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Full-stack software craftsman and technical leader with over 15 years of experience. Equally adept at system design, programming, technical leadership, mentorship, and business collaboration. Have a wide breadth of technical experience, but specialize in backend API development, relational databases, and web applications. Passionate about simplicity and efficiency. I have worked at over a dozen companies large and small, in a handful of different domains. Also participated in hundreds of interviews, about half-and-half as the interviewer and the interviewee. I have given dozens of talks and training sessions on a variety of topics, mostly focusing on distributed systems, caching, and testing. My top skills are Java, SQL, testing, and refactoring. I have experience with formal academic and professional mentorship, and would love to help you skill up, solve a problem, or just nerd out with you today!
Consulting, architecture, infrastructure and team management * Stress tolerance * Ready to solve variety of complex tasks * Technical teams set up and leading * SRE/DevOps/PO/PM/BA/QA positions experiences * Teams/departments workflows development and integration * CI/CD setup and maintenance * Technical documentation coverage (wiki, guides, videos, diagrams) * Business wise solutions and advises, work close with PO/PM/QA * Care of high quality work standards and etiquette * Strong attention in details Over 12 years experience in architecture, development and managing development of SaaS applications. * Team Leading, Workflows setup * Kubernetes/AWS/Docker/Cloudinary/Terraform * Azure Cloud/Google Cloud/Auth0 * PHP/Node.js/SQL/NoSQL/Kubertness/Terraform * CI/CD, Code Reviews, GitFlow * Automated Deployment Tools * Unix Shell Scripting 4 years of technical leading and architecturing experience * ALM: GitLab, Trello, Jira * Elaborating on application architecture evolution * Code reviews and collaboration with QA * Documentation writing, DLM * Leading meetings * Continuous integration and deployment plan implementation
I'm a NET Core developer to the bones. My co-workers always describe me as a having integrity, reliable person and I am able to create a trustful environment where candid feedback can flow freely. I took the biggest step from the last job, where I was hired to review and audit the code and the technical solution of the product under development. My contribution to this project was pushing the product from an intentional state into something that created pleasure and happiness for nearly every stakeholder. In addition, In my free time, I'm engaged in an open-source community. My contribution ranges from explaining, PR reviews, fixing bugs, and creating new features with the result of creating one of the most loved solutions in that space (or niche).
24 years of experience, helping US startups full-time since 2005. Refactoring & code simplicity master. Deep expertise in: frontend javascript (22 years), C, Java (12 years), PHP, perl, (8 years), Scala, Ruby, Rails (10 years), Objective-C & iOS frameworks (4 years). Big fan of TDD & best practices regardless of the technology stack. Writing code professionally since 1999, worked on more than 100 projects in the last 15 years. Featured in Washington Post in March 2013
I strongly believe that Code Quality Matters. I hold myself to high standards even in smaller projects, and in my spare time I keep learning about the latest technologies and architectural design patterns. My favorite topics are performance optimization and concurrency, but I am keen on and proficient in a wide variety of technologies (especially if it has something to do with C# or React which I love). Even though most of my work experience revolves around building ASP.NET Core Web APIs and React/Redux(/TypeScript) frontends, I have had projects involving Windows Forms, WPF, Xamarin Forms / Android, numerous console apps, etc. Besides learning, I also love to share my knowledge with others. My favorite part of leading the development team at my current workplace is being able to mentor junior devs who share my passion in ever improving their design, code quality and performance. Check out my self-built blog where I document my developer journey: https://marcelltoth.net
Hi! I'm an accomplished Software Engineer and Technical Leader with 10+ years’ experience in the Investment Banking and Digital Media sectors. I have mentored peers at various levels of experience effectively, illustrating my competency for communicating and teaching people with different skill levels, from different backgrounds, cultures and domains. In terms of technology stack I have worked predominantly with Java, Maven and the Spring Framework suite (Boot, MVC, Data, Integration, Test) for enterprises. I have also written tests in various forms - unit, mocking, behaviour, integration, using popular libraries (JUnit, Mockito, Cucumber).
Byron has been developing software since he was 9 years old, coding RPG's on his Commodore 64 and his best friend's Apple IIe. When he was just 14, he developed a driver dispatch program for a large home repair company, a pawn shop management program, and a POS for clothing stores (that one is still in production). Since then, software development has been a constant and consuming passion for Byron. In 2010, Byron and some friends founded a software development company, Acklen Avenue, that has now grown to more than 50 distributed employees and runs multiple simultaneous agile software development projects daily. Byron is a true believer in anything that improves software maintainability, usability, and delivery.
I write, nurture and love clean, testable architectures. Language doesn't matter (PHP/C/Rust/Golang/Typescript/Python/Java). I eat two technology stacks and a Linux meal a day. How is that possible? After 15 years of programming, you start to not be in love with your toys anymore like a kid, and treat them as tools instead. What starts to matter after reaching a certain level is expressing ideas with code, not the code itself. It's the ideas that you share with your collegues, as well with the machine, that solve real-world problems that matter. Tools are just that, and in our area of expertise, they change over time quite rapidly. What stays relatively constant are the terminology, the algorithms, and the train of thoughts for solving a specific problem, given a specific scenario. Having worked as a Scrum Master, what matters is also the process of creating software, managing risks and punching the project through any unknowns which might come along.
**Currently leading the engineering team at the biggest online conference company in the world!** Software Engineer since 14. Background in ERP application development. Consulting/mentoring teams to achieve faster development pace, remove technical debt and improve their programming and architectural design abilites.
Polyglot programmer with experience in developing and delivering end-to-end software which includes development and deployment. **Agile Software Engineer and Certified Kubernetes Application Developer**. My mantra is to ```Learn as much as you can``` Things in which I can help you out with: - **System design** - **Best coding practices** - **Micro-services Architecture** - **Some DevOps magic** - **Kubernetes Application Developer** - **Job Preparation** - **Career progression** - **Study Assignments** I will help you out in integrating any technology easier and faster. I have this belief to make the code as simple as possible which can be easily understandable by many.
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