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I'm a skilled developer in a large number of different computer specialties. Can do everything from building and installing servers to programming in more languages than you probably knew exist.
I'm currently a full-time startup managing director with main focus in technology, where provide two solutions: 1) driving behavior evaluation based commercial fleet management 2) rolling stock based digitalized railway infrastructure inspection based on our dual edge-AI camera and enterprise cloud platform. I spend most of my time on managing developers or developing myself for the industrial design, AI engine, computer vision application, hardware (10 layer PCB with 3 subsystems), imaging system and camera, cloud application and a custom Linux kernel where I develop some of the basic kernel drivers as well business development and some communications. Last year I had 5 masters thesis students in - AI, embedded systems and cloud - where I was their industrial advisor and indeed that was great fun for me. Now that I lack that opportunity, I joined Codementor to have similar engagements. I hold a double masters in Embedded Systems with Innovation and Entrepreneurship from KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Technische Universität Berlin where I held an excellence scholarship. I'm bilingual in English and Turkish. Also can communicate in German, Spanish and French in a basic level. You can check my Codementor profile here: https://www.codementor.io/@tolgavarol
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.
2002-2020: I played guitar, bass, & sang with a variety of cover, metal, folk, and industrial bands; I was a live & studio audio engineer, and I wrote & recorded music & sound FX for video games, but primarily I was a teacher of music. 2006: I launched a music education software startup In 2017 I shifted focus to VR; I've installed 80+ VR theaters in 12 cities around the US, specializing in Pico, Vive, & HTC, large-scale video screens. I've also run VR events for theaters, rock venues, and McCormic Center.
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.
I have a PhD in Computer Science and I have extensive experience in scientific computing. I have deep expertise in C & Matlab, and I am also very proficient with PHP, MySQL, Linux, Apache, Excel, and so on. I have completed many projects involving computational modelling, statistical analysis, experimental data analysis, and innovative algorithm design & implementation.
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.
Software engineer with over 10 years of experience, interested in software architecture and passionate about solving problems and puzzles that software development brings us.
During my grad school period, I developed a fascination for programming and embedded systems. Since then, I've been teaching "Embebbed C" for advanced students at the university, and "Advance Programming" in C++. On the other hand, I've worked with algorithms and problem solving, so a strong background in Matlab and Python was required. After academia, I've worked developing embedded C/C++ applications with Qt interfaces. Later, I decided to pursue a Ph.D. in hardware design in FPGAs for fast data processing. Since then, I've developed different projects using C, C++, Python, Qt, Keras, Skit-learn, Pandas, VHDL, scripting, and more. I really enjoy being a mentor because I can continue teaching, giving a different perspective, and helping others with solutions for different cool projects.
www.zackmfleischman.com I'm Zack. I write a lot of code. I went to Carnegie Mellon to write code. Worked on the Xbox team at Microsoft writing code. I made automated flying robots in Silicon Valley by (you guessed it)...writing code (and with only 1 explosion!). I made the game FarmVille 2, decided PHP should die in a fire and switched to the healthcare industry building an 100% automated robotic lab for genetic screening, which was really cool and REALLY boring (healthcare is tedious), so I got out quick to do something way more fun and WAY harder. My sister, my best friend and I all decided to start a company. This blew all my previous experience out of the water. I took all my game-dev knowledge and applied it to the fashion industry, loading up purses, bags, jackets, hoodies, hats, and rings in 3D inside of a browser and letting the customer customize it all in real-time like a character creator in a video game. I acted as CTO, hiring a team of engineers, contractors and artists to build it with me. It is from this position which I gained the true experience that I will confer to my mentees here. For 3 years I spent hours each day reviewing and ripping apart my team's code, researching and reviewing their techniques, teaching them the art of engineering, and working to hone our craft such that we could build a piece of software that literally no one had been able to build until we came along...all under terribly strict deadlines from our customers. These days I work as a staff engineer at Aurora making self-driving 18-wheelers. Needless to say, I know how to teach people to write great code, and I freakin' love it.
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