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I am a highly motivated and collaborative team player in addition to my technical skills. I've worked in agile development environments before and have a track record of effectively communicating with cross-functional teams to complete projects on time and on budget. Mobile and Frontend Proficiency(Android/Flutter): Proven track record in building cross-platform mobile apps with a focus on UI/UX excellence. Full-Stack Skills(Python, Go, REST, RPC): Proficient in front-end and back-end development, ensuring end-to-end app solutions. Game Development : Expert in Unity/Unreal development and scripting Design Sensibility(Figma): Strong eye for design principles and user experience best practices. Problem-Solving: Skilled at tackling technical challenges and finding innovative solutions. Continuous Learning: Committed to staying updated with industry trends and tools
Professional computer engineer working mainly as a Python developer. My career spans Linux Systems administration to Python software engineering and automation to predictive machine learning. Masters Degree in Data Analytics, with 5 years experience in Machine Learning. Deep interest in artificial intelligence, semantic web technologies and graph databases.
I'm a Python developer with experience in (full stack) web app development. I also have expertise in GNU/Linux internals and utilities. - [My StackExchange profile](https://stackexchange.com/users/2936584/heemayl?tab=accounts) - [My blog](https://heemayl.net)
I succeed or your **money back.** Skillset includes: python, elixir, rust, golang, c++, lua et al. Diving into, understanding and debugging codebases alien to me is one of my core expertise. I run a software development shop called essentia.dev and actively participate in the open source communities in India. ====== How does it work? - We start a 1:1 session. - Both of us join the zoom call. - You start the session timer and pause it. - You share your screen and explain the problem statement. - I do some research if necessary. - We resume the timer and I try to help. - Full refund if I do not succeed.
Data Science Professional with experience in Python, SciPy Stack, Data Warehouses/Lakes, Automation, Scraping, MLOps, AWS Use calendly.com/leosartaj to check my calendar and reserve a time. If it's your first session please message before booking.
I am an expert C++, Python, Golang developer with over eight years of experience. I am highly talented and skilled in problem-solving and understanding complex and large codebase.
I believe the barrier to entry for many beginning developers is nailing down the fundamentals, and that's what I'm here to help with. The fundamentals aren't necessarily the hardest to grasp, but "unconscious competence" can often blind more senior developers to their existence. As a result, their explanation tends to be omitted from most tutorials, replaced instead with words like "just", "of course", and "trivially". I'm sure I've been guilty of these omissions myself, but when I have a mentee in front of me that's stuck, I'm dogged in my pursuit to identify where the gaps in their knowledge lie, and how to forever sew them shut. And because this road can be a long and difficult one, I also know that it helps to have a friend by your side through the journey; so more than just helping to navigate new concepts and technical issues, I want to serve as moral support for others who are now where I once was. Through the entire journey, but especially at the beginning, I think having this support can make or break, and I don't want to see anyone broken. As for me, I love learning languages, both programming and natural. When it comes to human languages, I can both read and converse in Japanese, but I'm currently focused on increasing my vocabulary in hopes of comprehending more complicated subject matter. In the world of programming, I love Ruby, tolerate JavaScript (*grin*), and am currently most interested in functional languages. Previously I had been using Elixir quite a bit, but at the moment ML-style languages like Haskell, Elm, and PureScript have been holding most of my attention. Things I'd particularly love to help you with include: * Haskell (getting started or exploring new concepts) * Elm and/or JavaScript (building in-browser applications) * Ruby (getting started or leveling up) * Rails (picking projects, implementing features, exploring libraries, etc.) * web development in general (front- or back-end) If any of this sounds like what you're looking for in a mentor, please don't hesitate to get in touch, even if you'd just like to chat. I'll be looking forward to hear from you!
I am currently working as software engineer at an eCommerce company in New York City. I primarily work with Ruby on Rails and I do have some experience with Javascript as well. I love helping people with their problems and guiding people on their path as a developer.
Howdy! I have worked as an engineer/mentor at several well-known tech companies and as a tutor for undergraduate computer science students. I am very experienced working with React, Python, Java for full-stack service development and take a very methodical step-by-step debugging approach. I am excited to help you on debugging or code reviews! My professional experience has been with front-end React development; back-end microservice development (Java, Go, and Python); and metrics integration with Prometheus, PagerDuty, and Grafana.
I write, nurture and love clean, testable architectures. Language doesn't matter (PHP/C/Rust/Golang/Typescript/Python/Java). I eat two technology stacks and a Linux meal a day. How is that possible? After 15 years of programming, you start to not be in love with your toys anymore like a kid, and treat them as tools instead. What starts to matter after reaching a certain level is expressing ideas with code, not the code itself. It's the ideas that you share with your collegues, as well with the machine, that solve real-world problems that matter. Tools are just that, and in our area of expertise, they change over time quite rapidly. What stays relatively constant are the terminology, the algorithms, and the train of thoughts for solving a specific problem, given a specific scenario. Having worked as a Scrum Master, what matters is also the process of creating software, managing risks and punching the project through any unknowns which might come along.
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