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I am a seasoned IT professional with extensive expertise in Python and JavaScript development, proficiently delivering scalable and efficient solutions. My proficiency extends to DevOps practices, where I excel in automating deployment pipelines, ensuring seamless integration, and enhancing overall efficiency. Leveraging cloud technologies, I specialize in designing and implementing robust, scalable, and secure solutions on major cloud platforms. With a solid foundation in both development and DevOps, I bring a holistic approach to building and maintaining cutting-edge applications in cloud environments.
## My Mission First and foremost, I am a technical problem solver. As such, I am a strong believer in the multidisciplinary approach: one must learn about a domain as much as necessary and possible, in order to provide a **correct, maintainable, and robust** solution to the challenge at hand. I find it exceptionally important to work in a way that I can explain my goals, methods, and results to a technical and non-technical audience at the appropriate level, which makes teaching and mentoring an essential part of my toolbox. ## My Experience I worked in several fields and solved many problems, where mentoring, teaching, and public speaking have always been part of the package: * I started my career as a self-taught iOS tweak developer in 2009, during the halcyon days of jailbreaking. With a few coworkers, I ended up completely re-architecting iCsekk, the top utility bill payment application in Hungary, finding and explaining several high-impact security & logic bugs to C-level management. This resulted in a decision of a complete rewrite, which involved fixing bugs, improving maintainability, and accommodating some idiosyncrasies of the backend (which we did not control). * Learned Python, JavaScript, shell scripting, and become interested in compilers. I eventually implemented my own scripting language, Sparkling. I learned about optimizations, and gained significant hands-on experience with compiler implementation using LLVM. I introduced Sparkling to the general public at Prezi Tech Talks Budapest, then gave a series of talks at Budapest Swift Meetup on implementing a small, typed language, and a presentation on optimizations at Swift London Meetup. * Since my sophomore year, I've been mentoring university students formally (as a teaching assistant and lab instructor) as well as informally, in various formal subjects and broader topics around computer engineering, including: C++, Rust, Python, parallel programming and HPC, linear algebra, calculus, machine learning, and dynamical systems. * Wrote my Bachelor's thesis in hardware acceleration of a protein structural alignment method. I implemented the algorithm using HLS in C++ on a Xilinx development board, learning the basics of FPGA-based design in the process. I presented the results as a paper for the ECCTD conference in 2017 in Catania, Italy, as well as a follow-up talk at Budapest Science Meetup. * Discovered Rust in 2017 and it quickly became my main language. I gained substantial experience with the ecosystem, published a number of libraries, and contributed to the Rust Users forum. * Graduated Summa Cum Laude with an MSc in Data Science from the University of Padua in 2020. Since then, I have been pursing a hybrid data scientist/software architect career at two Hungarian private medical companies, where my tasks range from biostatistical modeling through Typst-based template generation to bioinformatics consulting. I regularly mentored interns and junior team members to improve their coding, algorithm design, and software maintenance skills. During the Covid-19 pandemic, gave an interview about contact tracking methods and applications in the light of mathematical modeling methods. ## Language proficiency - Certificate of **English** proficiency, **level C2,** Cambridge Assessment - Accredited **French** language exam, **level C1,** Budapest University of Technology. - I picked up **conversational-level Italian** during my 2 years in Padua. - My native language is Hungarian.
● +20 years non-stop programming ● V8 (Node.js/Chromium) enthusiast ● I'm a self-taught programmer since 2001, when I was 14 years old. I professionally work as a developer for 13 years now, when I created my first company. I've been part in tons of projects of multiple kinds, using low-level languages like assembly or the good ol' C, or high-level languages like Java, Visual Basic, C#, JavaScript, Ruby, ActionScript or PHP, although the last 10 years I'm focusing more in JavaScript and its ecosystem, so when I discovered Node.js it was a blast for me. Almost all my projects are focused around Node.js since then. I also LOVE teaching, so if you want to improve your skills don't hesitate to get in touch :-)
20+ years of experience working in WWF, Motorola, CXA, Westpac, and other logistic and financial companies and startups. 📱30+ apps in the AppStore. 😎10+ interviews with FAANG and 20+ with other startups and companies. 🤓Solid CS and Math background - Master Degree, Russia Federation. 🤝 Helping to prepare and pass FAANG interviews. 👍 Mentoring startups. Excellent English, experience in US, AU, SG, and KO startups. Co-founder of ThreadWeather and Tech Lead at JRB Technologies. Obj-C & Swift, strong in OOP/POP patterns, Jenkins CI, Auto-Layout, Responsive Design, GIT, RESTful API's, Multithreading, In-App purchases, Push Notifications, Firebase, Parse, Backendless, Google Analytics, AppCenter, Branch.io, AWS, Fabric, Facebook SDK, Instagram, Uber, Twitter, OAuth2, SSO... you name it 😊 When it comes to iOS development or interviews, I am your guy! I can help you to build a product your customers will ❤️. I'm here for you. Let's talk!
Hi! I'm Fernando, a professional systems programmer since 1997. I have another 10 years as an amateur programmer, since I started programming when I was 9 years old, or maybe earlier, because my father is also a programmer. I have a Degree in CS. In recent years I have been involved in the Bitcoin and Blockchain development: I'm a member of the Bitcoin Cash developer committee, contributor of Bitcoin-ABC (main BCH implementation) and the lead developer of Bitprim (BTC, BCH and LTC full-node implementation), both nodes are open-source. I'm a tech blogger and public speaker. I love algorithms, data structures, mathematics, computer architecture and low-level computer stuff. If you want to improve your skills in C++, C#, Bitcoin, blockchain, algorithms, system programming or performance optimizations don't hesitate to get in touch.
Full-stack software engineer with a preference for backend web development. Call me if you need wires untangled.
I'm Tom, an AI SaaS founder with 8+ years across Python, Go, Java, JavaScript, and C#. I've run 800+ mentoring sessions with a 5.0-star rating across 53 reviews. I mentor hands-on: we look at your actual code, find what's broken, and fix it together. No hand-waving, no generic "just use AI" advice. What I help with: AI/LLM app development (integrations, agents, automation), Python and Go debugging and architecture, dev-to-AI career transition, and indie hacker / SaaS building. Currently building an AI tool for X/Twitter growth in public, day 200+.
I have long-term (15+ years) experience in software engineering, both professional and mentoring. I enjoy learning as well as teaching new technologies and I'm passionate about bringing value to my mentees.
I've been working with software since 2010 when I started to develop my first web systems in .NET. Since then I never stop, I always keep studying, learning and mentoring others so they won't make the mistakes I've made.
I am a 5th year doctoral student (with a Masters in CS). I've published in top-tier computer science/cybersecurity conferences (including USENIX, ACM CCS, and ACM IMC). My expertise is primarily in Network Security, Network Security, and ML Applications to Security. I’m interested in applying my extensive Cybersecurity and ML knowledge to freelance projects, and am enthusiastic about applying my programming expertise to the problems clients are facing!
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