Current job:
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~$90-95k salary + bonus
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LCOL (with parents)
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DoD simulation work with C++ and python
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Absolute max 40 hr weeks, usually 30-35
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Low stress
Offer:
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Palantir forward deployed swe
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$170k base salary + $68k RSU (1 year cliff)
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Would have to move out to HCOL in DC
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Would have to deal with clients
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Likely terrible WLB, looking at 45 hr weeks, best case scenario. More likely 50-55 to 70+
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Little true software development, role seems like low code app building and minimal data engineering with pyspark
About me: * 23, single
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BS CS degree
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2.5 YoE in software engineering with C++/Python
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Currently no brand names on resume
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Scared of big changes
submitted by /u/sebaceous_sam
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r/cscareerquestions Current job: ~$90-95k salary + bonus LCOL (with parents) DoD simulation work with C++ and python Absolute max 40 hr weeks, usually 30-35 Low stress Offer: Palantir forward deployed swe $170k base salary + $68k RSU (1 year cliff) Would have to move out to HCOL in DC Would have to deal with clients Likely terrible WLB, looking at 45 hr weeks, best case scenario. More likely 50-55 to 70+ Little true software development, role seems like low code app building and minimal data engineering with pyspark About me: * 23, single BS CS degree 2.5 YoE in software engineering with C++/Python Currently no brand names on resume Scared of big changes submitted by /u/sebaceous_sam [link] [comments]
Current job:
-
~$90-95k salary + bonus
-
LCOL (with parents)
-
DoD simulation work with C++ and python
-
Absolute max 40 hr weeks, usually 30-35
-
Low stress
Offer:
-
Palantir forward deployed swe
-
$170k base salary + $68k RSU (1 year cliff)
-
Would have to move out to HCOL in DC
-
Would have to deal with clients
-
Likely terrible WLB, looking at 45 hr weeks, best case scenario. More likely 50-55 to 70+
-
Little true software development, role seems like low code app building and minimal data engineering with pyspark
About me: * 23, single
-
BS CS degree
-
2.5 YoE in software engineering with C++/Python
-
Currently no brand names on resume
-
Scared of big changes
submitted by /u/sebaceous_sam
[link] [comments]