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Jonathan Kanaan

You need someone that knows the ins and outs of technology and UX. I'm an experienced software engineer and user experience designer that has worked for JPMorgan Chase, the United Nations, American Express, AT&T, and Lockheed Martin as well as for several startups and small businesses.

Umair Jameel

● Development in Javascript and its frameworks/libraries like Angular, React, Next.js, Express, Node, Express, mongodb, mongoose etc. ● Full stack development in next.js including frontend, backend and databases. ● Architecture projects from scratch as well as building new features in existing projects. ● Debug and fix errors in existing projects. ● Database architecture using mongodb, postgres, ORMs like prisma and drizzle. ● Implement the best practices of code structure, logic building and making code efficient. ● Follow pure Object Oriented Programming and Data Structures for solving problems. ● REST API development using node and its frameworks (mainly express). ● Know best practices of writing test cases (it includes unit testing and automation testing). ● Decision making in choosing programming languages, frameworks and libraries for a particular project. ● Good communication skills and understanding client requirements. ● Do research and development to stay up to date with new technologies and always keen to adopt better approaches in solving any kind of problem. ● Experience in CI/CD, docker, github actions etc. ● Teaching experience for over 5 years now. These are some projects I have worked on: https://learnwith.flashclass.io/ https://www.getconch.ai/ https://www.blackbox.ai/ https://www.dexhero.io/ https://www.scooprank.com/

Guillaume Faas

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.

sriram G

I personally believe that there is more to mentoring a person than the perceived financial incentive. I like the ease and flexibility that codementor is providing in facilitating virtual mentoring when it is needed by the mentee. I believe in helping teams formulate a winning AI strategy, helping them think through multiple aspects and dimensions like infrastructure, AI Model, cloud vs on premise deployment, operationalizing the models, strategizing the AI/Ml Ops and other critical decisions which I specialized in. Please note that I am more focused on helping teams/ individuals in formulating the technical strategy like picking up right algorithms, what techniques to be used rather than pure debugging the code written

Erik Gunther

Hello mentor seekers! I'm a ServiceNow architect and process management expert in the areas of ITSM, CSM, ITAM, Flow Designer, and integrations. I have over 9 years of hands on design, programming, and process configuration experience within the platform. My certifications include: PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) ServiceNow Certified Implementation Specialist – IT Service Management ServiceNow Certified Application Developer ServiceNow Certified System Administrator ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals. I can help developers overcome blockers as well as improve their coding/configuration techniques to make their solutions more testable and easier to support operationally.

Udyan Sharma

I have an extensive 17-year career in technology & engineering. My professional journey has been diverse, starting from my roots as a Java developer to strategic roles in globally renowned consulting and product organisations like PwC, EY and Oracle. As I transitioned into more multi-dimensional roles, my focus shifted to building and overseeing robust enterprise solutions. Managing technical customer accounts, I routinely found myself at the intersection of business needs and technical solutions, ensuring that the two aligned seamlessly. A few noteworthy innovations which I was able to bring to life were Enterprise BPM, Chatbots and Mobile apps in an integrated ecosystem which could handle 10 million transactions a day. However, I am still hands-on technical person with ability to write code across different backend technologies like Go, Java, Python and even Flutter on frontend side and can create complex technical architecture, build integrations across middleware platforms

Ethar Alali

Hi! My name is Ethar, though you'll get away with pronouncing it "Ether". "I love coding!" and despite that intro, I don't like sounding like Donald Trump. Not that you could ever confuse us two really :) I've been a full stack guy for over 20 years and these days, churn out JS, Node, C#, both SQL & NoSql and run on AWS, including developing IoT platforms and Alexa skills. As well as coding help, I also encourage developers and architects to look at problems differently. Committing to effective, clean, value driven solutions is crucial and my experience both in code and business provides a unique slant on why code is written in the first place. I also regularly recruit, so understand the needs of folk trying to break into the industry. Despite over 22 commercial years in the IT industry, holding very senior roles, and running companies and organisations, I still prefer coding. I've spent a lot of time doing complex computing tasks and building circuits, and work across IoT, AI/Machine Learning, High performing computing and use Lean-EA and Lean Startup to help enterprises and startups alike work more effectively. Many of my calls end in YAGNI (You Ain't Gonna Need It), which saves on unnecessary costs elsewhere. Ethics? Plenty. Probably to my own detriment. Projects: Contributed to OSS including JabaJS and a local community tech calendar Alexa Skill OSS project called "WhatGeeks" (accepting PRs if you're interested).

Himanshu Gupta

7+ years of experience in building meaningful products and solutions via different frontend and backend technologies along with the number of integrations across different tools and frameworks. Built a complete Social Network from scratch, worked on a platform for Coding assessments handling 2 Million+ Userbase and currently working on a **B2B SAAS Marketing Automation platform** to help anyone use No-code and Low code to scale up and their marketing and sales. Technical Interviewer at Flexiple where have already interviewed 350+ Interviews for freelancers all over the world.

Oleksiy Perepelytsya

Consulting, architecture, infrastructure and team management * Stress tolerance * Ready to solve variety of complex tasks * Technical teams set up and leading * SRE/DevOps/PO/PM/BA/QA positions experiences * Teams/departments workflows development and integration * CI/CD setup and maintenance * Technical documentation coverage (wiki, guides, videos, diagrams) * Business wise solutions and advises, work close with PO/PM/QA * Care of high quality work standards and etiquette * Strong attention in details Over 12 years experience in architecture, development and managing development of SaaS applications. * Team Leading, Workflows setup * Kubernetes/AWS/Docker/Cloudinary/Terraform * Azure Cloud/Google Cloud/Auth0 * PHP/Node.js/SQL/NoSQL/Kubertness/Terraform * CI/CD, Code Reviews, GitFlow * Automated Deployment Tools * Unix Shell Scripting 4 years of technical leading and architecturing experience * ALM: GitLab, Trello, Jira * Elaborating on application architecture evolution * Code reviews and collaboration with QA * Documentation writing, DLM * Leading meetings * Continuous integration and deployment plan implementation

Richard Brooke

I've worked with 30 companies since I started my IT career in 1989 and have enjoyed solving business problems for them using code. Ruby is my favourite language but I have used a lot of different ones over the years which make for a useful comparison. Over my career I've often had to explain things to other developers as well as managers, so I think can use those communications skills to be an effective mentor.