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Location: EU, Croatia
Experienced Backend/Systems engineer of 14+ years. Worked in Fin-tech (payments), HR, also with Start-ups, including YC backed. Have been working primarily with Elixir/Phoenix in production for 8+ years. Built and deployed web apps, REST APIs, GraphQL APIs, Data pipelines (AWS SQS, Oban, Broadway, Postgres) in production environments. Possible to work B2B.
Please email for resume: (hi[at]cosmicbytelabs.com)
Location: Croatia, EU
Remote: Yes (since 2015)
Willing to relocate: Open for Discussion
Technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, GraphQL, SQL, JS/NodeJS/Typescript, Linux, AWS, Git
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gpedic/
Email: hi{at}rockstarwizard{dot}ninja
Hi! I have been working 12+ years in software engineering and 5+ years in Elixir; Focus on backend and systems development.
I've been remote for 7+ years.I would describe myself as an engineer with a product and business sense.
My experience spans multiple sectors, including enterprise software, staffing solutions, and most recently, financial technology in the realm of payments.
One of my roles was as a team lead in a (later) YC backed startup.
My preference is to continue to work primarily with Elixir, though I'm open to explore other opportunities.
I would love to explore how I can add value to your project, let's talk!
Location: Croatia, EU
Remote: Yes (since 2015)
Willing to relocate: Open for Discussion
Technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, SQL, JS/NodeJS/Typescript, Linux, AWS, Git
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gpedic/
Email: hi{@}rockstarwizard{dot}ninja
Hi! I have been working 12+ years in software engineering and 5+ years in Elixir; Focus on backend and systems development.I would describe myself as an engineer with a product and business sense.
My experience spans multiple sectors, including enterprise software, staffing solutions, and most recently, financial technology in the realm of payments.
One of my roles was as a team lead in a (later) YC backed startup.
My preference is to continue work in Elixir as I enjoy it quite a bit.
I've been remote for 7+ years and am also open to both contract and part-time roles.
I would love to explore how I can add value to your project, let's talk.
I guess you'd have to dig quite a deep trench for modern tanks.
Location: EU (Croatia)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: Backend/DevOps, AWS, Linux, Elixir/Phoenix, NodeJs, SQL, PostgreSQL, Serverless, CI/CD, Docker, Git
Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2GTMD34 (in) (for a CV please contact me gpedic<at>gmail.com)
I have 8+ years of experience on Backend and DevOps and have been working remotely with distributed teams for the past 3 years including for a YC backed startup. I would love to continue working with Elixir as I've had a very good experience building product with it for almost 2 years now.Fields of interest: fin-tech, productivity, informatization, crypto
Location: EU (Croatia)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: Backend/DevOps, AWS, Linux, Elixir/Phoenix, NodeJs, SQL, PostgreSQL, Serverless, CI/CD, Docker, Git
Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2GTMD34 (in) (for a CV please contact me gpedic<at>gmail.com)
I'm a generalist with 8+ years of experience on Backend and DevOps who's been working remotely with distributed teams for the past 3 years including for a YC backed startup. I would love to continue working with Elixir and bring with me a bit less than 2 years of production experience on a good sized Elixir project.Fields of interest: fin-tech, productivity, informatization, crypto
What I feel would be missing for me is the scale and freedom of living on an earth like planet. It might be different if one is born and raised on a space station.
I do hope the next chassis will fix the keyboard and maybe even add back the sd-card reader, not to mention introduce top spec non-touchbar models.
Location: EU (Croatia)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: Backend/DevOps, AWS, Linux, Elixir, NodeJS, SQL,
PostgreSQL, Serverless, CI/CD, Docker, Git
Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2GTMD34 (in) (CV on request)
I'm a generalist with 8+ years of experience on Backend and DevOps, I love to work on creating value for users/customers. Location: EU (Croatia)
Remote: Yes, preferred
Willing to relocate: if the opportunity is right
Technologies: Backend/DevOps, AWS, Linux, Elixir, NodeJS, SQL,
PostgreSQL, Serverless, CI/CD, Docker, Git
Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2GTMD34 (in) (CV on request)
Email: hire{at}rockstarwizard{dot}ninja
Most recently spent ~2 years as Team Lead doing Backend and DevOps on a Elixir/NodeJS/Serverless SaaS product (YCS17).I have experience in helping teams plan, build and ship projects from scratch. Looking to continue with Elixir/Backend as a base if possible and move into crypto/fin-tech.
Would consider a technical co-founder position for the right product, some things I'm interested in: crypto/micro-transactions, social/collaboration, marketplaces
Location: EU (Croatia)
Remote: Remote only, in the short term, preferably EU timezones
Technologies: Backend/DevOps, AWS, Linux, Elixir, NodeJS,
PostgreSQL, Serverless, CI/CD, Docker, Git
Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2GTMD34 (in)
Email: hire{at}rockstarwizard{dot}ninja
Hi there, are you looking for someone with experience in Elixir, DevOps and Backend to work on your project and help push it to production and/or improve DevOps processes? Is your stack anything like the list of technologies above?I'm in luck then since I'm probably targeting a narrow niche here :)
A slice of me in tech: I strive for simple over sophisticated especially when just starting out, I take system and data/db architecture serious bc I believe a solid foundation is a must for building a good system, I like using work queues for better robustness and decoupling, when it comes to scaling parts of a system I'll take serverless over a microservice any day if the tasks is suited for serverless.
