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### About Me 👋
**Full-Stack Engineer | React + TypeScript, Node + AWS | Dashboards, Real-time, Electron + Tauri**
**Specialization 1: Full stack**
For web work my usual stack is React and TypeScript on the front end with FastAPI or Node behind it. I spend most of my time on data heavy interfaces: ECharts and D3 dashboards, force directed graphs, choropleth maps, candlestick and footprint charts, and live updates over WebSockets or server sent events. Seven plus years in, I enjoy owning a feature from the first sketch to the signed release, and I am happy to start small so you can see how I work.
**Specialization 2: Cloud and DevOps**
Most of my cloud work is on AWS. I have built serverless backends with Lambda, DynamoDB, AppSync, API Gateway, S3, SQS, and Fargate, managed infrastructure as code with Terraform and Amplify Gen 2, and wired in Cognito for auth and Bedrock for AI features. On the release side I set up GitHub Actions pipelines that produce signed installers for all three operating systems and publish to GitHub Releases. I have also worked with Google Cloud for storage and speech to text.
**Specialization 3: Desktop apps | Electron + Tauri**
I build cross platform desktop apps with both Electron and Tauri, and I pick between them based on what the app needs: Electron when the project leans on the Node ecosystem and heavy native modules, Tauri when a small, fast, Rust backed binary matters more. Recent work includes an offline activity tracker capturing active windows, screenshots, audio, and input across Windows, macOS, and Linux, a macOS screen recorder built on ScreenCaptureKit with automatic zoom and cursor focus, and an offline note taking app using Lexical with SQLite. I also handle the parts most people avoid: macOS code signing and notarization, Windows signing through AWS KMS, auto updates served from S3, and native device work over Bluetooth and serial ports.
My experience has ranged from an individual software contributor, through as technical team lead. Cumulatively, I have about 7 years post qualification experience as a software engineer. I have worked with multiple technologies on projects where my role includes building software features, scaling existing legacy applications mentoring junior developers and ensuring product success.
As a software engineer I think first in algorithms, data structure, design, analysis and architectural patterns when solving problems. I tend to think in a non language agnostic manner, however I favour some technological stack over others as defined:
I have experience in Javascript, Python, Rust, Kotlin and C++. I have an excellent understanding of these language features and I have built solutions with regards. I also have decent skills in user interface development. And building backend services and RESTFUL Apis.
I am currently running MSC in computer science with Georgia Tech.
I have worked at large corporations, startups, and consulting companies. Challenges excite me, and I love helping people learn to solve their own problems with technology. My last 11 years have been focused on GIS development, but I still write software just the same. Happy to help, what're we waiting for?
Over a decade of experience in working for various data sets (esp. spatial). Very strong skills in **ArcGIS**, **Python**, QGIS, Leaflet, D3, R, etc. I can make publication-quality maps, or online interactive maps and story maps. Whatever your needs, I known we can find a great solution.
Hi there,
Thank you for considering my application for the AI Engineer position.
With the experience in the attached CV, I feel that I might be a good fit for the role advertised.
In general, most of my work involved integrating third party library into current application since 2013.
I don't mind hard work and I am willing to go through research on getting things done.
If this sound like a good fit for you, would you mind letting me know the time available for a quick conversation?
Kind regards
Binh
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.
Senior software engineer focusing on .NET enterprise architecutre, applications, user interfafces, GIS solutions, and all around solutions to coding problems.
If I am showing as offline, message me and I will respond ASAP!
Hi! I am a GIS Analsyt and a 3D modeler. Even during my university years, gaining practical experience was the most important thing for me, so I was able to get acquainted with several GIS-based technologies in a short time. **Photogrammetry, 3D modeling, and analysis** have become my specialties. Whether I capture objects from the ground or from the air (with a drone), I implement them into the virtual world with precision then examine them. Recently I am working with Blender to create photorealistic renders.
Greetings! I'm Aysar (nick: Joseph) and I'm a software engineer, inventor, and problem-solver at heart. I was CTO of Washly which was acquired in 2014.
Recent highlights:
2021: Patent submission in speech synthesis as part of MSFT workgroup.
2020: Scaled MSFT partner marketplace venture from 100k to 1M MAUs.
2019: Built web app to help Turo hosts, used by 1000s of mobility operators.
**I can help with:**
- part-time startup CTO advising/mentorship
- scaling web applications to millions of MAUs, web performance
- cloud compute, AWS & Azure certified
- big data, analytics platforms, data warehousing
- devops, CI/CD
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