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Apple doesn’t let employees contribute to unapproved OSS projects (even in their personal time).
So some of my projects could use a maintainer to manage PRs: <cut> If you’re interested, please let me know!
Apple doesn’t let employees contribute to unapproved OSS projects (even in their personal time).
So some of my projects could use a maintainer to manage PRs: <cut> If you’re interested, please let me know!
A friend of mine recently joined Google as a L5 SWE, and is making around 400k a year (he's on the upper band for L5 - couldn't make the cut for L6).
That's about 3x what very good engineers in high cost-of-living cities in the US normally make. I'd say 135k is probably the median for very good engineers at the average company.
(Of course, you could argue whether they're "very good", but I'd say they are, while noting that Google et al is obviously a different caliber, but one partially achievable with many hours of grinding on leetcode/hckerrank/etc.)
But the list of such disallowed activities should be short and reasonable.