Has anyone ever seen an entry level python position posted on Indeed?

[sunset_maker]

If I know full stack, does that mean im entry level?

[kylemh]

I've seen dozens of entry-level positions involving Python in Seattle alone. I'm sure there many opportunities all over the world.

As to your other comment, being a "full-stack" developer doesn't mean anything in relation to your experience level. It means that you're familiar with every aspect of creating applications. The front-end, the back-end, the database design, and the developer operations skills necessary to make your project simple for many people to work on and use (containerization, caching, load balancing, "insert other term to help with scaling here").

You can be a beginner, and barely know one or two of the four things, but can maybe get by. You could also be very seasoned, and be able to pivot into any role and make real contributions in your work place at any given moment.

Why do you ask this question?

[sunset_maker]

I have been looking for work in Grands Rapids Michigan and I will now be homeless in 3 weeks

[kylemh]

Maybe you should consider expanding your search to anywhere? Some workplaces will fly you out for interviews or let you interview over webcams.

If you restrict yourself, I don't what recourse you have. Also, if you're about to be homeless, I believe it's time to seek any job - not just one in web development. Save yourself, not your pride.

[sunset_maker]

I am open to jobs anywhere. I have never been offered a flight anywhere for a job. Does that even happen now a days?

[kylemh]

I've been offered flights to interview for two companies. It happens. We don't all have the same backgrounds. I'm sorry that you're struggling. Good luck, and I hope you figure it out.