At CS Careerline, we aim to help people transition to their new career in tech, particularly for career changers entering the world of computer science from other disciplines. Whether you are still thinking about making a switch to computer science or are already on your way to getting your first job, you will find useful articles and other helpful materials to assist you in your journey.
We believe that computer science and software engineering are unique and rapidly growing fields that provides unparalleled advantages and pave a way to an interesting an fulfilling life. Tech is not for everyone, however, and it is understandable that setting foot in a new and unknown territory may be a difficult decision filled with uncertainty. That’s why we provide resources to paint a picture of what a life of a developer looks like and offer information on different paths to getting education and subsequently a job in this sphere.
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About the Editor
Elmar Mammadov, Founder & Managing Editor
Hi there! I’m Elmar Mammadov, a career changer and tech career specialist.
Although I was always interested in coding, the first degree I got in college was actually that of a Medical Doctor.
After a few years of practicing medicine, I realized I wanted to explore a career in research and went on to get a job as a neuroscience research scientist, where I performed experiments related to brain psychopharmacology.
Then, a few years later, I made another switch, this time to computer science, and realized I had finally found my true calling. I got into a Master’s program for career changers at an Ivy League school and have since been happy with my new tech career.
As you can see, I have extensive experience in switching careers, as well as building a career in computer science and software engineering.
As a result, I decided to establish CS Careerline to share my valuable experience with others who are interested in starting out in tech and particularly career changers who have previously pursued a career in another field and decided to switch to computer science subsequently.
It is my goal to help everyone who is starting out in tech to feel equipped, confident, and excited about their decision.
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