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I am a **Multi-talented** professional adept in **Full Stack Web Development**, **Web Security Research**, and **Robotics Engineering**. As a dedicated Web Security Researcher and ethical hacker, I uncover vulnerabilities and mitigate security risks, bridging the gap between development and cybersecurity. Additionally, as a Robotics Engineer, I design and build sophisticated robotic systems, applying my deep understanding of mechanics, electronics, and programming. Passionate about crafting clean, scalable code and innovative robotics solutions, I contribute to projects that prioritize both robust development, cybersecurity practices, and cutting-edge robotic technology.
Seasoned Software Developer, with 18+ years of experience in operating systems, firmware, high performance, optimisation, application porting and security. Participation in several open-source projects and organisations. Loves simplicity and things close to the metal.
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/
I'm a full stack software engineer, technical writer and computer science educator. I enjoy testing, debugging, refactoring, application design, maintaining projects and teaching. My primary technologies are JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Express (PERN stack), Playwright, Puppeteer, Python, Flask and C. See my [Stack Overflow tags](https://stackoverflow.com/users/6243352/ggorlen?tab=tags) for more technologies ordered roughly by my interest and experience. In addition to Stack Overflow, I'm active on [Code Review Stack Exchange](https://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/171065/ggorlen). Feel free to peek at a few of these reviews to get a sense of the insights I can offer your code. I'm looking forward to hearing about your project! _<sub>Profile picture by the wonderful [Emily Huston](https://emilyhuston.github.io) ❤️</sub>_
I drive on binary highways.
*** I am happy to answer questions in the chat for free/tips. I can usually help out in a session durring daytime hours PST or take on Freelance work anytime. *** I have been programming for over 23 years and for over 18 years professionally. Most of my experience is in the video game industry. Ive shipped titles on most of the major consoles since the PS2 era. I consider myself to be an expert with C/C++ as well as C# and .NET. I am very familiar with most types of technologies used in software solutions ranging from simple web clients all the way to complex multi process server systems.
I have a long-standing passion for coding, and have received great feedback as tutor & mentor over 10+ years as a Software Engineer. I have an expert mastery of Javascript, Typescript, C#, GIT, CSS, HTML, and have implemented solutions at all levels of the tech stack. I feel strongly that software is built for people, and not the other way around: I strive to provide solutions that meet people where they are. As a programming language enthusiast, I have explored many languages & paradigms, both in terms of practical use and underlying mechanisms. This has given me a uniquely strong ability to: implement solutions that closely match human mental models; understand solutions apart from their coded form; spot incidental complexity in code; deconstruct and re-implement complex code-bases (e.g. when migrating legacy software). As a tutor and mentor, these experiences enable me explain things in human terms, and empathize with the gap between technology and the human mind. My favorite experience as both a software engineer and mentor, is that spark of discovery or understanding while walking someone (or vice versa) through a problem or explanation. Other interests: Piano, Stargazing, Hiking, Camping, Yoga, Mindfulness, Reading, Origami, Retro gaming, Sci-fi, Horror, Dad jokes, Playing with my kids & my dogs.
I've been teaching programming since 2018 to people of different ages. I'm specialized mostly in teaching how to start programming from scratch: basics of programming languages + basics of computer science. But I always have in mind a long-term perspective for my students and try to develop useful skills just from the start of our work.
Started programming at age 12 in 1988 on a Commodore VIC-20. Extremely adept at debugging of all kinds, performance optimization, databases, embedded systems, operating systems, networking, testing and automation across a wide variety of languages, APIs and frameworks, high level as React/Typescript and as low level as knowing several CPUs assembly languages and designing microcontroller PCBs. It is way too much to just enumerate. Formerly worked at Microsoft in Windows Protocols and Engines team.
I am no longer taking new students for mentoring sessions. However, you are welcome to ask me questions of any depth in chat and I'll answer as I can. I am an assembly language expert, having mentored recently in MIPS, LC-3&4, MARIE, PEP/8&9, others. I will explain the concepts and fundamentals that you need to know. For example: how the processor works; how assembly language works; analogies for higher level languages concepts in assembly language; methodology for problem solving. While I do explanations, I don't do homework, assignments, projects, tests, quizzes, exams (practice or otherwise) or freelance. The help I offer is about concepts: knowledge of how processors work, how assembly language works, how we accomplish the same thing in assembly as in other languages, and how programmers look at problems. So, ask me something about what you want to learn: what you don't know or what you are confused about that will help you in making progress on your assignment/project or upcoming test.
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