Education: B.Tech
Years of Experience: ~3.5
Prior Experience: SDE-1
Previous Comp: 25LPA CTC
Current Tech Stack: Java, Springboot
Offer 1: Fivetran
• Title/Level: Software Engineer II
• Location: Bangalore
• Salary: ₹30,00,000 (gross annual)
• Signing Bonus: nill
• Stock Bonus: 5320 RSUs (vesting over 4 years, $12 per unit)
• Performance Bonus: nill
• Total Comp (Year 1): ₹30L + 13.5L stock bonus value(subject to market valuation)
• Benefits: Includes reimbursement, provident fund, and medical insurance
• Work Setup: Hybrid (1 day/week from office)
• Role: Working on monorepo with Core Java in the Connectors TeamOffer 2: inMobi
• Title/Level: SDE-II
• Location: Bangalore
• Salary: ₹38,00,000 (gross annual)
• Signing Bonus: Not specified
• Stock Bonus: 210 RSUs (vesting 25% first year, $60)
• Performance Bonus: Not specified
• Total Comp (Year 1): ₹38,00,000 + 3L stock bonus value
• Benefits: Comprehensive leave policy, customizable medical insurance, flexible working hours
• Work Setup: 5 days/week work from office
• Role: Working on Big Data in the Ads Team (a shift from my current tech stack: Java Spring Boot)My Confusion:
I’m currently comfortable with Java and Spring Boot and have been working on distributed systems.
Fivetran allows me to continue with Core Java, which aligns with my current expertise and interests. The hybrid work model is also appealing for better work-life balance.
inMobi offers the opportunity to learn and work in Big Data, a new domain for me. It’s a significant shift from my current tech stack. While Big Data seems promising for the future, I’m unsure if making this switch now is the right move.
Both saying they are planning to go to IPO in 1-2 years
Questions for the Community
1. Is shifting to Big Data worth it at this point in my career?
2. Does Big Data have a strong future in the tech industry?
3. Should I prioritize staying in my comfort zone (Java/Core Java)
or take the risk of transitioning to a new domain?I would appreciate any advice or insights based on your experiences with these technologies and career decisions.