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Rita is an independent software engineer with over 4 years of full-stack development experience, specializing in Ruby on Rails. She is proficient in building full-stack applications, as demonstrated by her 'Pet Feeder Tracker' app, which utilizes PostgreSQL, Ruby On Rails 8, StimulusJS, Tailwind CSS, OmniAuth for user authentication, and functional testing. She also has experience with data transformation and visual…

Recent BSc Computer Science (First Class Honours, University of London) graduate with a focus on compilers and systems programming, having completed a batch at the Recurse Center. Seeking an internship or entry-level software engineering role (full-time or part-time). Proficient in C, C++, Go, OCaml, JavaScript, Common Lisp, Scheme, Python, and x86-64 assembly, with strong skills in GNU/Linux environments (Guix, Gen…

I've been working on production-grade AWS deployments for over 10 years, so it's a bit hard to frame my experience/skill set. That being said, if you need help with almost anything AWS - architecture, infrastructure, performance, scale - feel free to reach out. Although versed in Well-Architected/multi-region/multi-account, I strive to supply the simplest solution for your particular scenario. I only work on a contr…

Multifaceted software engineer with a master's degree in computer science and research published with IEEE, OEIS, and Springer. 15+ years of experience developing bespoke software solutions from design to deployment, from web and desktop applications to data pipelines and interactive visualizations. Interested in consulting projects, SWE or tech co-founder/CTO roles.

Staff Software Engineer with 10+ years of experience building infrastructure libraries, tooling and internal services. Focused on improving performance of devs and teams. Proficient in DevOps domain: CI/CD, monitoring, observability and SRE. Passionate about taking on entirely new problems, tech and concepts to make them useful and convenient for others.

Well-rounded fullstack engineer that has worked in teams and companies of all sizes, and across diverse industries. Extremely strong in frontend, with proficiency in backend, and some DevOps exposure.

Max is a Senior Engineer with 12 years of experience, primarily in Ruby on Rails. He is a strong generalist capable of quickly understanding codebases, systems, and product contexts. He prioritizes quality, reliability, and maintainability, and enjoys refactoring to enhance these aspects. Max aims to solve immediate problems while supporting the broader product vision and consistently seeks opportunities to improve …

This profile is for a candidate located in India, open to remote work and willing to relocate. They possess a strong technical background in backend development with expertise in Python (FastAPI, Django, Flask), Java (Springboot), and database technologies like SQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis. The candidate has significant experience with distributed systems, system design (LLD, HLD), microservices, and cloud platforms (…

Full-stack TypeScript engineer building AI-powered developer tools and edge-first architectures. Recent work includes an autonomous AI research agent with LLM tool chaining, a per-user data isolation system on Cloudflare Durable Objects, and a SQLite database browser used by 200+ developers on Val Town (featured by Val Town's creator on Learn with Jason). Contract work for Val Town (Attio-to-Slack integration templa…

Shashwat Bansal is a backend engineer with approximately 2 years of experience. He is currently working as a solo contractor, building a 9-service biometric verification platform end-to-end using FastAPI, PostgreSQL 16 with Fernet-encrypted PII, PgBouncer transaction pooling, and an APScheduler container coordinating AWS Rekognition with Java microservices for fingerprint and iris matching. He also has experience wi…

There are 2 kinds of documentation: how to make something and how to use something. They are very different. When you are making something you need to document what it is supposed to do (because the code tells us what it does and bugs are when it does something incorrect). You also need to document why you decided to do it that way so when you go back in 6 months you can pick up more easily. When you are making user…