Career questions tagged java
How do I find a IT internship that's remote and part time to complete during my junior year in highschool ?
I'm in my junior school year and I am lacking any work experience for my college application, how can I find a IT internship that is flexible enough that I can do while completing my junior school year?
Growing from Tech support role to a Development role. Choices?
Hello 4 years in technical support. 1st line, 2nd line, exposure to being teamlead. SQL, virtualization related, current role connected to z/OS monitoring product. I am considering for myself which next step to take. Variants that I am considering: 1. Java software development. 2. Automated testing. 3. AGILE/SCRUM or direction towards PM. 4. z/OS Systems Programmer, as my duties now allow me to scratch the surface of that world. I am absolutely confident in my soft skills. My bachelor and masters are social sciences and management. All what I know in IT is what I've learned through jobs and certifications in Cloud and Mainframe. My tech knowledge is always updating. But in some areas I have sufficient gaps. Please advise as to what better navigate to. Shall I pursuit Development role as more interesting and rewarding? But longer to gain competence. Shall I go into automated QA as something easier to switch to? But less interesting and less rewarding than QA Shall I build up my skills towards system programming? To went here might require dedication, meticulousness and perseverance at extreme degree. How to question myself is SCRUM/PM is my stuff? I want to get advice from proffessionals who had similar forktree choices in life. Personally I do incline more towards Java Developer. Reason why Java - code that can be run anywhere and more easier to learn.
How can I learn Java script?
What is the best way to start learning Java script online?
What are some entry-level jobs for a math bachelor's degree?
I've just graduated with a bachelor's degree in math, and I'm looking for a job that I won't have to go back to school for. My degree's mostly been focused on pure math, and some dynamic systems/fractals. I've taken a couple classes in Python, and one class each in R, Java, and SPSS. I've also taken classes across lots of areas, so any interdisciplinary jobs might be interesting. If I have to go through a little bit of training or self-study that's alright, but I'd like to start working as soon as possible. I'd also like to have a fair amount of free-time if that's possible: just not too much overtime work. Thank you all for your advice and let me know if you have any questions for me to narrow things down!
How can I smartly navigate the job search process to increase my chances of securing a job?
As a Computer Science graduate student with 3.5 years of work experience as a Software Engineer, I am actively seeking a fall internship or full-time job opportunity. However, I have been facing rejections on a daily basis. I am looking for suggestions and guidance on how to smartly navigate the job search process to increase my chances of securing a job. Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Below is my skillset: • Programming Languages : Java, Python, SQL, Cypher, C, C++, HTML, CSS, JavaScript • Databases : MongoDB, Neo4j, MySQL, OracleDB • Frameworks : Spring MVC, Spring Boot, Spring JDBC, JUnit, Hibernate/JPA, REST, Hadoop, Microservices • Tools : Git, Maven, Gradle, IntelliJ, Eclipse, Jira, Postman, VS Code, Jupyter Notebook • Servers : Tomcat, Jenkins I specialize in Java programming and have extensive experience working with MongoDB and Neo4j databases. These technologies are my core areas of expertise, and I am confident in my ability to leverage them effectively in developing robust and scalable software solutions.
Is cloud technology necessary for interns or junior positions?
I am a 3rd-grade computer engineering student with knowledge of Java and backend technologies such as Hibernate, Redis, and MySQL. When I look at job applications, I often notice that cloud technologies are required, which I am currently unfamiliar with. While I have experience with Docker, I haven't used Kubernetes, AWS, or GCP. I find it challenging to learn these technologies solely through videos or self-study. Could this be a reason why I am not getting selected for interviews?
What is the tech industry like? What technical / soft skills are needed in the field? How can I prepare myself in such a oversaturated field??
I'm an sophomore majoring in computer science and data science. I basic knowledge in python, java, web development, sql, and swift.
What Languages such as C++, python, java, node js, html, etc.. should I learn first What's the order that's easiest??
A high school student that's interested in programing.
what are some programs I can get involved in that would push me further?
I want to be a game dev and computer programmer
What are some tips on learning and improving on coding java?
I am junior and have just started to learn about Java. #computer-programming #Java #high school
what kind of programming language would you recommend for a computer engineer thats also a freshmen in high school?
were are doing a project at school about our carrier #technology #computer-science #software-engineering #computer-engineering #programming #software-development #computer-programming #python #java #C #javascript
What professions would it be helpful to have a dual major in computer science and mathematics?
I'm wanting a dual major in computer science and mathematics. What kind of jobs will want or appreciate both of these degrees? I'm also minoring in education. #stem #stem-education #java #math #mathematics #computer-science #computer-programming #education #teaching #teacher #dualmajor
Is a dual major in Computer Science and Math a good combination?
I'm currently graduating from community college, ready to transfer to the university. My associates will be in Java. Are math and computer science a good dual major? I'm also minoring in education. #stem #stem-education #java #math #mathematics #computer-science #computer-programming #education #teaching #teacher #dualmajor
Job for self-taught junior java developer?
What is the best way for a self-taught Java developer without degree in computer science to get hands on the real project to gain experience? #java #java-development #core-java