pattu777

Congrats on the launch. This looks super cool.

Sent a mail with `[Hackernews] Opportunity` in title.

When will you be graduating, summer 2021..??

We use pm2 to deploy Node.js code. I like this mostly due to it's capistrano style process. Also rollback is much easier.

https://pm2.io/docs/runtime/guide/easy-deploy-with-ssh/

Are you looking for AI-specific positions or open to overall backend roles..??

Are you currently based out of India. Open to working out of Mumbai..??

Seems like you're still studying. Are you looking for full time opportunities or internship..??

Notion. Been using it for a while to take all kinds of notes. Loving it.

https://notion.so/

Congrats man..

    git diff origin/master -- test.file

Are you guys open to sponsoring international candidates?

It's been a month since I have sent an email to Olivia. No response yet.

Application sent.

Are you open to sponsoring work permit for international candidates?

Application sent for junior role.

Are the software engineering positions also open to international applicants?

Application sent.

Application for internship position sent.

Is visa sponsorship available for junior candidates for software engineer profile?

I couldn't find any junior positions at the job listings page. So are you open to hire junior candidates?

Sorry for the late reply. I am using a little bit modified version of Poole(https://github.com/poole/poole). And I read a couple of other blog posts on adding Disqus comments. I don't have the links now, but you can easily find them online.

I have recently started blogging. It's just a jekyll site hosted on Github pages. I usually post things about data structures and some of my side projects.

chinmayapatanaik.com

I use Wunderlist. I have created a new list for ideas and save each one in that list. I have also added priority and reminder for some of those ideas.

In Prague, Czech Republic. Everything seems to be normal.

Yeah I can relate to that. Even I thought of doing some freelance stuff while I was in college, but you can't compete against people with $5-$10 per hour rates.

Also there are a couple of companies which are trying to simplify the hiring(interview, visa etc.) process.

1. https://underdog.io/

2. https://triplebyte.com/

I haven't used their service before. But sometimes ago I read their blog and it sounded interesting.

Seems like you have decent web development experience. I also agree that building an impressive Github profile will take a lot of time. You can always try on freelancing sites . If not, I do have one more suggestion.

1. Look for startups from Angellist or Crunchbase. Pick a couple of them based on your skills. Filter by remote working option. Also checkout https://remoteok.io/.

2. Once you have a couple of companies sorted, check out their blog and see if they have any public APIs available or not.

3. Build something with their public API. It doesn't have to be awesome. A simple working app is also fine.

4. Directly contact the company via Linkedin with your resume and show them the app you have built.

Overall the entire process won't take more than a couple of weeks. Clearing the tech interview is another thing. But I am sure you can get an interview with this approach. Hope it helps.

No need to add more info. Quality is better than quantity. Figure out max 2-3 accomplishments of each project and list them as bullet points.

You are right. But I meant restructure it to make it look simple and clean.

You have a very good profile. But the look and feel of your resume can be improved. I do have some suggestions.

1. Remove the objective section.

2. Remove unnecessary new lines and spaces.

3. Make the education section short. I don't think you need to add specific topics that you read in your courses.

4. List what you did on your job and projects as bullet points instead of a paragraph.

5. Create a Github account and upload your code there. Then provide a link to your Github account in your resume.

6. Create a Linkedin account and add it to your resume.

7. I always add a Hobbies section. Not sure if it's necessary or not.

8. Also if you have a personal website, add it to your resume.

I would suggest you to use any sample CV template. Take a look at http://www.careercup.com/resume. Hope it helps.

Thank you for pointing out. From now on I will definitely give proper attention to the content too not just the code. I will also look for some spell-checker plugins for Vim.