Can you guys help me get a job as entry level programmer in python?
I am trying to pivot towards programming or developer using Python. I have taken a Microsoft certification in Python. This certification is for introduction to programming using python although I learned OOP concepts as well. I have some programming experience in programming with Java but this was a long time ago. The reason I did not keep developing is that I was very comfortable at this company and they did not want a Java developer at the time plus as a System Analyst I would write code based on projects or needs. Now, I am looking to change careers and I am finding out it is not easy. I am also learning Django to get into web development. Please if you know of any company that is looking for a candidate like me. Thanks.
are you familiar with Data Modeling, creating Pipeline, creating Packages and deploying them?...here are the Application that perform those task = Puppet, Jenkins, Chef, Splunk, Bro, NiFI, Docker Kubernetes, Ansible, Saltstake, Docker,,, These are the application companies are using in support of cloud technology. the individuals using these application are familiar with Python scripting. Do I have to say anymore??? They call it hook scripting... I'll let you figure out the rest,,, good luck..
Hi Victor Espinoza here are some [jobs] (https://www.jobcase.com/jobs/search?q=programmer+python&l=HIALEAH%2C+FL&r=25&ex=1&sources%5B%5D=CB&sources%5B%5D=GD&sources%5B%5D=LI&sources%5B%5D=JC) you can consider! If these are not a good fit I also recommend checking out Angel.co which offers a lot of programmer positions for Startups. Best of luck!
are you familiar with Data Modeling, creating Pipeline, creating Packages and deploying them?...here are the Application that perform those task = Puppet, Jenkins, Chef, Splunk, Bro, NiFI, Docker Kubernetes, Ansible, Saltstake, Docker,,, These are the application companies are using in support of cloud technology. the individuals using these application are familiar with Python scripting. Do I have to say anymore??? They call it hook scripting... I'll let you figure out the rest,,, good luck..