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Summary: Versatile IT employee; desire to be lazy drives the will to automate anything and everything. I'll consult, contract, or W-2 depending on the company, project and budget. Doing: C, Objective-C, C++; Most recent projects on Mac OS X and iOS; Writing and supporting web APIs and their backends Can do: System admin on Linux, OS X, Windows; C#; Database design and management Can't do: Fast UI design- I have to ev…
The languages I know rather well are Clojure, Scala, Python, Javascript/Coffeescript, C++, SQL though I've worked with many more.
I've worked in finance, academia/research and publishing. Was the CTO (and pretty much sole developer) for a failed enterprise software startup (Scala/Python/Web).
After my first job I wrote a 3D game by myself: AI, graphics, sound engineering, modeling, procedural textures etc.
Have recently created a number of small, automated web-based businesses on GAE, but I'm hungry for a larger challenge.
I'm mathematically inclined, and my next gig will definitely utilise my machine learning skills.
Thanks Andrew for starting the thread, it's an interesting experiment.
Looking for: Junior front-end position or paid internship
Located in: Seattle,WA
Skills: HTML/CSS (expert) PHP/MySQL(beginner/intermediate) JavaScript/jQuery(beginner/intermediate) ROR (beginner) Git (beginner)
Portfolio: http://www.salkey.com (older work some links may be dead with clients moving stuff around for recent stuff contact me.)
Contact:hello@salkey.com
currently studying for OCJP and building projects in Ruby on Rails to develop a portfolio on github.
* 3 years accounting and finance experience (with ACCA)
* 2:1 BSc Computer Science
Guess it can't hurt to try: Steve, finishing my PhD this semester, will be looking for employment. C programmer with an array of both professional and academic experience from low-level coding (microcontrollers, DSP, Linux kernel, real-time, audio), all the way up the stack to GUI, HTML5, Android development. Comfortable learning new programming languages. Recent work mostly consists of using Scientific Python for si…
I'm an experienced technical and marketing writer, looking for full-time (or permanent part-time) work.
I know FrameMaker, Acrobat, RoboHelp, Microsoft Office, how to tweak HTML by hand, and all of the social media/blogging platforms.
I'm in Toronto, and looking for a position there or to work virtually -- I've worked from home more or less the past five years.
Thanks!
I'm not really looking for work, but something sufficiently cool could convince me to leave academia. My experience is mostly numerical/parallel computation and Monte Carlo, lots of C++ and decent Python experience, with some electronics stuff for fun in my spare time. I'd be particularly interested in projects involving both hardware and software, since my original degree was in applied physics and think astrophysic…
an obvious question..have you applied to Google yet?
I'd like to get into a job working with media, maybe writing to some degree (maybe your company produces in-house videos like KickStarter awesomely does? Or needs podcasts?)
I've five years of experience in journalism, producing a local TV news show. In the process of getting a two hour show ready for air every weekday, I wrote (news stories, teases, promos), filmed (news stories, promos), and edited others' written work/video. I was the guy responsible for everything on air and the station's website while I was on shift. If someone else didn't get their work done or messed up, it was my fault.
I attended college for computer science years ago, but ended up working in journalism instead. I may not be on your level, but I'm not a family member asking for help installing a printer, either.
If you'd like to get in contact, Jeffool at gmail is my "real" address, though I've got a more professional one at JwBridges at gmail, if you prefer.
Also, my account was created 1337 days ago today. Neato.
I'm good at Java and familiar with C. Currently learning Ruby on Rails, starting to like playing with web frameworks a lot. Very quick learner and mathematically inclined. I'm open to all interesting ideas. Email me either at pn77@cornell.edu or the address in my profile.