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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 :)
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 would be very happy to share some stuff I learned those 20 past years, spent on **mentoring** software teams and **designing** and **implementing** frameworks on which companies build their lines of products. Most of them on medical devices, with very high quality constraints. I love Software development, coding, and the coolest thing: **thinking before coding**. I am also fond of the way C++ evolve and keep up to date with latest technologies.
🧔️🎙🎤 I use a high-quality microphone, with fast-internet connection. 🌍🏎️ 👨🏫 Ex-University teacher: taught math, systems and signals, multimedia techniques, with programming in Python and C++. Always tries to teach something new instead of showing how it's done. Understanding of the student is key. 🧑🎓 Quit pursuing a PhD (after 5 years) at Ghent University, where I taught some courses (Systems and Signals, and Multimedia Techniques). Lots of work done on machine learning (Python/TensorFlow), and C++. Personal interest is on software performance and code quality. 🖥️ Currently also working on an application to replace for Lightroom, called SilverNode. Worked on a video game in C++ with SDL2 and OpenGL as a hobby project.
Freelance software engineer with over a decade of experiences in healthcare life-critical development but also realtime networking applications. I've worked in Python, Go, C++(11,14,17,20) with Docker and Kubernetes but also on low end devices like network routers. I have a very strong sense for code quality and maintainability. The architecture and design of objects matters but you can't spent 90% of the project time (and money) designing a feature you won't use. It's about the balance and I believe I have it.
I'm all about side projects and I really enjoy smoothing problems out to bring features together. I believe that careful planning and precise execution can both help you and your projects long-term and be fulfilling goals themselves at the same time. I can help you structure your code and API, and see the pros and cons of different approaches. I really love explaining the basics and go through problems one step at a time. The main goal is to help you reach a solution and give you an experience you will be able to use in your next project.
Ramiz is a senior Android developer with more than eight years of experience working with Java and Kotlin and is a Google Certified Associate Android Developer. He contributed to the Plume B2B Android app, with the app's different flavors used by 10+ businesses, and the Unified Remote Android app with 1.5+ million installs. Ramiz recently added iOS development (Swift) to his skills and enjoys delivering high-functioning, stable apps that users love.
I'm a software engineer with over 10 years of experience across application development, backend systems, and deep learning, currently working at Spotify. I contribute to key projects, shape new features, and lead technical documentation efforts, all while mentoring junior engineers and enhancing team processes. My passion lies in building high-quality software and solving complex challenges, and I’m eager to mentor others who want to deepen their technical skills and drive meaningful impact in their projects.
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