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I have spent more than 5000 days of my life pursuing the zen of creative software development. I pride myself on continuing the values that I learned in the early days of the software industry, the 1990s. My career has spanned decades in many different industries, but I have worked almost exclusively in software and my fallback, professional cooking. When I'm not working, I spend my time hiking, gardening, crafting and making retro video games under the name Lost Astronaut Studios.
Software Architect, Networking Engineer, Linux Admin, Blockchain Architect, IP Protocol Expert | 20 years
Entrepreneur, Software Engineer, and a consultant. Created two tech-based startups and reached profitability. Certified AWS Solutions Architect (Professional) and DevOps (Professional). Only available for AWS and Javascript/NodeJs mentoring/consulting at this time. Personality: ♦ Loves a challenge ♦ Efficient ♦ Enjoys teaching Protocol: ♦ Take your time to explain your issue, I'll ask questions to make sure I understand fully, then we can start ♦ The timer wont start until you are ready and I understand the issue fully ♦ 100% satisfaction guarantee (I really mean it, look at my reviews) ♦ You may give me your request ahead of time so I can prepare a concise session
I am a long-time [open-source contributor and Linux enthusiast](https://www.archlinux.org/people/developer-fellows/#schiv). In the past I spent most of my time staring at black screens with green text scrolling endlessly for hours and days. I am now a practitioner of [Knowledge Science](https://www.infoworld.com/article/3448577/who-should-be-responsible-for-your-data-the-knowledge-scientist.html), an emerging subdiscipline of Computer Science allied with the goals of [explainable](https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/12/30/explainable-ai-the-rising-role-of-knowledge-scientists/#395937a2603f), ["semantic"](https://www.poolparty.biz/semantic-ai/) artificial intelligence (AI). With a background in the [Semantic Web](https://www.dataversity.net/semantic-web-and-semantic-technology-trends-in-2020/#) and traditional [symbolic AI](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge_representation_and_reasoning), I am a graph database specialist fully invested in data modelling and programming with semantic technologies. While as a Computer Scientist I am inclined on research and development (R&D), nothing gives me more satisfaction than building or leading a software technology project from inception to production, especially so at the bleeding-edge. I regret that I may be time-constrained, but you are welcome to check in with me for quick consultations.
Rust Senior developer & CTO. From Fullstack engineer, to system and protocol programming with Rust. I have created a few large projects with rust, all are currently running in production, and converting all past projects into... Rust as well ;) I live rust, i breath rust, and I eat rust for breakfast.
I was an engineering fellow at KPCB and have worked at top tech companies mainly in Javascript.
Predominantly worked on Cisco routing, switching and security products for the last 10 years Love what I do and always eager to help. Spent the last year learning Python for automation and really enjoying learning something new.
Seasoned Senior Developer | Proficient in Microsoft & Open Technologies | Over 20 years of proven success in dynamic sectors such as Media, Advertising, Banking, and beyond. Adaptable, detail-oriented, and unwavering commitment to excellence
15+ years programming experience. Knowing bits of everything allows me to understand big projects (network, UI, database). I'm at ease with asynchronous programming, especially in Python or Javascript and have a lot of experience working in Agile/Scrum/BDD or producing documents.
I work in all sorts of languages, from web development, through multi-platform desktop apps, high-level, low-level, assembly, security, mobile apps, native, non-native, embedded, AVR, compiled, interpreted, scripts, tools, big projects, with frameworks, without frameworks, anything. I have over 10 years of experience and done projects in C, C++, C#, Java, PHP, Python, Pascal, Flex, JavaScript, ActionScript, HTML5/CSS3, Qt, QML, Powershell, Batch, JScript, VB. My favorite language is C++. I pay big attention to quality of my programs, UI, UX, speed, optimization and code style.
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