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Currently I’m experienced in node js, R, and python.
What you’ll learn? 😬
From what I’ve seen, you’ll learn about project management and business development. The tax technology groups right now aren’t great at teaching new technical skills... from my experience, you come with the skills you already have/know and you will muddle your way through various projects and “learn” on the job. If you want to gain additional technology skills, it’s really usually on your own time. EY offers all employees udemy which has a lot of technology courses. However, the courses can be slowly paced, so I’ve personally found that I learn best by doing random google searches and watching YouTube tutorials.
It might be different at KPMG, but I personally don’t think tax technology is a great place to start right out of college. I think building a strong foundation in tax technical skills or technology is crucial and then can be leveraged in a tax technology role. You don’t have to be an expert at both, but it will help your development if you aren’t struggling to learn both things at the same time.
Also, last thing I want to add... if you’re really interested in data science, you might be bored in tax technology. Most tax departments are in the early stages of leveraging new technology, and even then, most of tax is fairly small automation. My BIL has a PhD and does stuff with big data, and he would definitely be bored to tears with our datasets.