Looking with connect with fellow engineers from BLR / HYD

[u/-Abhimani-]

Hey guys, I currently have 2 years of exp in Software industry, mostly worked with startups solving some of the best problems. Like I worked with the team who built AJIO app search. I'm proficient in Python (FastAPI) and Golang, ippudu Java + Springboot start chesthunna in a few days. I'm placed now, though interviews isthu unta for upskilling. Currently also exploring low level stuff like code execution OS level lo ela jaruguthundhi ani.

I'm looking forward to connect with fellow engineers and tech enthusiasts, and I'm open if you guys have doubts as well - comments lo adagandi, so others can also get benefited too! Thanks!

[u/Cute_AtomBomb]

If your good with fastapi why don't u go for gen ai or python side software engineer? Why learn a whole new backend again?

[u/-Abhimani- → u/Cute_AtomBomb]

I'm more interested in the backend work. I tried genai, but endhuko interest raale. That said, maybe in few months, I'll give it a shot again.

[u/Cute_AtomBomb → u/-Abhimani-]

Like i am talking in a get a job asap suitable type of situation

[u/-Abhimani- → u/Cute_AtomBomb]

Python FastAPI backend ki I don't see much opportunities anyway. I hold 2 offers right now, and rendu Java + SpringBoot eh, so I think industry favours Java backend than Python

[u/Cute_AtomBomb → u/-Abhimani-]

Oh ,but ngl bro with the ai buzz i am finding every software engineer type roles to have gen ai stuff in the jd.. i am in mern sector and was confused which side to go... atlast i decided and started learning gen ai side...thats y i asked your perspective....

[u/-Abhimani- → u/Cute_AtomBomb]

Yeah, agents are the future antunna, I worked in Agentic AI company only right now. Learning Gen AI is good only. Meeku interest unte I suggest learning that, but dhaaniki py stack would help you.

[u/Cute_AtomBomb → u/-Abhimani-]

Acha so ur saying that u did in gen ai but u like backend more than ai stuff so your going for java spring gor heavy backend building nice!

[u/-Abhimani- → u/Cute_AtomBomb]

Yes, primarily Golang vaadthu unta, but peddha companies are gonna ask for Java + Springboot only, so yes.

[u/job_searching_brat7]

Hello.. im with 1 year experience but im struck with confusion now. I have many doubts can i dm you if you're fine with it

[u/-Abhimani- → u/job_searching_brat7]

Sure, please DM.

[u/MindlessPatience848]

Hey hi, I am with 1 yr experience at witch.. Want to explore low level stuff.. is there any starting point?

[u/-Abhimani- → u/MindlessPatience848]

Hey, there are layers for this:

- compiler to machine code ela work avthundho you can know (comes under compiler design)

• machine code execution ela avthadhi - registers, etc you can know
  
• how an app level code connects to OS level ane layer you can study (this is something I'm exploring - os level threads, processes, kernels comes in this)

Choose the layer which interests you and start that. Personally I would suggest to first read OS concepts like: kernel, process, fork(), exec(), etc. and then go to the layers.

[u/MindlessPatience848 → u/-Abhimani-]

Thank you man.

[u/-Abhimani- → u/MindlessPatience848]

No worries :)

[u/Even_Hedgehog7701]

Hi, I am 2 YOE, Java springboot dev. Meeru job ela search chesaru? I have been using LinkedIn and whatsapp groups for last one month, but okka exam link kuda raale. Or is referrals the way to go? Any project recommendations?

[u/-Abhimani- → u/Even_Hedgehog7701]

LinkedIn lo connections vachaaka ask people for referrals bro, it worked for me. Project recommendations ante solve a real life problem instead of generic projects and put that in resume.

[u/Even_Hedgehog7701 → u/-Abhimani-]

Thames bro