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Oh it’s easy. I’ve worked at the same place since I was a teenager and never worked anywhere else in this field.

Lack of formal education is also an issue. No degree.

As for being good, I have a lot to learn, but I’ve consumed literally everything in my path for years. I literally live code. I code at work, I code at home. I’m humble enough to know I could grow by working in a team, and I don’t know everything, but it’s the only thing that makes sense to me - so I’ve done it, a lot.
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nobody 1y ago

And they need a dev because we automate our own equipment. The work involves 3d visualization, CV, and motion control.

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nobody 1y ago

Yup. I can visualize it now.

You need to break away from that my friend. Ironically, you’re at more risk in a job like that than you are taking a risk in finding something better. Even if it takes a few hops to find a real home. And you’ll grow as a developer, especially with the right team & mentor.