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Andrei is a senior full-stack software engineer and architect with experience developing Java, Node.js, PHP, and iOS applications. He has worked in all phas...es of the project life cycle, using a wide variety of tools and frameworks. He has a strong drive to efficiently deliver effective software solutions.
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Andrey has been a Python developer since 2008 and a UNIX systems engineer since 1994. He enjoys taking on fun and challenging projects.
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Arseniy is a passionate software developer, scientific researcher, and entrepreneur with proven ability to develop scalable and sophisticated server solutio...ns. He has extensive expertise in complex software development and in solving challenging problems that require a strong scientific background.
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Horacio is a Python Developer who enjoys problem solving and new technologies. He's well-versed in concept testing for large scale projects, and has experie...nce working with system integrations and georeference tools.
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Gianfranco is a full-stack software developer focused mainly on back-end projects. With almost a decade of experience in freelance and other programming pro...jects, he is responsible and eager to work, always interested in challenging himself and learning new technologies.
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Enrique is a Senior Unix System Administrator with extensive experience in Linux, AIX, HP-UX and Solaris. He specializes in task automation and deployment o...f large applications. He has over 5 years of experience in leading system administration teams and about 12 years working on Unix-based systems.
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