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Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2013)

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Re: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2013)

#61
SEEKING WORK - Remote and occasionally on site.

Experience: I worked for a startup from San Francisco doing Django development and for a small company from Chicago doing Tornado/async programming.

Some stacks/frameworks: Django, Tornado/SQLAlchemy, Google Appengine, Backbone.js, jQuery, Twitter Bootstrap, Postgresql, MySQL, MongoDB, Git, Nginx, Linux. Meteor, D3.js.

Data Processing: R, Octave, GDAL, PostGIS

I'm adding Data Visualization to my skills (D3.js, Data Processing):

http://ccarpenterg.github.com/blog/calendar-layout-visualisi...

http://ccarpenterg.github.com/blog/us-census-visualization-w...

My github repos: https://github.com/ccarpenterg

Some work I've done:

http://todolist-app.appspot.com/

http://presidenciables2013.appspot.com/

ccarpenterg@gmail.com

Re: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2013)

#62
SEEKING WORK: Remote, Kent, London

Have a Software Development team, want to get them up to speed on Continuous Integration / Delivery?

I think that remote development work is going to become the dominant trend. And to get there we all have to learn Continuous Integration, like 5 years ago we all had to learn unit testing.

I am a long time Python developer, turned CTO (so I know how to talk everyone's language) and I love to help teams go from pushing releases out, to smoothly waving them goodbye several times a day.

If you think this might help your business, lets talk

paul@mikadosoftware.com http://www.mikadosoftware.com

Re: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2013)

#63
SEEKING WORK - Remote, NYC or northern New Jersey

Experienced SEO strategist with 5+ years experience on both the agency-side and in-house, as well as with my own web properties (ran a profitable, full-time content business from 2006 to 2008). Worked with everyone from Fortune 500 clients to small biz.

On & off-page optimization, site architecture consultation, link building (white hat only, no spammy bullshit, no outsourcing), search reputation management, rank reporting, competitive/gap analyses and basically anything encompassing SEO or inbound marketing.

LinkedIn is here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/blairmacgregor

Resume available upon request. blair.macgregor@gmail.com

Re: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2013)

#66
SEEKING WORK - Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Indianapolis or Remote.

We're a team of experienced Mobile and Rails developers that specialize in building enterprise-level solutions. We're not just coders for hire - we like to work with companies through a project's full lifecycle: Requirements, UX Planing, Design, Development and Deployment.

Our current projects include a webapp for a chain of 19 Oncology clinics, designing a Learning Management System, a web and mobile app teachers use to monitor students progress and plan interventions for academic or behavioral issues, and a certification system for a niche medical field.

We're based in Dayton, Ohio and the bulk of our clients are (by design) located in the cities at the top, but we have worked remotely with companies as far West as Los Angeles and as far East as London. Get in touch and we can talk more about the experience and expertise that we can bring to your project. Shoot me an email at Jon at Z-prototype.com or feel free to Skype me at j.on.schneider.

Re: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2013)

#67
SEEKING WORK: Remote.

I am a recent grad (This past December) and I interned at a good company. I am currently taking time off to think grad school options, and I can contribute to Java or Rails projects if any. Rates are reasonable since I live in a developing country. Contact is in my profile.

Re: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2013)

#68
SEEKING WORK - Remote

I have been shipping software for more than 10 years now, and love building high-quality products (or at least try my best for it!). I started freelancing a few months ago after my stint as a single founder. One of my first clients was a HN member for whom I did remote contract work for almost a couple of months.

I am proficient with Ruby on Rails and generally quite adept at picking up new technologies as per the needs of the product. I call myself a generalist, and if you are a non-technical person, I can handle most of the things for you that go in to building & launching a software product (including screen flows, server-side programming, system administration, analytics & a little bit of digital marketing.)

To give an example of me trying out new things, my last consulting assignment was related to conversion optimization(s) and driving growth for a startup in the education domain. I am up for any work that is challenging & stimulating.

References from previous clients are available on request.

Please see my profile for the contact & other relevant information. Just drop a line to say hello, it's always good to interact with fellow HN members!

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