What is extremely frustrating is the rise of &quot;cyber security&quot; Masters degrees.<p>The vast majority of these people have never written a single line of code.<p>They don&#x27;t understand security, because they can&#x27;t understand the underlying logic in the code. They just write documentation to meet certain outside standards, and have no idea what I&#x27;m talking about when I talk about our security posture. They genuinely think that an online satellite campus degree qualifies them to manage security devs from top ten schools.<p>This coast&#x27;s tech centers are starting to drive me batty.<p>For a data scientist, my normal trade, especially. So much red tape that it&#x27;s a two month project to get myself a small server for test.<p>Anyone in need of a remote data scientist, Princeton University A.B., two years at a funded startup, four years work experience with a major firm, with specialties in machine learning, (real) cybersecurity, and big data experience?