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Professional computer engineer working mainly as a Python developer. My career spans Linux Systems administration to Python software engineering and automation to predictive machine learning. Masters Degree in Data Analytics, with 5 years experience in Machine Learning. Deep interest in artificial intelligence, semantic web technologies and graph databases.
Full Stack Software Engineer with 8 years of experience in developing large and small projects. Skills: JavaScript, NodeJs/Express, AngularJS, MySQL, Bootstrap, jQuery, Gulp, Grunt, PHP, Ruby, Docker, MongoDB, Socket.io
https://nftcoffee.dev/ I fell in love with coding at age 13 and haven't looked back since. I've learned lots of languages along the way, but I'd have to say my favorites are Solidity and JavaScript. I'm a huge proponent of science/tech education, free speech and digital privacy rights.
I am a long-time [open-source contributor and Linux enthusiast](https://www.archlinux.org/people/developer-fellows/#schiv). In the past I spent most of my time staring at black screens with green text scrolling endlessly for hours and days. I am now a practitioner of [Knowledge Science](https://www.infoworld.com/article/3448577/who-should-be-responsible-for-your-data-the-knowledge-scientist.html), an emerging subdiscipline of Computer Science allied with the goals of [explainable](https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/12/30/explainable-ai-the-rising-role-of-knowledge-scientists/#395937a2603f), ["semantic"](https://www.poolparty.biz/semantic-ai/) artificial intelligence (AI). With a background in the [Semantic Web](https://www.dataversity.net/semantic-web-and-semantic-technology-trends-in-2020/#) and traditional [symbolic AI](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge_representation_and_reasoning), I am a graph database specialist fully invested in data modelling and programming with semantic technologies. While as a Computer Scientist I am inclined on research and development (R&D), nothing gives me more satisfaction than building or leading a software technology project from inception to production, especially so at the bleeding-edge. I regret that I may be time-constrained, but you are welcome to check in with me for quick consultations.
I've been working with UNIX-like systems (Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X and many more) for about 20 years, both as a hobby, as my field of study and as a profession. I run my own company in Sweden in UNIX consultation, education and hosting. I've also written five books about programming and Linux. The first book is about Python. The second book is about C programming in Linux, macOS, BSD and Solaris. The third book is about Linux system administration. The forth one is about Linux system programming (the only one in English). The fifth one is about Docker. I prefer to do freelance jobs. I can also do sessions though, but keep in mind that I prefer to use text chat only, no voice.
I enjoy automation and making life easier for myself and the engineers around me. I have years of experience in AWS, GCP, CI/CD tools, Ansible, Chef, Nginx, Kubernetes, Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager, Docker, Elastic stack, and other DevOps/Site Reliability tools. My experience over the past 8 years ranges from supporting small start-ups to companies with thousands of employees as a Systems Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer, or Platform Engineer. Right now I am looking to work on freelance projects that solve interesting problems, so I can continue to upskill and also save extra cash as I start my family soon.
After 9 years of hands-on software development in an embedded systems environment, working in amazing teams, I had a strong desire to "give back" and help young developers. Then, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to perform this role for 2 years as a Microsoft AppFactory mentor in South Africa, and now I am continuing this online.
I am a full-stack consultant and engineer with experience ranging from building the world's second largest dating platform, to increasing the online presence of independent artists, small businesses, and ground-zero start-ups.
Accomplished technical leader and experienced software architect and engineer with a wide breadth of experience and deep technical skill. Projects I have led have included a complete company spin-off; a global SEM platform used to manage $200+ million a year in spending; and critical, sensitive, or public systems for Google, Expedia, eBay, major hospitals, etc. Wealth of expertise in solving business problems efficiently, rapidly building high-reliability products and systems, solving complex problems in data architecture, software architecture, systems integration, regulatory compliance and internal controls, security, higher-level mathematics and computer science, building software teams, project management, customer/client relations and support, IT management, data analytics, reporting and business intelligence, UI and product design, etc. Able to handle all aspects of a project individually, or strongly contribute and lead a team or organization. Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Mathematics, Hobart College. Including coursework equivalent to additional majors in Computer Science and Political Science.
I've grown up with the web as my main creative outlet since I was 10 years old. I've learned from the ground up, so I can confidently call myself a more senior developer for everything related to the web (HTML, CSS, JavaScript etc.) From the back-end side of things, I'm well-versed in Node.js, Ruby, Python, SQL and a bunch of Unix-side dev-ops stuff. I know that "full-stack" developers can be seen as some sort of mythical creatures that don't really exist, but I'd say I get pretty close to being one. My latest love interests in development are in the realm of serverless computing, and in the last few years I've gathered vast amounts of knowledge on how to best set up low-maintenance architectures using modern service providers (AWS, Netlify, Vercel, FaunaDB etc.) I've been part of small to medium sized development teams as a team member and a team leader in well over 25 different projects from duration of 1 to 24 months.
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