mjkunc

Same age here. Mid-thirties career switch into tech. Landed my first tech job at 37 (consulting), first startup at 40 (data engineering) and just started a new startup at 41 (data engineering/devops). I'm probably the oldest at my company by a decade. I don't think I look particularly young, but maybe? I'm not saying age discrimination doesn't exist, just that I've been lucky / fortunate enough not to have experienced it.

Or maybe, you could not write a blog post and just fix your fucking terminology.

I'm a former purchasing manager turned developer, I can tell you the p-card business is ripe for innovation. This is a great space to go after. Good luck!

this is the only issue stopping my team from adopting black.

Also a big fan of Quiver. Anything I have to google twice goes into quiver as a code snippet. Trying to get in the habit of doing bullet points about what I worked on each day.

I honestly thought Delphi went out of business years ago.

Hi! I'm a data engineer with experience building data pipelines and analytic dashboards. Currently consulting, but would love to find a full time gig at a company.

Location: Los Angeles

Remote: Prefer no but would consider for right opportunity.

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, SQL, Mongo, Postgres, Oracle, Hadoop, AWS

Resume/CV: https://resume.creddle.io/resume/6zvpiwgls9s

Email: mjkunc [at] gmail [dot] com

In other words, the Times is yelling at clouds.