How to Get a First Job Offer as a Python Developer

Python developer is a job title in high demand at the moment. But how do you make sure you get your first offer? In this short, I'll share tips to help you stand out from the crowd and get the job offer you want!

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[DarknezRocks]

The data engineer job is quite heavily focused on Python, but often in combination with multiple other skills like Cloud (Azure/AWS/GCP), batch vs streaming frameworks like Airflow or Prefect for orchestration and Kafka for streaming pipelines.

The type of code is more often functional design/pragmatic compared to OOP like C or Java languages are.

[GOTHICforLIFE]

I want to highlight that there are also a lot of jobs that utilize python in infrastructure and networking. It's rarely brought up outside its own bubble of professionals. But major companies such as Cisco heavily favor Python for network automation, and similarly stuff like Ansible is not only built on python, but is very useful in combination with python to handle infrastructure as well.

That's how i got into Python full time (came from network and security). So if you some networking background you are really valuable, as most networking is heading in the direction of infrastructure as code and automation.

[PSPCDJ]

It's actually simple, when applying to an entry level job, just have 15 years of experience already.

[DaveParr]

If you can demonstrate more than a surface understanding of pandas, statsmodels, jupyter, scikit learn it will also really help data analysis and data science jobs.

[SIRLAWRENCE]

yep i should watch u video before covid hit us and i chose python to learn :) that could save me some nervs while i now learning javascript still going to my job in factory (which i hate :))

[jacksonpatrick]

Do we actually need college degree? Just asking because my friend is a vlsi engineer. The way she talks about it makes me so curious. I don't have engineering degree and I'm a actually a Backend devloper, self taught all from internet. So just curious whether these resources from internet help me in a career for vlsi because I'm ready to dedicate