Most recently I spent ~2 years as tech lead on a SaaS product with Elixir/NodeJS codebase which we took from zero through YCS17 to production. I hope to put some of that experience to good use by helping others do the same.
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Taking a moment to relax and gaze at the stars or enjoy a coffee on your own just sitting there lost in thought is as good an activity as having a smoke. I really don't see people judging other people for it.
Or if you're actually looking for an activity not an excuse, just thinking about a interesting topic/problem and writing down the thoughts going through your head on your phone (or even better onto a piece of paper/notepad, no interruptions) can be an very satisfying activity I found out.
Really helps me to focus on whatever I'm thinking about too.
While my countries flag was displayed next to the search bar it was set to "All results" in the menu, so I have to explicitly enable the region filter by flipping the switch next to it.
It seems to be just lumping results together by language without putting enough weight on location.
Funny thing is, I have just the opposite issue with google. While traveling, it constantly tries to force me to use the local version even if I don't want to (redirecting from google.com etc.) which puts more weight on local results.
I would expect the complete opposite if we really want to colonize the solar system at some point. It seems far easier to modify/replace the human body than to try to suit all it's biological needs.
Also I don't think USB-C is the deciding factor here, it'll still have to use Tunderbolt to provide the hub functionality.
Also 2 not 4 USB-C ports and a Headphone Jack ports on the lower end model (still $1500), are you freaking kidding me?
The 2015 MBP has: 1x MagSafe, 2x USB3, 2x Thunderbolt/DisplayPort, 1x HDMI, SD Card Reader, Headphone Jack.
The USB-C charging option is fine, but why not also include MagSafe? I tripped over the charger cable plenty of times, it just unplugs, now that's actually a great feature.
I have a camera and plenty of SD cards so I use the SD card reader all the time, I actually think I wouldn't want a laptop without it anymore.
My Monitor supports DP, HDMI and DVI, I can pretty much plug it straight into any current laptop on this planet except for the MBP 2016 and MacBook 12".
This is a bit underwhelming.
Also judging by se size difference of the ports, USB-A to C adapters are going to be pretty clunky.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Ansible, AWS, Git, JS, Linux, Node, Nginx, PHP, Python, RabbitMQ, Ruby, SQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Vagrant, ...
Résumé/CV: please email
Email: gpedic [at] gmail.com
5+ years of experience, my last job was remote (full-time) at a NY based startup as a back-end engineer, looking for more senior back-end positions preferably with remote option.
Nice to have, I would welcome a change of tech stack, I've been interested in working with Elixir and some other more functional languages for some time.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Maybe
Technologies: Ansible, AWS, Git, JS, Linux, Node, Nginx, PHP, Python, RabbitMQ, Ruby, SQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Vagrant, ...
Résumé/CV: please email
Email: gpedic [at] gmail.com
I'm considering relocating to Amsterdam and will be there for a week this month to experience the city (~ Sept. 2-9), I would be open to interviewing or just grabbing a cup of coffee while I'm there, just shoot me an email.
5+ years of experience, my last job was remote (full-time) at a NY based startup as a back-end dev, so having a remote possibility would be nice.
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When I bought mine after some consideration last year it was the only laptop with a 16:10 screen, IPS panel, better than 1080p resolution, 16GB of ram, faster than SATA SSD, good battery life, light, decent keyboard, just all around a great device, the only missing option I would have liked hardware wise is a matte panel instead of glossy.
Alternatives I considered at the time were the Dell XPS 13 Dev and Lenovo 450s/440s which both were 16:9 and with less than 16GB of ram. I think there are still no other comparable options that come with a 16:10 screen out there even today.
OSX is not my OS of choice (it's still a lot better than having to run Windows) but battery life and scaling is worse on Linux, also if you do your development using Vagrant and Docker the OS is not much of an issue.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Ansible, AWS, Git, JS, Linux, Node, Nginx, PHP, Python, RabbitMQ, Ruby, SQL, Vagrant, ...
Resume/CV: please email
Email: gpedic [at] gmail.com
5+ years of experience, worked remotely (full-time) at a NY based startup for the past 10 months as a back-end dev so remote is definitely a strong option, would be interested to get into data engineering.
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Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Ansible, AWS, Git, JS, Linux, Node, Nginx, PHP, Python, RabbitMQ, Ruby, SQL, Vagrant, ...
Resume/CV: please email
Email: goran [at] rockstarwizard.ninja
5+ years of experience, worked remotely (full-time) at a NY based startup for the past 10 months as a back-end dev so remote is definitely a strong option, would be interested to get into data engineering.