Nathan B.

I write from the heart. That includes code.

I am conscientious, meticulous, sensitive to Dunbar's number, and a cognitive spendthrift. I'd probably like working together, but, as I say, "I'm from Michigan, and I you have got to show me." Passion and obsession destroy lives, I think, but, well, I do care about the things I care about.

Build Engineer, Erlang/Python Developer, or Research Strategist at a firm in one of the following industries:

• Spacecraft *
• Cryptocurrency
• Molecular Biology Security
• Ethical Private Equity

I have set up habits of quick, critical thinking, absurd humor, and intuitive leaps.

In my spare time, I dream, write fiction, teach rowdy pre-schoolers critical thinking, play with biology ideas, harangue, and play sports.

I can do backend development in Python 3 and Erlang, set up systems with Backbone.js, Python 3 frameworks like Webapp2 or Django. My recent work is in the Phoenix and OTP frameworks for Elixir/Erlang. Want an asynchronous pre-receive hook for your source control system that will lint any changed JSON objects before commits can ever be pushed? We can do that.

I can also do build automation and optimization for Android apps, release engineering, and software "bringup" for distributed systems with Elixir.

You can check your "fitscore" with me on good.co: production.good.co/nathanbasanese

I host my branching Asymmetric subkey here: keybase.io/cx

P.S. If we've met, I'd love to connect. Otherwise, when's good?

P.P.S. I attend the ACM SE code, and take a proactive approach to ethics.

The work of any kind of thinker, whether scientist, engineer, or artist, will benefit from tests written by the maker, and from design with a flexible deployment and change process in mind.

My current project sort of shoehorns version control and machine learning onto genome data.