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Freelance fullstack developer with a focus on Phoenix & Elixir. Also do some Svelte (and other JS frameworks if needed). Background in marketing so understand the business sides of things (no need to explain step by step what should be done). Open for most things.
Location: Rio, Brazil. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: python, javascript, c, c++, git, docker, flask, numpy, pandas, node, aws, gcp, linux, openbsd Résumé/CV: https://gist.github.com/returnDanilo/e9840bf500c3e7375001b1d ... Email: returndanilo at gmail Hey! I'm a life-long self-taught programmer and I'm looking for a first job. I had started a mathematics bachelor's degree a few years ago but I…
Good luck friend!
I am looking for an internship or junior/entry level dev position. I graduated University of Houston with an accounting degree, and have 8 years of experience working in IT. I recently graduated school where I went for a Full-Stack degree and am looking to get my foot in the door. I have recently been dipping my toe into UI/UX design as making websites is something I am very passionate about and I want to learn to make pretty websites that are functional.
I have been part of many big projects in my career including working with non-profits and school districts to help maximize their budget, and to help implement new technologies across their work force.
Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Hotwire/Stimulus/Turbo, Full-Stack Web Application Development, Strong background in Unix/Linux Dev+Ops, Web APIs/services, ReST & Hypermedia, JSON+LD, Hydra, Javascript/ES6+/Typescript, CSS & SASS, Elm, Ember.js, React, Familiarity with Elixir, Rust, Go, Python, C, Crystal, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, CouchDB, DynamoDB, MongoDB and other relational and non-relational databases
Résumé/CV: https://resume.sadauskas.com/
Email: paul at sadauskas.com
There's an inflection point in every startup, where you've got your MVP and some initial customers, and now you need to scale _everything_. Not just the performance of your application, but entire features to support a new kind of larger customer. You need to grow the team, not just engineering, but product and customer support, and also incorporate the tools to support them.
This is where I'm in my groove, and at my most effective. I've grown teams from 3 to 50+, improved performance while scaling to 100x the load, and designed and built features from the ground up in an iterative and agile manner to minimize time-to-delivery while maximizing flexibility for future work.
I have over 20 years' experience as a "web application" developer, in a variety of languages and technologies. I've been a Rails developer since there was a Rails, releasing my first app on 0.11 in 2005, and have kept up with it since. I'm comfortable working at entire levels of the app stack, from tweaking drop shadows in SCSS to optimizing database queries and debugging stack traces. I have the experience to know when to crank out some quick and dirty code vs take the time to architect a foundation that will scale and provide a platform upon which the team can build stable features for years.
I work with other teams/departments within the company and customers to work to figure out optimal solutions to problems, gathering and balancing the various tradeoffs involved. I also really enjoying pairing with other developers, since we can both learn something new, as well as mentoring and leveling up the juniors.
I'm involved in the various Ruby communities, have spoken at Rubyconf, and frequent the local Boulder Ruby group since its beginning. I've been involved with major Ruby open-source development in the past, like Merb and DataMapper, and am still an active contributor to smaller projects such as Dry-rb.
If you're an early stage startup that has found product/market fit, and needs someone to scale both your product and your team, then I'd be a great choice to help you out.
Last position: lead front-end engineer role. Had many responsibilities day to day, currently looking for something similar or a senior role. I am a front-end engineer some mobile and some backend/api design for 20 years.
I have a passion for data science, mathematics, deep learning, at the same time keeping up to date with front-end technologies.
Location: St. Petersburg FL USA Remote: Yes, or hybrid. Willing to relocate: Yes depending on the company/role
Technologies: Javascript React JS/Native Node Gatsby HTMX Modern CSS Tailwind Web Api's CI/CD Python Deep Learning (certified) Mobile development (Swift/React Native) git PostgreSQL/SQLLite Algolia Search JIRA Contentful A/B Testing (VWO) GraphQL and Rest.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/binarymachine/ Email: autonomousmachine@gmail.com Résumé/CV: Resume and site available upon request.
Location: Asia / Mongolia (Open to work EU/US hours)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies:
- Languages: Golang, Python, PHP, Java, JavaScript
- Frameworks: Symfony, Django, Gin, Flask
- Others: CI/CD, Postgres, GraphQL, Hasura, Mysql, Docker, AWS
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_8yFTRGnAnWef9E2iCLBJZ_OuySUb1Hf/view?usp=sharing
Email: temuulensodnom[at] gmail [dot] comLocation: Cambridge MA, Chapel Hill NC and Dorset England
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Maybe but only to either North Carolina, London or Southwest England, and not for six months
Technologies: Python, C++, high-performance computing, all of the -omics, shotgun and capture sequencing, RNA-seq, ancient DNA sequencing with some frontend react as-needed
Résumé/CV: https://imgur.com/aKt2kT4 Email: f"alice@pearson.{}".format(extension for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland!)
Bio: Experienced research scientist for all of the -omics. University of Cambridge PhD, Harvard Postdoc in field-leading lab. Comfortable processing terabytes of text files on high-performance computing and only share results when I have a strong conviction that they are right. Have recently learned React as well. Would be a great asset to any -omics startup, especially in the consumer or medical genetics spaces. Very interested in primary industry—manufacturing, transportation and agriculture. Willing to consider quant finance roles as well.