Which startups are hiring for Data analyst role?

I am from a non CS background. Worked as a freelancer in my field in 2021. Took a break in 2022 to figure things out. Now I have a good portfolio in Data field. Would like to know which companies are looking for fresher Data analysts to join them... Been applying on LinkedIn, Wellfound and other job boards, only 1 called me for an interview so far and I have failed. Most don't respond to my applications. Couldn't DM people on LinkedIn, because they have premium. Would love to get a referral or let me know any companies that are hiring for Data roles. Preferably startups, small companies and any company with below 5000 employee count.

I have applied for more than 300 jobs. And didn't get back any response. These are the jobs which I found on linkedin in which most of them have more than 200 applicants. For context I'm a full stack developer with 2 years of experience currently working in a startup with a CTC of 7 LPA. I tried cold emailing and messaging in linkedin. I got two interviews after messaging directly to HR via LinkedIn. And I'm targeting less popular startups with less competition. Now my question is where can I find those companies And what's the best way to reach out. Also one final question, I'm a single developer in my company and I'm handling the tech alone make technical disitions, design databases, architect projects, and manage deployments. Can I point out this as a good thing? Will companies get impressed by this? And how much salary can I expect?

Hi everyone, I'm working in a pre-sales role at IBM. I completed MBA in 2023 and I feel that IBM is bit slow and bureacratic. I was hoping I would be able to switch to a startup. But I have a few questions - 1. Do startups pay well for MBA based roles too or is it only the dev team that get paid well? My comp at IBM is 25 LPA and I would like to be within similar range. 2. How do you find primarily about jobs in startups? Is LinkedIn the best source or are there other more effective methods to know about openings? 3. Do startups hire MBA folks with ~1 years of experience in MNCs or do they primarily look for fresh out of college people only? Is profile switch possible (i.e. from sales to finance/operations/supply chain etc)

This post is to help those affected by layoffs - we can refer them in our respective companies. Please post your company and job title and if you're willing to refer. My startup doesn't have open positions anymore. If anyone's interested in joining startups, | got around 10 interviews through JunoHQ (Google it for the application link), and 2 gave me offer out of which I chose the more stable one for obvious reasons.

I was laid off in February. Finally after 2.5 months of boring interviews and life, landed a job. Today was Day 1. I was outside India for a while doing crazy stuffs. I returned in June and then started applying. Here is the summary. 1. Lots of applicants in the job market. Every job would attract 1000s of applicants 2. Most jobs require high experience - 5+ 3. Applying and finding companies who are hiring is tough. 4. Emailed everyone in network, took referrals from all friends, took referrals from LinkedIn (very low response), Applied on instahyre, Wrote to startup founders, applied Wellfound, Workday(worst of all), Naukri 5. Startups are the worst - gave petty assignments and ghosted after getting solution. Had to follow up multiple times but to no avail. They ate my whole 1 month 6. Some interviews were different - in one I had to code in python very fast. That's it. Wasn't selected as I was looking up for syntax on internet. 7. Overall it was a very boring and tiring process. I somehow maintained my sanity. YoE- 2 TC- 29L ( Base +PF)

I am a fresher. I have already applied to over 60+ companies regardless of their WLB and other aspects. I also have a good portfolio of personal projects. Most people say to find a small startup and directly message the founder(s) and proceed along with it. But I'm unable to find which ones are good companies. Even if I use Linkedin Search by using number of filters, it anyway gives me 1000s of results. It's so hard to find a good company to work for. Also, I dont won't to work for Big 4 or other huge names. And even if I find and apply for the role, most companies don't respond. Only half of the companies sent me automated acknowledgements for my applications and around 10 companies rejected me straight away. Got interviewed at 2, but failed. Any tips on how to find good companies (of any size) and increase the probability of getting interviewed?

How do you guys find cool Startups to apply for jobs? Linkedin seems useless to me for this. Also feel free to comment about any startup you know that is doing cool stuff in the Indian market. I am specifically looking for hardware or hardware adjacent startups

Are there any good websites filtering these type of companies?

Ye recession kab jayega.. din bhar me 20-30 jagah apply krta hu to agle hi din 10-15 jagah se rejection mail aa jata hai.. ab freshers hone ke naate kuch hwa nhi lgta ki Karu kya ab .. kitna accha project banau .. Badi samsya hai bhai lyf me .

I'm a 3rd year student looking for internship opportunities in December. I'm looking for potential full stack roles. I tend to work on scalable backend stuff and on the frontend side, I've worked on decent projects (mostly integrating ml models with a frontend). The thing is, I'm confused right now. I feel like it's better to start working in a startup as I don't have practical industry experience. My main issue right now is not knowing how to find startups or how to email them, what to include in the email and so on. I'm completely blank and new to applying for jobs and I'm looking for some input here on how to approach this.