I am looking for an opportunity to join a startup in the Silicon Valley(part-time) as a front-end developer where I can learn a lot from others. I have found working with others is a great way to learn.
I am open to all kinds of suggestions and I appreciate the help.
Thanks.
Second, you clearly do not know how "the game" is played as a front end developer. You've done with the least with the least here by posting these few paragraphs. If you want to get someone to pay attention to your front end skills, then you need to show them your work. Period. And preferably over a long period you will show a history of excellence. People will see that and viola - you will get a call/email.
Third, your post comes across as either 'This guy is very humble' or 'This guy is a complete newbie'. The problem is that I can't tell which. That's a big problem for you. No one is going to take the time to ask you, "Hey, which is it - are you a guru or a noob?" thus you'll receive no contacts from such ambigiousness.