by neuralkoi on 1/3/2025, 8:31:39 AM
Despite you sharing your experience, you didn't really share much information about yourself or what you're passionate about except that maybe you might like music. Maybe it's time to dedicate some time to that part of yourself?
by bhu1st on 1/3/2025, 9:12:43 AM
Some things you can try: Taking a break and volunteering locally or abroad. Traveling to explore nature and culture. Mentoring first-time founders. Improving open source projects on your domain etc.
by youniverse on 1/3/2025, 11:28:32 AM
If this submarine post goes any deeper ill need a dive suit
by jkmcf on 1/3/2025, 9:49:34 PM
If you exited properly: whatever you want.
If you exited poorly: go back out and try again.
by elbi on 1/3/2025, 10:20:27 AM
Join our startup
My experience is as follows:
- 3 years in my startup as founder/CTO. We were a team of 4 developers + sales. We delivered enterprise-grade SaaS for a few listed companies.
- 3 years as Staff+ Data Scientist in a large, very well funded proptech startup. I was the first data scientist, I built the team from scratch, and wrote the initial versions of real state valuation models, price indices, time-in-market models and also a natural language search engine for real state listings and broker visit routing.
- 3 years as data scientist and software developer at a software consultancy. I worked on a variety of projects, from C/Lua projects to introducing Elixir and SPA frameworks to clients. I also analyzed tons of cryptocurrency ICOs for an investor.
Prior to that, I was at the business side, and I worked for 2 years in management consultancy, 1 year in equity research and 3 years in venture capital.
I have a strong network and it’s easy to get interviews.
I can code in Python, Haskell, Elixir, Lua, Javascript, etc, I hold a MSc in Computer Science (formal methods) and a BSc in Economics (econometrics).