>>12247955As far as resume stuff goes, the math bachelors does you little to no favors out in the field. As you alluded to, with enough experience, projects, and marketable skills, you can easily break into software, but barring the preference for CS majors at the big places, basically everyone in STEM can break into software because of its anti-credentialist attitude. Not to trivialize software.
Now, the math major does train you to think, and you can stretch your domain pretty easily into other stuff. It's not easy, and if you want to get into research, it's better to just do grad school, but you're not out in the water without a paddle.
>>12248062you aren't a computer scientist or a mathematician until you get to the postdoc level and have a couple of publications on top of a thesis.
