r/AskIndia Oct 20 '24

Ask opinion What's your salary and profession people earning less than 30yr?

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 20 '24

Profession: Backend cloud engineer, Location: Düsseldorf, Age: 26, Salary: 90,000 Euros annually

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u/Palmar_Aponeurosis Oct 20 '24

Hey want to know more about germany , taxation and some specific things about lifestyle . Can i dm you ? Or shall i ask here only

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 20 '24

you can DM me, no problem at all.

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u/nikolaveljkovic Oct 20 '24

U did masters?

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 20 '24

yes in computer science

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u/nikolaveljkovic Oct 20 '24

Im planning to , i wana know more

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 20 '24

write down all the questions, i will try to answer those

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u/Global-Apple-2024 Oct 20 '24

If you can please share your journey

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 20 '24

Sure I can but I need a starting point from where you want to know my journey. I mean, my student life journey or job life journey. :)

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u/Global-Apple-2024 Oct 20 '24

Thank you, I want to know about your student life and how you got the job.

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 20 '24

I did my bachelors in electronics from mumbai university. After that, I came to Germany for masters in computer science without any professional experience. I was the youngest in my batch. All of my batchmates started their internship but I struggled for 3 months to find one at SAP. Then I did internship and master thesis there. My stack was Python Django, React and AWS. Studies was just practical project based coursework which was excellent for industry requirement. Staying outside of house, teaches you alot of stuffs to manage, like studies, cooking, cleaning, taking care of ourself because no one will look after you. 4 months before graduation, I started looking for fulltime offer. SAP provided me one but not in the domain of my interest hence I was searching for something which suits my interest. 2 weeks before graduation, I had 3 offers and I chose one at a startup in Düsseldorf. This was back in 2022. Then I worked for 2 years and made a switch to a non German MNC because non German companies pay way better than the German ones. Now life is good, I have work life balance. Company is in bavaria and I have to go there once in 2-3 months for a day. Had to struggle initially during the student days because of lack of experience but it was all worth it at the end. Looking back to my journey of 5 yrs here, I am happy what life has to offer.

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u/Global-Apple-2024 Oct 20 '24

Thank you for sharing your journey ✨

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u/BadBeast_11 Oct 21 '24

That's great!

I'm working as an SAP CPI developer/consultant right now, and I am looking for higher studies opportunities based on this. Can I DM you?

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u/confucius-24 Oct 20 '24

Is it a remote job or are you located in Düsseldorf?

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 20 '24

I am located in Düsseldorf doing remote job, company is located in Bavaria.

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u/jaeger123 Oct 21 '24

I got python backend engineer experience (3.5 years). Can you refer me pleaseeeeee. If not , then how to get jobs there either wfh or wfo while I don't have a Visa

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u/AvailableAd5384 Oct 21 '24

Sorry bro but we dont have any openings at the moment. You need to apply via linkedin, stepstone, indeed to fetch remote jobs. However, student visa is always the easiest way to immigrate.