I`m a engineering student in the field of computer science. I am mainly interested in number theory, group theory, and especially, prime numbers. ©

Past experience include monitoring and maintenance of application servers, db servers and physical datacenter. at present working with Elasticsearch and Hadoop HDP variant. ©

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I think I am a young individual trying to explore what I might be interested to specialize in my software development career. I believe that one needs to be informed on all that exists but also has to be well versed in a particular skill/trait so as to stand out in society. So basically I am just free floating until something clicks! ©

The autobiography of a software engineer named Raz As a software engineer, there are two main questions I find myself asking: Why is this thing not working? and… Why is this working? These are the questions that keep me intrigued and always make me want to learn more. I enjoy working with leading edge technologies and adapting to the constant changes in today’s technologically dependent world. So how did it all start? Going back a few years, I wanted to be able to control the lights in my house from my cell phone. I bought a bunch of microchips, electronics and a soldering kit and I started reading, soldering, learning, programming, failing and, in the end succeeding. I had learned the basics of embedded development, electronics, wireless communication. I was able to text my house things like “Turn off the kitchen lights” or “set the ac to 72” from anywhere in the world and it worked. Then I kept learning. I learned Arduino, C, C#, Java and C++ and started making robots. As I got better at it I started making tutorials and uploaded them on youtube and Instructables.com. At this point people started noticing my work and showing their appreciation. I got chosen to be the Technical Reviewer of a book called Learn Electronics with Arduino published by Apress. Soon after I became a freelancer as an embedded programmer working with microcontrollers like Arduino and RaspberryPi. I had also started teaching programming in high school and founded the Electronics and Programming clubs. I was also the President of the Physics Club and the Engineering Club. In college I started teaching programming and physics. I became a physics TA and double-majored in Physics and Computer Engineering. The pace of the college courses was not quite what I was expecting and the University did not offer an accelerated program. This pushed me to continue learning on my own and I ended up getting a job as an embedded programmer for a company in Fort Lauderdale called RoboLabs. Later on I worked at a company called TKLabs and then ended up at Revelex as a front end web developer. Today I am still working at Revelex and I have started a software company called MocaJazz which provides universal software support. Each day I push myself to learn new things, sometimes failing, but always growing. ©