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Engineer with a strong sense of appealing user interfaces, efficient software design, and outstanding online platforms. I use my stack to create scalable and high-performing web solutions. I am a full-stack software engineer who is passionate about creating amazing products and collaborating with other exceptional engineers to find quick fixes for issues.
I want to help to make this world better, helping the next generation to achieve excellence.
Experienced tech lead with a proven ability to deliver high-quality software solutions. Proficient in modern programming languages and frameworks, currently focused on developing AI-driven applications to solve real-world problems.
Software Developer with over 6 years of experience specializing in back-end engineering. Proven ability to design and build resilient, scalable micro-services using Java, Spring Framework, and cloud-native technologies. Consistently delivers high-performance software that enhances user experience and drives operational efficiency. Open to new challenges in Software Engineering roles.
Full-stack software craftsman and technical leader with over 15 years of experience. Equally adept at system design, programming, technical leadership, mentorship, and business collaboration. Have a wide breadth of technical experience, but specialize in backend API development, relational databases, and web applications. Passionate about simplicity and efficiency. I have worked at over a dozen companies large and small, in a handful of different domains. Also participated in hundreds of interviews, about half-and-half as the interviewer and the interviewee. I have given dozens of talks and training sessions on a variety of topics, mostly focusing on distributed systems, caching, and testing. My top skills are Java, SQL, testing, and refactoring. I have experience with formal academic and professional mentorship, and would love to help you skill up, solve a problem, or just nerd out with you today!
Antonio is a programmer with over two decades of experience in the FinTech and Telecom industries. He aspires to be a master of C#, SQL, React, NextJS Typescript. He values curiosity, resourcefulness, and honesty. His hobbies include hiking, photography, meat, driving, and exploring medieval structures
I am a full-stack engineer and engineering leader with over 25 years of experience across big tech, startups, and research organizations. I have worked at Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, Tableau, T-Mobile, and Bill Gates’ think tank, the Institute for Disease Modeling at IV Labs, which later merged into the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Most recently, I led engineering for Gemini Code Assist at Google, helping take an AI coding assistant from early development to adoption by millions of developers using VS Code and IntelliJ. My work focused on backend systems, developer tooling, platform architecture, and AI-assisted development, with an emphasis on performance, scalability, and real-world developer workflows. I have also founded startups, served as a CTO, raised venture funding, and taken products from prototype to production and through acquisition. I enjoy working across the stack, wearing multiple hats, and solving ambiguous problems. I mentor engineers at all stages, from complete beginners to senior candidates preparing for technical interviews. My approach is practical and structured, focusing on strong fundamentals, clear thinking, and building confidence. My primary technical focus today is JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, platform engineering, and AI-driven developer tools, with experience across many other languages as needed.
Hey there! I'm Owais Jamil and I’m a software engineer with roots in New England and Austin, TX. Right now I’m enrolled as a master’s candidate at the University of Texas, most recently worked as a senior backend engineer at Edlink. I have experience working on mobile and web apps, and have tutored and taught others in the past.
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).
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.
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