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I love to teach what I know. I think I can explain things easily with examples. I have been working as a Software Engineer for the last 5 years and have worked with some of the world's most reputed companies like **Open AI, Scale AI, Doloras Lab**, etc as a freelancer.
Creative and energetic programmer with proven leadership skills and over 10 years of progressive experience in developing, implementing, technical solutions for complex infrastructures and strategic planning for renowned software development companies.
I've been professionally coding since 1992. In that time I've run the gamut of C, C++, Java, C# and more. I love engineering and getting things unstuck. I also enjoy conversation and getting to know people, we are PROGRAMMING the robots, we are not the robots themselves :)
Hi! Areas where I help people learning to develop software: • Syntax, structure, debugging… everything from basics upwards. • #define constants and macros, stringizer operator etc. • Optimising for speed, memory etc. • Dynamic memory allocation and its pitfalls. I was a developer for 16 years (Panasonic, Quantel, Nokia, McLaren etc), then went into leadership and management. I still love to sit in front of a page of code and work on it and see it come to life. I’m very familiar with all the joys of coding, and also with the frustrations. I'm familiar with whole lifecycle from requirements analysis to maintenance in field, so I understand the context in which your SW creations might sit. Beyond the basics, some areas where I can help are: • Differences between writing code at school/college and in industry. In industry, your code might be maintained and changed by a dozen developers over the next 10-15 years, and you can write code in a style which means it will keep working the way you want it to. • Maintaining legacy code - this is very different from “green field” development in that you might inherit 1M lines of somebody else’s code and need to get your head around it, maintain it, debug it. For 10 years I worked in a very large Defence company and ran the Mentoring scheme, so I’ve arranged lots of mentoring but I’ve also had many mentees and a few mentors myself. I’m looking forward to talking to people about code and how it works, passing on my advice and learning from you too. I'm an avid supporter of D&I so I enjoy meeting, well, everyone. :-) Looking forward to working with you.
I have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, majored in Computer Sciences. My desire is programming, and that's what I've been doing for the past several years. Got around 10 years of experience working in a professional environment, as well as a few years before that working on some freelance and college projects. I'm great at debugging and have a thorough understanding of everything that I do. Don't like to leave something unraveled, so I always delve deeper until I get to the core of the matter that I'm working on. My passion for programming does not end there; I've tutored high-school students in my country Kotlin and Android, that's why I'd like to continue doing so here. I'm always looking to expand my knowledge, so I'm currently learning Flutter.
IMPORTANT: If you want to contact me, and your timezone is significantly different, feel free to just open a session request during my timezone evenings (after 8pm till midnight). I've noticed that figuring out the request details via chat is extremely cumbersome. I'm a professional developer working on Application Performance Management in Dynatrace; currently stationed in Gdynia, Poland. I've done a number of jobs in the past, including Graphics Driver development at Intel, Game Development at Huuuge Games and other, potentially unrelated things. I've started programming wanting to be a game developer, so there's a huge chance I can help you with your C++ game project. I also know my ways around the low-level parts of C and C++. Right now my main focus at work is Node.js, so if you have some questions about that, ask away. I also did a fair share of weird front-end experiments, so Three.js, WebGL and stuff like WebWorkers don't scare me. And finally, if you need some tips about Haskell or functional programming in general, that's my personal hobby area. In general, don't hesitate to ask, as I always try to get the feeling for your problem so that we both end up satisfied!
I enjoy programming and learning something new every day. Helping others do the same and getting paid for it seems like an ideal proposition.
I 'm a full stack engineer with **15+** yrs of experience. My main focus is on ```'C++/Java/Oracle/SQL'``` and it's related technologies , with a keen interest in clean and efficient code. **I am a competitive programmer too; I am an expert in problem-solving and algorithmic thinking**. I offer tutoring services in programming\data structures and algorithms\competitive programming. I also offer help with general programming works. **If I can't fix your issue, you'll get a refund.** Message me if you are looking for more details.
👨🏼 Ian P Badtrousers 🏆 Google Code-in Grand Prize Winner (2012, 2014) 🔨 С++ / Python / Go / JavaScript 💽 https://github.com/tucnak I'm Ian, a generalist engineer with primary expertise in backend engineer and cross-platform software development. I currently major in Computer Science and Applied Math. When it comes down to coding, my weapons of choice are primarily C++, Python, JavaScript and Go. My spectrum does not limit to these, but they are the ones I'm most likely to help you out with. I don't believe in doing things halfway. I truly believe that one must never run any code they don't have an idea of. That's why I'm here: I want to make sure struggling folks don't waste their precious time going through various challenging and sometimes just plain ridiculous issues. Someday I'll write a book about it. Back in the school days I did lots of competitive programming and engineering. My achievements list includes Google Code-in Grand Prize Winner title (2012, 2014). You can take look at my existing open source contributions at GitHub: https://github.com/tucnak
Ask me anything :) I'll do my best mentoring you in the fields of Data Science, Machine Learning, Web and Backend Development using Python, Version Control System (Git) and tips to be more productive. I'm a Design Engineer @ASML developing the machines to make smaller chips. I'm a Master's Graduate in Computer Science (Data Science & Technology) and an experienced Python Enthusiast and Web Developer and worked as intern at various startups & companies in Japan and Netherlands. I have been to lot of hackathons, won a few including AngelHack. I'm also an International Speaker @ PyCon HK and PyCon IT.
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