A passionate developer who brings creative ideas from areas, including networking and data storage, security, UI/UX design, and advanced web applications. Fully aware of the importance of scalable and well-documented code. Enjoy working collaboratively but also run projects on my own. Excited about the prospect of joining a product-driven company. ©

Currently I am an Electronic Data Interchange Developer for a third party logistics company. I am currently interested in JavaScript. ©

Java/J2EE Developer ©

Retired physicist. Past experience in particle physics, optical computing, Unix/C/C++ (taught graduate students); recent experience with finite element analysis with FreeFEM++. ©

Always a student, fascinated by learning, entrepreneurship, and humanitarianism and unafraid to fail, I enjoy risk-taking and ambitious thinking in a realistically optimistic manner. Presently, as a student, I am developing my computer engineering and cyber security skill set by growing my knowledge base and gaining experience with relevant programming languages as well as with networking and system integration. I also have a musical and creative side that has allowed me to excel in piano, violin, digital music composition, and animation. During my free time, I enjoy lifting at the gym, reading news, socializing, and exploring nature. In the early stages, my knack for software engineering had me learning and experimenting with Unity, Unreal Engine, CryEngine, and Cinema4D to better understand game design, 3D modeling, animation, and other digital arts affairs. Today, I am directing my creative energy and self-motivational attitude to developing web and mobile applications for my research, personal, and academic activities. My hope is to use either my engineering or creative backgrounds, or both if possible, as well as my interpersonal skills to help the greatest need. ©

Ruby on Rails Engineer, Full Stack ©

Fledgling programmer on his pilgrimage to find what aspect of programming he finds most interesting and enjoyable with the goal of becoming a freelance programmer until launching a small business. ©

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