[rr808]

I'd love a Rust job but there are even fewer around than golang and much less than C++. Any suggestions for a newbie?

[andrewzah]

Personally I'd take a job based on the pay & how much you like the company vs what specific tech stack they're currently looking for. When I'm getting paid to do it, I like just about any language; getting to use rust is just a bonus. You might also be able to select rust for a new project in the future.

That said, I see postings from time to time in /r/rust. Maybe check the monthly HN hiring threads?

[stackbutterflow]

Most rust jobs seems to require a few years of professional rust experience.

[jans23]

We at Nitrokey develop firmware in Rust and are looking for (also newbie) developers. You are welcome to send your application.