After reading several threads here on HN about what careers look like later on in life for those who stay in pure engineering roles (as opposed to moving into management, PM, etc.), I've decided to try and do the same thing. The main reasons for this are:1) Engineering is more fun because you get to directly make things. 2) Engineering is better for maximizing time in flow state, which feels...
Remote: Not at this time
Willing to relocate: Sure, especially to the East coast
Technologies: React, C++/CX, XAML, Python
Résumé/CV: Available upon request
Email: [email protected]
I've been working in the industry for about a year now on operating system interfaces, with a special focus on development for accessibility. I'm a recent grad with a degree in computer science and creative writing.
I'm passionate about developing with a focus on end-user experience; I like to think of user experiences more holistically than just thinking in terms of design.
I'd like to go somewhere where I can grow both as a software developer and as a product developer; I want to work on a team where design, product, data, and development all communicate heavily and work together. If that describes your team, and you're looking for an engineer eager to grow and contribute, let's get in touch!
I'm so sorry for your loss.