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- 5+ projects in freelancing mobile+website games in Construct 3 for clients - 1 year of daily tutoring in Construct 3 and C++ - 3 years of school learning experience with Java - 2 months of tutoring in Unity game dev - published one commercial Construct 2 game on Wii U "Reversi 32" - tutored Intro to Computer Science material using Python with Minecraft every week since Dec 2019
Embedded Systems Engineer and Certified Tensorflow Developer with a strong technical/coding background, including C, C++, Java, Python and Assembly. Additionally skilled back-end development based on Spring/Django Framework, and Machine Learning with Tensorflow and Pytorch.
**8x Featured Mentor of the Week:** *"A top-performing mentor who has provided consistent help to clients."* *(2023: Jan 29, Feb 5, Apr 16, Apr 23, Jul 16, Jul 23, Oct 22, Oct 29)* I have been programming Assembly & C since 1997. I have designed & developed video games, embedded systems, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, printed circuit boards, electronics, custom debugger tools, custom servers, and bots. I have writen tutorials & guides on the subject of programming, game modding, and reverse engineering. I have a very unique and clean coding style that is great for beginners; it is easy to read and understand. I have designed, developed, and programmed over 150 circuits that were commercially successful.
I've been professionally coding since 1992. In that time I've run the gamut of C, C++, Java, C# and more. I love engineering and getting things unstuck. I also enjoy conversation and getting to know people, we are PROGRAMMING the robots, we are not the robots themselves :)
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.
It was through a combination of The Audio Recording Academy ([TARA.ca](http://tara.ca/)), Ottawa Community Loan Fund ([OCLF.org](http://oclf.org/)), Invest Ottawa ([InvestOttawa.ca](http://investottawa.ca/)), N-VisionIT ([betterwebsites.ca](http://betterwebsites.ca/)), Carleton University ([carleton.ca](http://carleton.ca/)) and many others that I have built the breadth of skills needed to provide high quality mentorship to my students. I'm very happy to have the resources necessary to excel at my job teaching and helping people get their projects finished. Among other great experiences; I was lucky to spend 5 years working with 2 former winners of Top 40 Under 40 awards as ranked by the Ottawa Business Journal as a project manager and lead developer within a contract web and mobile applications development firm. While as a CodeMentor on this platform it's important that I've spent years working remotely with many teams of skilled developers, designers and system administrators to build a wide variety of tools for solving specific business challenges there's more to the story. I've also worked with musicians, event planners, studio managers and other artistic types in a wholey creative setting. While I do help with building marketing, sales and promotional websites my preference is for complex systems with multiple stakeholders exchanging highly detailed data. When these systems are designed and integrated really well – the labor savings or increased insights for the involved organizations can be huge. Above it all; I'm a maker looking for a challenge. I have built Arduino microcontrollers speaking Bluetooth to native Android applications, set up commercial websites using all sorts of different CMS systems, set up hybrid web apps compiling to either iOS or Android and all sorts of complicated combinations of the above. Lately; my work day typically consists of working directly with clients who are trying to solve a specific business concern or a hobbyist/entrepreneur working on a passion project. Often they just don't have the on-hand skillset to get it done and need a flexible helper who can step into many different rolls as needed for a project. You'll find that if we can agree on a project scope, price and deliverables that I'm very passionate about achieving the deadlines we agree on. I've worked separately as both lead developer on complex projects and project manager on similarly complex projects. This allows me to confidently estimate for how long work is likely to take. I try to provide buffer time for delays or mistakes; but if time does run low or there are competing objectives I make sure they're communicated early and risk points are identified. During the academic season I like having the opportunity to work with new developers where I can help them to either understand then solve a problem or get an unnecessary roadblock out of the way so they can get back to solving the problem rather than fighting one of the many frustrations of learning how to think like a programmer. I look forward to hearing more about your project and discussing how I can help make it into a reality.
I tinkered with electronics as a kid, studied electronic engineering and embedded systems at university to master's level, then worked in embedded software and the Linux kernel for 6 years. I'm a huge fan of Rust, despite having been writing software for a long time, no other language has inspired me so much to write software for the sheer fun of it, or taught me so much in the process. I'm an embedded systems specialist, and thrive off developing software for small embedded processors in C and C++, and designing electronic hardware. As a mentor, I enjoy helping people find solutions to their problems, be it in Python, Arduino, Bash, C or Rust. Whether it's an implementation issue, debugging, or simply learning, during the early stages of picking up a language to more advanced topics, being able to help people achieve what they want to do gives me a real sense of satisfaction. Born in the UK and having lived there for most of my life, I am a native English speaker.
I am a MSc Computer Science graduate, freelance Software Engineer with experience working on a variety of projects, including at a digital agency. I have commercial experience with software and web development since 2016 and including my hobby and university, almost 15 years of total programming experience. I would like to share my experience by helping you with any practical or academic problem.
Sahil Bansal is a Software Engineer II and an Instructor at Scaler, an online learning platform that helps students and professionals upskill and get hired by top companies. He graduated from IIT Jammu with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science in 2020. At Scaler, Sahil works on various projects and initiatives, such as the Scaler School of Technology, Sales Inspire Dashboard, LeadSquared API Integrations, Careers Hub, the Placement Tech, and the Free Academy Experience, where he implements features, builds tools, and integrates APIs using Ruby on Rails, React, and MySQL. He also taught beginner and intermediate Python programming, data structures and algorithms, object-oriented programming, database management systems, and Django development to learners at Scaler. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience, and empowering others to achieve their goals. Sahil is skilled in Ruby, Ruby on Rails, and React, and has multiple certifications in programming and coding contests.
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