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I'm a freelance software developer. I work with cutting-edge software tools and frameworks to build apps that are fast, maintainable and scale like crazy.
Lately, I've been building the web3 platform, Charisma.
I’m a dedicated software engineer with 5+ years of experience, specializing in Ruby and Rails development. My primary focus has been building and optimizing payments and financial systems, ensuring robust, scalable, and secure solutions for complex transactional workflows.
Beyond Rails, I’ve worked with JavaScript, Golang, Elixir, Python, and other technologies, giving me a broad technical foundation to approach diverse challenges. I’m also skilled in implementing CI/CD pipelines, leveraging Docker, and automating workflows with GitHub Actions to streamline development and deployment processes.
In addition to my industry experience, I’ve served as a university IOT teacher, combining my technical expertise with a passion for teaching. Whether it’s debugging code, designing architecture for financial systems, or mastering best practices, I enjoy mentoring developers and empowering them to succeed.
Let’s collaborate to solve your coding challenges and elevate your projects to the next level!
With over 10 years of experience in software systems engineering, I specialize in backend systems, compilers, and data engineering. I have a strong background in Machine Learning, Backend Development, Compiler Engineering and API integrations, helping businesses and individuals build, optimize, and scale their technology solutions.
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I've been in programming since Python was the "new" language in a Perl world. I've developed image editing software and network apps, working for companies large and small, from tiny startups to European Union research projects.
I love Python, and I also love learning new languages and the ideas they bring. I do lots of work in Ruby, Rails, Haskell, and Docker.
I live in Boulder with my partner and two dogs, longboarding and snowboarding when I'm not programming.
I cannot give legal advice via codementor, but I can answer general questions about licensing, copyright, trademarks, and other intellectual property.
I'm a self taught full stack developer, I work mainly with Typescript and Javascript.
Take a look at my profile on Stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/users/9388511/abdellah-hariti
I think I can put myself in a mentee's shoes and help make things click for them and help them move to the next step in their learning journey.
As a freelancer, my journey has been project based from the beginning, so translating business needs to actual products is what I do :-)
Senior DevOps, DevSecOps, and Enterprise Architect with over 10 years in Architecting and Impementing Highly Performant, Highly Scalable and Highly Secure Systems that conform to Industry Best Practices.
I have had the privilege of serving in the Health, Finance, Insurance, Manufacturing, Educational and Power sectors. I have also had hands on experience in designing and implementing Zero Trust Infrastructure, ISO 27001 and SOC II Compliant Architcture and Processes.
I take pride in mentoring the younger generation and I have many success stories. I am very compatible with working within GMT -8 to GMT +3 timezones with 6 to 8 hour overlaps.
Skills and Technology: C#, Python, Node.js, .Net Core, [ASP.Net](http://asp.net/) MVC, Worker Services, Django, Express.js,
Microservices, Docker, APIs, Git, Jenkins, Octopus, CircleCI, Kubernetes, MongoDb, SQL Server, Elasticsearch, Redis, Service Bus, RabbitMQ, MySQL, PostgresDB, AWS, GCP, Azure, Agile, NoSQL, TDD, DevOps, DevSecOps, CICD, Biometrics, Team Management, System Admin, Mentor, ClickUp, JIRA, Terraform
I enjoy helping projects of all kinds to move forward, solving a wide variety of problems, and producing well-tested code that is clean and thoughtful and that keeps paths open for future extension. Though most of my recent years have been spent building within the Elixir and Phoenix/LiveView ecosystem, I also have many years of experience with Ruby on Rails.
I use a Lean perspective when planning a project and writing code, keeping a reasonable balance between short-term and long-term and between perfection and achievable greatness, as I explore the solution space iteratively. I have made a special study of software development productivity analysis and improvement, so I have insights and techniques to contribute from that domain.
Over many years I have built internal and external B2B and B2C Full-Stack Web apps and Backend APIs for small companies, startups, and large organizations in the Advertising, Marketing, Education, Meal Kit, Health and Fitness, Accounting, Finance, Government, and International HR spaces.
Along with that experience, my thinking was also shaped by the degrees I earned in Chemical Engineering and Computer Science, which formed an outlook that combines an engineer’s calculated pragmatism with the rigor of theoretical explorations and known methods, including significant exposure to Statistics, Data Mining, and Numerical Methods.
While meticulous with my time and productivity, I value calm thinking, deep work, and a methodical process that also takes intuitive leaps and assesses a range of options, to drive delivery of projects and features.
That ethos is reflected in my ongoing Phoenix LiveView (PETAL) side project, Peak Pace, which captures my research into techniques that go beyond typical Kanban and resource capacity management, to model and effectively optimize the productivity and predictability of business and team processes using BPMN, simulations, and queuing theory. Those same analytical tools are also valuable when diagnosing software application performance.
I’m a U.S. citizen living for now in Portugal, and I have good conversational ability in German.
Working as a Software Developer for the last 10 years. Learning daily as a hobby and work. I used to work in Web development but I have my own published games to App Store and Google Play as a hobby.
Check out my github: https://github.com/oivoodoo , my blog: https://dev.to/oivoodoo and my games: https://balconygames.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandr-korsak/
Hey! I'm an Engineering Team Lead and I've been a **Backend Engineer** for **10 years**. I have a masters in **Distributed Systems**. I've helped build products and teams from the ground up, in fields such as blockchain, fintech and medtech.
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