Hi Blind,
I graduated in 2019 with a BS in comp sci and through a weird series of events ended up working at a defense contractor straight away. Earlier this year I went from 80k to 190k TC but I'm sick of defense.
I feel like I don't have much experience in tech stacks that tech companies look for. I'm good with linux stuff, Python, C/C++, Rust, Lisp, even did some JS/HTML/CSS stuff a year ago working through an online react course, but all of my professional experience is C++ and Python.
I'm currently at JPL NASA as a contractor.
Should I put JPL on my resume or my subcontractor company? Will they dig deep for relevant tech stack experience or is leetcode enough?
YOE: almost 3
#tech #defense #interview
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