Broad range of experience with software/web tech, especially things in the .NET and PHP worlds. Strong interest in data engineering things - recently completed a course based on Spark. Very familiar with SQL, MSSQL, general data things.
Not that I'm in this stuff everyday, but it's the first I've heard of it. Their own website mentions notebooks and not this on their main page: https://jupyter.org/
It was great for me, but I know it wasn't for other people in my cohort/class. It got me my first software job and it definitely gave me at least a foundation to build on.
It's silly to dismiss a job applicant for having a bootcamp on their resume, but don't hire them for entirely that reason either. I have it on my resume.