jobs-discuss

Job hunting, interview process and anything related to the experience of a job writing the Clojure language.
seancorfield 2019-09-16T18:33:07.001100Z

@davd33 what is your current level of Clojure experience, and have you had any remote working experience so far?

seancorfield 2019-09-16T18:34:48.001900Z

@davd33’s question was "Hi there! I would like to get a remote position as a Clojure developer. Would someone like to give me some hints?" just so folks have the context of my response.

David Rueda 2019-09-16T18:48:36.008800Z

Hi everyone, I'm David, looking for a remote position in Clojure / Clojurescript / Lisp. I worked remotely for about 9 months in 2018. I started Clojure in January 2019. Although I did not have professional experience with it yet, I learned a lot this year about Clojure and functional programming in general. I read "Clojure for the brave and true" as well as "Professional Clojure". In personal projects I learned: reagent, re-frame and compojure. I heard about other frameworks as well but didn't try them yet. And to deep my knowledge about Lisp in general I started to learn Common-lisp two months ago. I have to say, I'm very convinced about Lisp and I would very much like to work professionaly with it!

David Rueda 2019-09-16T18:49:42.009300Z

You can find my resume at http://davd33.org

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seancorfield 2019-09-16T18:56:05.010900Z

@davd33 I don't know of many places that will hire a "remote Clojure developer" who doesn't have professional experience with Clojure, because of the difficulties inherent in remote mentoring/training. But at least you do have experience of working remotely so that should count in your favor.

seancorfield 2019-09-16T18:57:39.011500Z

Maybe some folks in Europe who hire remote devs might chime in with more Europe-centric advice/thoughts?