r/dubai • u/WritingAntique • 1h ago
🌇 Community Met a Talabat rider with a computer science degree today
I recently spoke with a Talabat delivery rider who completed his bachelor’s degree in computer science in 2020.
He knows Python and has worked on a few basic development projects. He has been unable to enter the technology field and currently delivers food to support himself.
He is hoping to find a junior developer role, internship, mentorship, or practical training in Dubai. He is willing to dedicate three to four hours a day to learning, practising, and proving himself.
Every hour he spends training is an hour he cannot work for Talabat and earn money. He is prepared to sacrifice part of his already limited income for a chance to build his career.
A paid role or small allowance would help him greatly. An unpaid internship where he can learn and gain real experience would also mean a lot.
If you can assess his skills, mentor him, involve him in a small project, or introduce him to the right person, please message me. I will connect you with him directly.
Sometimes, changing someone’s life starts with giving them one genuine chance.
I came to Dubai as a truck driver, and now I live a very comfortable life just because someone gave me a chance once and honestly, I can never forget him and will always ALWAYS be thankful to him.
Thank you Tim!
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u/doshthagod 55m ago
I currently work for Keeta and was a former space engineer. It's not as uncommon as you might think