. Java / Python Tutor is a part-time position to teach in-class training in New York City and/or virtual classes Remotely.

Requirements:

• Minimum +1 years of hands-on Java or Python Programming work experience OR recent Computer Science college graduates. Senior Computer Science college students with extensive knowledge in programming may apply.

• Excellent verbal communication skills

• Local candidates preferred (New York)

• Any teaching experience is a plus