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Brandon has 13+ years identifying business objectives and defining technical strategies and processes to achieve them. He demonstrates an extraordinary apti...tude for leveraging technology to efficiently and concisely solve complex problems. His expertise includes thought leadership, technical strategy, enterprise architecture, cloud computing, and big data.
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Manish has been working for startups since his own "startup" as a graduate of computer science. He's very passionate about new tech and innovation, and is a... quick and enthusiastic learner. To date, he has six years of experience building scalable microservices and web apps and has a good command of all the usual tools and platforms.
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Orest is an experienced server side Software Engineer who has been developing software for 15+ years. His language of choice is Ruby which he uses for creat...ing scalable web apps and REST API services. He is a self-driven worker who takes ownership and responsibility in what he creates.
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Hartley is a generalist who focuses on metrics and results. In addition to full-stack web development, he also has experience in growth and marketing. He ha...s several side projects of his own that bring in monthly income, so he knows what it takes to bring an idea from concept to spec to working software.
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Colin has over 20 years of experience building software applications and leading engineering teams for businesses of all sizes. He has expertise in Java, Ja...vaScript, C, C++, and Perl, and is familiar with many popular frameworks. Recently, he designed and implemented a large-scale Oracle database sharding solution for Walmart.com.
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Chris is a developer/solutions architect with over 12 years of experience working for Accenture, Cricket Australia, RMIT University, and Sportsbet. He is a... full-stack developer capable of DevOps and automated testing as well as creating cutting-edge web applications.
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Slobodan is a senior web developer and programmer with over a decade of experience working on the web. He is passionate about Ruby and Ruby on Rails. He can... work in different roles, ranging from an individual developer to tech lead and project manager.
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Farhad is a senior software engineer with extensive experience in native cloud application design, architecture, and implementation. He has designed and imp...lemented successful solutions for small startups as well as large enterprises.
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Scott is an ex-musician who got a master's degree in physics from Yale before leaving academics to be a software engineer. He works from home and loves his... wife, beer, running, and his cat. He is looking to work on projects that have a direct impact on a business' bottom line. He's gone to YC interviews twice.
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Yanchuan is a PhD candidate in language technologies from Carnegie Mellon University with over seven years of experience working with machine learning syste...ms and cutting-edge technologies in natural language processing. Currently, he works with several startups to incorporate ML and NLP technologies into their products.
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Danial has a decade of software experience mainly developing the back-end with Java and more recently full-stack. He's an expert in algorithms, data-structu...res, OOD, multi-threading, core Java/JavaScript, and best practices. He has implemented high-throughput cloud-based REST APIs and standalone web apps. He loves new tech and solving challenges with a focus on agility, fast delivery, and re-usability.
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