I love this. Have so many memories with vb. When I was going through my graduation back in 2003/4 I took some classes on developing application using vb6. Some of the most fun things I had ever done.
Ghost or not, I have applied for many jobs in the last few months and when I get a reply (I am not counting canned Thanks for applying but we decided to move with another candidate reply) it is almost always very early stage companies. I wonder if bigger companies actually look into CVs? I understand there are automated systems but I did not get replies several times even when the JD / Skills matched super closely with my CV.
Email: shubhadeeproychowdhury is my gmail user name
19 years of experience as Data Scientist, Backend Eng, ML Eng, Data Eng. Contributed to some of the biggest start-ups in Europe (Kpler). Worked remotely for many years. Proficient in a bunch of technologies. Problem solver. Innovative. Looking for a new role in an ambitious start-up. https://calendly.com/rcshubhadeep
Email: shubhadeeproychowdhury is my gmail user name
19 years of experience as Data Scientist, Backend Eng, ML Eng, Data Eng. Contributed to some of the biggest start-ups in Europe (Kpler). Worked remotely for many years. Proficient in a bunch of technologies. Problem solver. Innovative. Looking for a new role in an ambitious start-up. https://calendly.com/rcshubhadeep
Email: shubhadeeproychowdhury is my gmail user name
19 years of experience as Data Scientist, Backend Eng, ML Eng, Data Eng. Contributed to some of the biggest start-ups in Europe (Kpler). Worked remotely for many years. Proficient in a bunch of technologies. Problem solver. Innovative. Looking for a new role in an ambitious start-up. https://calendly.com/rcshubhadeep
I understand that remote is a problem. But I am settled in India and I do not have much options at the moment. Unless I decide to leave my family and go somewhere else for the job. That is something that is eating me...
> But I am settled in India and I do not have much options at the moment.
Anecdotally, my last engineering manager (in a mid-sized North American company) was also from India. He was recruited by another Indian colleague in that company, who flew him over for a 3-month or so trial period I think. Once he was official, he was then able to move his entire family over and now they all live with him in Canada. Presumably he gets paid better than he did in India too, though costs of living are also higher here.
Just in case that's something you might be willing to consider? It would probably suck for your family to get uprooted like that though :(
