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Stack: C, C++, CUDA, C#
Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/d7hq3x75bevpr3y/cv_05_2014.pdf
Contact: kgabis [ a t ] gmail [ d o t ] com
Github: http://github.com/kgabis
I'm experienced in writing low level code, mostly in C and C++. For the last few months I've been programming GPUs with CUDA. I should be available for hire from august/september.
Stack: AWS/Heroku, Ruby/Rails, Backbone/Foundation, Sass, Coffeescript
More about me at http://nambrot.com/about
Contact: nambrot@googlemail.com
Fullstack Developer right out of college, but with significant product experience under the belt. Love every aspect around building product, and am therefore your best bet if you need a jack of all trades that knows how the pieces fit into your business. Previous startup at credport.org
Stack: Python, Ruby, MongoDB, AngularJS, Go
Resume: http://goo.gl/AIWqmm
Contact: resume
I want to try something different I would love to work something related to Big data and/or Machine Learning.
I would like to relocate to Silicon Valley, I've been working with startups and I love the culture of being an entrepreneur and create awesome things with small teams and fast developments.Experienced non-profit/small company admin(~10 years experience). Nerd on the side. I've worked for a variety of non-profits over the years from small affordable housing developers to multi-national NGOs. Looking for a change of pace. Comfortable with handling everything from construction management to event planning to HR to migrating mail servers. Outside of work I program 'recreationally' playing with things like procedural generation and combinatorics.
Why is this limited to developers? That's fairly silly, imho. I know we have a lot of devs here, but we have a lot of non-devs too, and as an employer, I don't actually want to hire any devs, but I am hiring 4 non-dev roles.
Can you specify what the 4 non-dev roles are?
Stack: iOS, Obj C, C, C++, Parse
Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lo5bt1n7jyik0vh/Resume.pdf
Contact: julian.r.locke@gmail.com
Me: Very recently graduated computer science minor at Tufts (philosophy major). I'm completing my first iPhone app, an intentionally simple navigational assistant, Polo (see it here: https://github.com/mbrenman/PoloApp). Currently, I'm building my iOS chops and moving into the tech world after many internships in advertising. I'm looking for a job where I can continue this transition, preferably in the iOS ecosystem. I've spent time in visible roles at competitive ad agencies, I am highly dependable. In my spare time I tinker with hi-fi amps and speakers, grow bonsai, play and write for the piano, and mine BTC.
You: Looking for a high-ceiling, malleable, knowledge-thristy junior iOS developer. You're looking for a tech-minded junior project manager or a junior marketer or ad ops associate. You want someone with a track record of putting in the hours, rising to the challenge, and doing whatever it takes.
Professional Stack (mid-senior level): PHP (Yii, ZF1), MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery [etc] Professional Stack (junior-mid level): Android, Java Hobby Stack: ZF2, Node.js, Socket.io Tools: git, svn, PhpStorm, github, atlassian suite
Resume: http://j.mp/navarr-resume (inc. Contact)
I'm a full stack developer with a growing eye for design, inspired mainly by Google. I've been working professionally for four years, with plenty of experience doing freelance for years before then. I'm very interested in working more with Android, but I love working with PHP and related technologies - despite all their flaws. I'm an excessively fast learner, and can pick up just about anything as long as the knowledge is available.
Stack: Scheme, C, (Haskell); Perl has been my technology of choice in the past. Serverside / web / Gtk+.
https://github.com/pflanze?tab=repositories
Resume: http://christianjaeger.ch/resume/
Contact: http://christianjaeger.ch/contact.html
I've got 15 years of experience as a software developer. I'm always trying to find or use good abstractions. I've got rather extensive experience with functional and syntactical abstractions using Scheme, and am now increasingly interested in static program analysis and type systems. I'm interested in learning new programming languages like ATS, Idris, also Erlang, Clojure and Julia. I could see myself bring the most benefit in areas where special approaches need to be taken (security sensitive areas, perhaps high-performance computing, embedded devices).