Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (July 2014)

Please use this format

  Location:
  Remote:
  Willing to relocate:
  Technologies:
  Resume:
  Email:

Remote: Yes (International OK)

Willing to relocate: Maybe, for the right offer

Technologies: HTML/CSS/JS, Web Accessibility, Responsive/Mobile first, front-end Java, beginner in Node and Angular but very excited about them

Resume: [full: http://it.linkedin.com/in/williamghelfi]

TL;DR:

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- HTML, CSS: Grand Master

- JS: Improving Journeyman

- Creativity: Pablo Picasso

- Graphic Design: n/a

- DevOps: Journeyman

- Problem Solving: Mr. Wolf

Longer story:

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Born, growing up.

Multi-faceted web developer, able to effectively communicate at every level from the CEO to the young intern, and with every specialist from the graphic designer to the backend developer.

I'm also a natural born catalyst when it comes to good ideas and the next tech trends, bringing a creative and focused drive to the table of every team I've been part of.

Always in the process of learning the next skill. Excellent command of written English and spoken / written Italian.

Able to seamlessly switch from being a team manager to becoming yet another dev in another team, and working 110% in either situation for the common goal.

Blog: http://www.williamghelfi.com

Email: william at williamghelfi dot com

Technologies: Android library development, Java servlets, python/django. Specialized in maps/cartography/location.

Resume:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8xuvhluhdpjoa6l/CV.pdf

https://github.com/fdansv

http://work.dansd.com

Email: fdansv at gmail dot com

Stack: Security, verification of cryptographic protocols, developer (Perl and Java mostly)

Resume: http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~rjamet/CV.pdf, more details on previous work in http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~rjamet/

Contact: rjamet [AT] imag [DOT] fr

I'll send my PhD dissertation in a week or so, where I present 3 years of work on models and protocols for the security of wireless ad-hoc networks. I do not have any industrial experience yet, but three years of doctoral studies plus a total of a year of various internships make up for it. I have worked on routing protocols for ad-hoc networks, a model to analyze network-based intrusion detection systems based on their inputs, definitions of the very meaning of routing security, and before this, some work on the infrastructure for computing grids.

Asides from ad-hoc networks, I have kept up-to-date with other forms of security, through CTFs (Matasano's are awesome, by the way). I am still a developer at heart who loves to learn new things and make systems elegant. I also taught the basics of algorithmics and C at my university for the last three years. Although I am mostly using Perl these days, I do have some experience with Python, Ruby, C++, and Ada.

I am still unsure of what the next steps are for me. I have cultivated a strong variety of skills, and I would like to cultivate that variety and keep learning new things. If this rings true to you, and there is a need for people like me in your company, drop me a line !