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My years in software development has taught me that every challenge has a solution. I have honed my skills in: Web and mobile application development Cloud architecture and platform development Debugging complex issues with a cool head. Making sound architectural decisions Mentoring with patience and clarity. I have built around industries. From startups to enterprise platforms. Cloud technologies? I work with them daily. Scalability issues? I have solved a few. My approach is simple: listen, analyze, solve. No fuss, no stress. Whether you are stuck on a thorny bug, planning a major cloud migration, wanting to build a software application, or seeking mentorship. I am here to guide you through with steady expertise.
Full Stack Engineer with 9 years of market experience having worked with a variety of technologies and projects with different needs and architectures. Deeply studies contextual project needs to decide for the most optimal technology stacks for each situation delivering results transparently. Focuses on a combination of clear communication with stakeholders and openness about the development environments and procesess. The strong Linux background assisted in the agile learning of servers and infrastructure in general. Have worked and delivered an extensive number of projects for private companies, ranging from web to native apps and integrations. At the moment I'm in Japan, but I can easily match other timezones for work purposes. I will be heading back to Helsinki where I live at the end of January.
Software Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the software industry. Skilled in developer operations, web applications development and designing distributed systems, micro-services, low latency fault-tolerant services, and managing infrastructure security.
I succeed or your **money back.** Skillset includes: python, elixir, rust, golang, c++, lua et al. Diving into, understanding and debugging codebases alien to me is one of my core expertise. I run a software development shop called essentia.dev and actively participate in the open source communities in India. ====== How does it work? - We start a 1:1 session. - Both of us join the zoom call. - You start the session timer and pause it. - You share your screen and explain the problem statement. - I do some research if necessary. - We resume the timer and I try to help. - Full refund if I do not succeed.
Software Engineer with 9.5+ years of experience in web development, backend development, and server architecture. Expertise in building and maintaining various web/backend solutions, from automobile websites to job portals to freelance platforms with live chat integration . Proficient in server architecture setup, deployment, and optimization. I will give a **full refund** if I am not able to help.
I am well versed on quite a few technologies. This experience was attained either working for an employer as part of a job or me working on a hobby/open-source project. **Some of my projects can be found below:** 1. [Day gone in percentage](https://www.producthunt.com/posts/day-gone-in-percentage) Type: Chrome extension. Description: A small chrome extension written in React to track the percentage of your day/month/year that has passed Development Type: Personal 2. [Ola Trip Stats](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ola-trip-stats/aonoimokllfbaojdcaokdodpmpbgfhhk) Type: Chrome extension. Description: Chrome extension that will help you in keeping an eye on your Ola account, the cab service. Using this app you will be able to view statistics like : how much money have you spent on Ola, how many Ola rides have you taken, how many Ola coupons have you applied. Development Type: Personal 3. [Adobe illustrator extension for techpacker](https://exchange.adobe.com/creativecloud.details.105038.techpacker-fashion-production-management.html#) Type: Adobe illustrator extension Description: Illustrator extension to create professional, automated tech packs without leaving Illustrator. The easiest way for design teams to manage Digital Assets and Collaborate with manufacturers. Development Type: Only developer for [https://techpacker.com](https://techpacker.com) 4. [gdoc-metadata-adder](https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/gdocmetadataadder/769593728072) Type: Google doc add on Description: A Google Docs Add on that enables us to add Custom File Properties to a doc file. You can also use Drive API to add your own properties to a Google Drive file But this extension provides a UI to do so Development Type: Personal
Hello there! My name is Joe, and I'm extremely passionate about programming education. You can see the research I've done on the subject of teaching programming and computer science concepts here: http://joequery.me/education/1/ I have experiencing teaching students with and without formal backgrounds. I took algorithm and data structures courses in college in addition to higher level mathematics. You can examine the comments on my YouTube videos, and you will see that many people find my explanations of concepts helpful: https://www.youtube.com/user/JoeQuery/videos?sort=p&view=0&flow=grid I'd be glad to help you reach the next level in your programming abilities!
Experienced Principal Software Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the software industry. Skilled in JavaScript, ReactJS, Redux, Redux Saga, Typescript, Node, PHP and jQuery. Strong engineering professional with over 11+ years of experience.
Gabriel has worked as an AWS Authorized Trainer for years and holds 10 AWS certifications, ranging from professional to specialty. He is the founder of Bootcamp Institute, a company specializing in democratizing the usage and knowledge of AWS for Spanish speakers. He is also the main author of the book AWS Solutions Architect - Associate by Packt Publishing, and he enjoys writing technical articles on Medium. Gabriel is the organizer of several AWS User Groups in Mexico and a strong contributor for social programs like AWS Educate, empowering students to adopt the AWS Cloud and get certified. He has helped thousands of people pass the AWS Solutions Architect exam by doing workshops, webinars, and study groups on different social networks and local Meetups. He loves teaching and speaking about all kinds of technologies with an obsession to make everything easier to be understood. Gabriel has a Bachelor’s Degree in Systems Engineering and has a strong background as a Solutions Architect, as this field is his major expertise in the last 15 years.
Currently working on Nimblechat, food delivery chatbot! https://www.nimblechat.com Sidepad, game controller: http://bit.ly/sidepad I geek out on distributed infrastructure for high-speed computing at scale and code optimization. Things I've done: Autoscaling streaming media relay systems to hundreds of thousands of listeners on AWS with EC2, Elasticache, RDS, Route53, VPC, IAM and ELB. Developed production applications using React with Redux and React Router. Fully tested and resilient with Mocha, Chai, Sinon, and hosted on S3, EC2. Set up continuous integration environments manually with EC2, Jenkins, and Github. Also, prepared continuous deployment environments using Jenkins, EC2, AWS CodeBuild, CodePipeline and CodeDeploy. Developed and deployed NodeJS backend systems on IBM Bluemix infrastructure. Built a connected dog collar using MBED, Arduino, Sparkfun, and AT&T technologies. Built a connected door lock with Arduino, NodeJS and AT&T APIs. Build a voice control system for Direct TV using Nuance NLU and AT&T technolgoy. Other Things I Build: Distributed Micro-service with NodeJS Auto-Scaling infrastructure on AWS Software based Bots Hardware based Products Bash Automation NGINX Routers Apache Web Servers Rapid Prototypes Chatbots / bots Automated Systems Languages I use: JavaScript, Java, C, C++, PHP
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