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- 5+ projects in freelancing mobile+website games in Construct 3 for clients - 1 year of daily tutoring in Construct 3 and C++ - 3 years of school learning experience with Java - 5 months of tutoring in Unity game dev - published one commercial Construct 2 game on Wii U "Reversi 32" - tutored Intro to Computer Science material using Python with Minecraft every week since Dec 2019
I am leading multiple technical teams at my current role and I have been mentoring developers since more than 6 years professionally. I have a passion in technology and product development. I would like to explore how I can contribute to Codementor and help mentor diverse audience.
I am an Electronics Engineer as written in Bachelors Degree. I worked as Embedded System Engineer, freelancer, entrepreneur and lecturer. Furthermore, I have been teaching programming, robotics and design to children for 5 years. I was working as a co-founder for a wellness device company, avokadio. I have been developing myself at data processing and product areas. For the last 2 years, I moved to Sweden from Turkey to establish a new life. Here, I am working as an embedded system engineer. I can handle designing process whether it is a circuit, a device, a software or a project plan.
**8x Featured Mentor of the Week:** *"A top-performing mentor who has provided consistent help to clients."* *(2023: Jan 29, Feb 5, Apr 16, Apr 23, Jul 16, Jul 23, Oct 22, Oct 29)* I have been programming Assembly & C since 1997. I have designed & developed video games, embedded systems, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, printed circuit boards, electronics, custom debugger tools, custom servers, and bots. I have writen tutorials & guides on the subject of programming, game modding, and reverse engineering. I have a very unique and clean coding style that is great for beginners; it is easy to read and understand. I have designed, developed, and programmed over 150 circuits that were commercially successful.
Website: https://linktr.ee/YoKulGuy --- I'm a realist, aspiring general system thinker, and software craftsman. Despite specialists giving much contribution and productivity to society, general system thinkers and their general system thinking can help us solve the second-order effect of human creation. As a society, we build civilization; we build skyscrapers, aeroplanes, gadgets, and all the advancements in technology, but we overlooked the second-order effect of our creation. Global warming and gadget addictions are an example to name a few. The more people adopt general system thinking, the more we can achieve a better society and brings our world to the next thousand years. I do research and craft code as my way of expressing my idea and belief. I crafted a scientific computation tool and instrument to help researchers do better research when I was in college. I led a team in a startup called Mekari to empower businesses in Indonesia. I previously worked at Midtrans, enabling software developers to be more productive and better empower commerce through technology. I write production code in Elm, JavaScript, Bash, Ruby, and Java. In 2020 I did functional programming on Elm and built a community around it. Feel free to reach out to me if you are an Elm user!
I tinkered with electronics as a kid, studied electronic engineering and embedded systems at university to master's level, then worked in embedded software and the Linux kernel for 6 years. I'm a huge fan of Rust, despite having been writing software for a long time, no other language has inspired me so much to write software for the sheer fun of it, or taught me so much in the process. I'm an embedded systems specialist, and thrive off developing software for small embedded processors in C and C++, and designing electronic hardware. As a mentor, I enjoy helping people find solutions to their problems, be it in Python, Arduino, Bash, C or Rust. Whether it's an implementation issue, debugging, or simply learning, during the early stages of picking up a language to more advanced topics, being able to help people achieve what they want to do gives me a real sense of satisfaction. Born in the UK and having lived there for most of my life, I am a native English speaker.
Senior Software Engineer with 8+ years of experience in developing, maintaining and performing optimization techniques for all sorts of amazing projects using controllers like Arduino, ESP32, Nvidia Jetson, Ti Hercules and many more. I work full-time as an Engineer in the Automotive sector using languages such as C, C++, Python and C#. Next to these I bring a broad skillset in frameworks such as Nvidia Cuda, ROS and FreeRTOS. I love to share my knowledge with other developers so that they can grow and accomplish their goals.
Passionate about computer science and electronics since I am 12. Constantly picking up new skills, ideas always pop up in my mind to improve and develop upon what already exists. Currently focused on backend software (embedded C; C++/QT; python), but front end can also be fun (angular). For more informations: https://roblot.io/
2nd place FlutterFlow Hackathon 2022 https://hackathon.flutterflow.app/ Here you can find all my apps : https://www.ioannisroungeris.com/. I focus on building native mobile apps and MVPs using no code tools. My greatest success is that my game One Tap Calculator has been selected as the "Best Game of the Year 2021" in the no-code platform Thunkable https://blog.thunkable.com/2021-thunkable-apps-of-the-year. Thunkable featured me in their most recent Success story, describing how I created education apps! http://ow.ly/6C6350JYAQs I aspire to become a mentor because I am a tech founder who struggled a lot in my beginnings, so now I know that I would have succeeded more if I had a mentor on this journey to support and guide me. My dream is to help other people with no technical background to bring their ideas to life.
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