Expectations from 2 YOE Full Stack Dev

Hey, I am looking for opportunities in tech. I am working as a Full stack Developer full time in a company and want to switch. Can anyone suggest me how I can find opportunities or anyone can refer me for any position. Looking forward to a reply to this. Tech stack: Python, Django, React, jQuery, Postgres, AWS, GitHub TYE: 1 YEAR 9 MONTHS CURRENT CTC: 11.6lpa I am open to switching to Node Js, Ruby, frontend and backend roles.

Experienced and Senior devs ,I need suggestions regarding what skill set is expected from a 1 year old full stack developer (stack- REACT, JAVA/KOTLIN ,Docker ,AWS) So apart from DSA and Core CS subjects what else should I focus on. I am aiming to switch to very good product based companies and startups also open for remote working opportunities. So please guide me devs. Thank you

Hello all, I have been working since my graduation at Publicis Sapient as an SDE with experience nearing 3 years and I am starting to realise the need to switch. Would be glad to get thoughts / suggestions of product-based companies I could try for. Would also be glad to hear from people who have made a similar switch. Would be glad to hear any thoughts at all. Thanks

Hi, I am working as an SDE in Oracle. I am from a tier 1 college. I am quite dissatisfied with the quality of work that I am doing. I want to work in a fast pacing startup. Can anyone suggest some good startups which will accelerate my growth and has a decent culture. I want to switch in backend tech stack mainly.

I want to switch my company Having one year 5 months of experience, recently graduated. What you guys suggest me to learn in order to grow exponentially in my professional career??? Slide in comments Thanks in advance 😁

Basically the title. I am currently looking to build a good skillset and an attractive profile to land a job. I wanted to ask what sort of projects are usually expected from a person with 1 YOE (2022 grad)? Moreover, what kinda projects would blow your mind? I have a fair bit of proficiency in React and I primarily work with Java + OracleDB for backend. I have started learning Go out of curiosity as well. Although welcome, I am not looking for specific ideas. I want to know how complex or ambitious should a project be to be considered at par if not impressive for my experience. Thank you! TLDR; What projects in a 1 YOE full stack developer would make you go "Wow, I would hire that guy instantly!"?

I’m an Entry Level engineer having 1.7 years of experience in a WITCH company, mostly working on Spring, AWS, Core Java backend stack. I’m looking to switch to a better company for my growth as I don’t find any opportunities here and the learning has been very slow. I’m currently learning frontend (Angular) and K8s. Have tried giving my resumé to multiple companies everywhere but no luck. Is it very hard for someone having backend experience of 1.7 years to switch?

Before you go about how "stack isn't important, skill is", the purpose of this post to understand what the current market trend is for backend. A bit about me, I'm a backend dev with experience in Node.js, MySQL and MongoDB. Around 4 YoE. My goal is to work in a company that serves customers at scale, and to learn how to engineer at scale. If you work in such a company / know someone who does, what stacks are you/they using and how are they using it? I'm seeking answers in terms of language, DB, cloud providers, etc.

I'm working in service based company in worst tech (acc to me ). There are not enough projects still they hire so many freshers . Current now I'm 1 year 3 months exp I'm doing self study of data engineer and done some decent project . Should I plan for internal switch or look for outside opportunities. Will I get atleast mid senior role outside?(im planning after 2 years exp) I don't wanna start again in entry level. What checklist should I follow to successful switch. I didn't get any hike for my first year( that's y I'm planning all this) I respect every advice and criticism in my plan Thanks in advance.

I’ve worked on multiple tech stacks but lets just say I want to switch job in a different stack for which my YoE is almost 0.