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I have over 5 years of professional tutoring experience (and 1000+ positive reviews on Chegg tutors before they closed). I have worked with students of all levels of experience, from high school to grad school. I'm an expert on C, C++, Python, Java, functional programming languages such as OCaml, Haskell, F#, Prolog, Scheme/Lisp/Racket, etc. I can help with CS topics such as algorithms and data structures, Computer Graphics, Cryptography, Compilers, Programming Paradigms, CS theory (Finite Automata, Regular Expressions, Context Free Grammars, Turing Machines, NP completeness, etc.). I'm also happy to help with other math, such as Calculus, Discrete math, Statistics, Number Theory. If you want help with something other than what I've listed above I can usually debug anything, but I might be learning the material along with you.
I am a senior software engineer with 14 years of experience in developing scalable, high-performance solutions. My expertise spans multiple programming languages and technologies, with a strong focus on Nix-based development, functional programming, and systems integration. I have a proven track record in leading projects that improve workflow efficiency and reliability, particularly in environments utilizing advanced Linux tooling and cross-compilation. My work includes designing and maintaining complex applications, from CAD routines for civil engineering to 3D drill hole design solutions for mining. Additionally, I am experienced in building robust integrations for business systems, crafting APIs, and creating automation solutions for enhanced data accessibility. Skilled in collaboration, I also mentor teams on best practices and code quality, fostering a high standard in every project.
A Software Engineering graduate, working on Software Applications for more than 9 years. Have worked on different platforms, i.e. Windows & Linux. Have worked on realtime applications with extensive amount of data sharing between applications that are geographically separated. Have worked on integrating different hardware with different protocols for data sharing. Have expertise in Web, Mobile & Deskop applications; technologies include C/C++, NodeJS, ActionScript, JavaScript, JQuery, PHP, Python, CodeIgniter, Laravel, Bootstrap, C# WinForms, Roslyn Compiler API, ASP.NET MVC, Bash Scripts, MS Azure & Amazon AWS.
Building software has always been a passion of mine. This is still true after almost 15 years of experience in various environments and business sectors. I've never really considered it work but "problems to solve". Yes, I love puzzles or anything that requires you to turn your head around. Passion also means curiosity and hunger for knowledge. I regularly read blogs, articles, and books and practice katas by myself. Some of my favourite authors are Robert C. Martin (aka Uncle Bob) and Mark Seemann. Continuous improvement is a mindset I consider essential. If I had to pick one priority when building a product, I would choose quality. This has always been what I put first. I'm not satisfied when "It Works", it must also be done well. I always tried to improve the team I joined wherever I've been. Whether by providing experience, a fresh eye, ideas, or mentoring younger peers. About mentoring, sharing knowledge represents a key aspect of my participation in a team. I do believe that knowledge is useless if you keep it to yourself. We need to use our knowledge to teach and inspire others, the same way others have inspired us. Putting this all together, it’s quite clear I advocate Software Craftsmanship. Hearing about this ideology for the first time has been one of the biggest milestones in my career. It is the perfect match for what I consider important in terms of mindset. Since then, I’ve continuously tried to spread the ideology by sharing ideas and methodologies. Feel free to take a look at my GitHub account: https://github.com/Tr00d You'll find katas I do for fun or coaching purposes, but you'll mostly see how I code.
I have spent the last 18 years working as a quantitative researcher/analyst, portfolio manager and software engineer utilizing a plethora of different technologies and tools. Recently, my focus has shifted to blockchain development, working within the Ethereum ecosystem, and more recently Substrate/Polkadot ecosystem.
I love working with medical technology or anything on the web. I also enjoy ballroom dancing and riding the unicycle. I look forward to working with you!
Experienced Senior Software Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Skilled in C#, F# and Java. Strong engineering professional with a BSc focused in Computer Science
CTO of ARM Technology. Principal at Boken Group. Former VP Technology, Director of Engineering, Chief Enterprise Architect, and programmer of all sorts. Mostly start-ups, recently, including an Inc. 500 topper, with F5 and Gov't background. I trained in maths-based CS; I value correctness and rigor in the systems I design.
👋 Hi I'm [Matt](https://choc13.dev). I love programming, in particular functional programming. I've been a professional software developer since 2011. I started my career as a research scientist at BAE Systems before moving fully into a software development position. I spent 6 years working for Winton, a London based hedge fund, 4 of which were as a team lead. Currently I'm the co-founder of a startup called [Symbolica](https://symbolica.dev) that is attempting to make it easier for developers to find bugs in their code by utilising a concept called Symbolic execution. I've predominantly worked with C# and TypeScript in my career and have a lot of experience with ASP.NET and React. More recently I've switched to F# as my primary language. I've deployed several production systems to Azure. I also lead the team that built Winton's [Climate Prediction Market](https://www.winton.com/news/2018/oxford-university-team-wins-10-000-in-climate-prediction-market-competition) platform.
Hi, I'm Julian. I'm a Software Engineer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. My career has had a focus in front-end development, using the latest technologies like React and Redux, HTML5 and CSS3. I also have experience working with backend frameworks including Ruby on Rails and NodeJS. I love to learn and teach, and years ago I worked as a Teaching Assistant during my time in college. I'm fascinated with functional programming, in languages like Haskell, Elm, and PureScript, so if you're interested in that, don't doubt to contact me. I speak fluent english and spanish, and intermediate french.
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