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I have over 5 years of professional tutoring experience (and 1000+ positive reviews on Chegg tutors before they closed). I have worked with students of all levels of experience, from high school to grad school. I'm an expert on C, C++, Python, Java, functional programming languages such as OCaml, Haskell, F#, Prolog, Scheme/Lisp/Racket, etc. I can help with CS topics such as algorithms and data structures, Computer Graphics, Cryptography, Compilers, Programming Paradigms, CS theory (Finite Automata, Regular Expressions, Context Free Grammars, Turing Machines, NP completeness, etc.). I'm also happy to help with other math, such as Calculus, Discrete math, Statistics, Number Theory. If you want help with something other than what I've listed above I can usually debug anything, but I might be learning the material along with you.
Personally I am passionate about programming languages in general, enjoying clear understanding about the way they work. I can help you to learn programming languages, including unconventional ones, like Lisp, Erlang, Prolog, Haskell or Scheme. I also can help you with academic topics such as Lambda Calculus, Finite Automata (Finite State Machine), Push-Down Automata, Finite State Transducers and others. I enjoy explaining complicated things in a simple way. My past production experience mostly comprises from three things: - backend development with Ruby on Rails on various small and average-size projects - work on Flussonic video streaming server at Erlyvideo company using Erlang - frontend development using React, JavaScript and also a wide range of other languages and technologies.
I'm a software engineer with few years of professional experience at top tech companies like Google and Facebook, interested in algorithmic solutions to our daily problems and in creating large scalable systems.
I am a talented Software Engineer with additional experience as a Test Analyst and DevOps Engineer. I currently work on deploying to k8s clusters using Helm, managing Azure infrastructure using Terraform and develop automation using Python, TypeScript and bash shell scripts in GitLab pipelines. My capabilities also cover code review of Go services and test automation using Java frameworks
These days I work full time as a developer, so unfortunately I have very little time for mentoring. Apologies to my former mentees. I program in a smattering of different languages. I speak English and a bit of Spanish, aside from my native Swedish. I'm inquisitive, fastidious, and enjoy sharing what I've learnt and finding ways of explaining it.
I love learn and share my knowledge. I have had to develop software since 15 years ago for work and fun. I contribute in open source & non-profit organizations. Always expanding my skills.
I believe the barrier to entry for many beginning developers is nailing down the fundamentals, and that's what I'm here to help with. The fundamentals aren't necessarily the hardest to grasp, but "unconscious competence" can often blind more senior developers to their existence. As a result, their explanation tends to be omitted from most tutorials, replaced instead with words like "just", "of course", and "trivially". I'm sure I've been guilty of these omissions myself, but when I have a mentee in front of me that's stuck, I'm dogged in my pursuit to identify where the gaps in their knowledge lie, and how to forever sew them shut. And because this road can be a long and difficult one, I also know that it helps to have a friend by your side through the journey; so more than just helping to navigate new concepts and technical issues, I want to serve as moral support for others who are now where I once was. Through the entire journey, but especially at the beginning, I think having this support can make or break, and I don't want to see anyone broken. As for me, I love learning languages, both programming and natural. When it comes to human languages, I can both read and converse in Japanese, but I'm currently focused on increasing my vocabulary in hopes of comprehending more complicated subject matter. In the world of programming, I love Ruby, tolerate JavaScript (*grin*), and am currently most interested in functional languages. Previously I had been using Elixir quite a bit, but at the moment ML-style languages like Haskell, Elm, and PureScript have been holding most of my attention. Things I'd particularly love to help you with include: * Haskell (getting started or exploring new concepts) * Elm and/or JavaScript (building in-browser applications) * Ruby (getting started or leveling up) * Rails (picking projects, implementing features, exploring libraries, etc.) * web development in general (front- or back-end) If any of this sounds like what you're looking for in a mentor, please don't hesitate to get in touch, even if you'd just like to chat. I'll be looking forward to hear from you!
I am software engineer experienced in multiple languages and technologies, having solid theoretical background in computer science.
Developer by day, programmer by night. I obtained a master of science in civil engineering (computer science) and participated - together with several teams - in programming contests and hackathlons. I answer questions on StackOverflow on a daily basis and wrote courses on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Electronics. I am mainly interested in Haskell, Python, and Prolog. I worked as a researcher in the field of hyperheuristics (artificial intelligence), a teaching assistant in computer science and as a data scientist and technical lead developer in an AI startup. During my spare time I developed small (and larger) projects to help with daily routine. For me, a computer should aim to automate everything that is boring, such that one can pay more attention to what is interesting in life. After each session, I aim to write a document (usually within one week) that describes what we discussed. The public GPG key can be found here: https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0x6A148004A6024E2B Usually available between 17:30 - 21:30 UTC (Monday to Friday) and 9:30 - 21:30 UTC (weekend). See for time conversions https://goo.gl/eWdDCG (week days) and https://goo.gl/kdvMsa (weekends).
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