I've been working in Dynatrace for the past couple years, tackling various issues in different areas of our codebase.

(Senior) Software Engineer

I've been working on multiple mobile titles for both Android and iOS.

Game Developer

I temporarily joined a very small startup dealing with recognizing human emotions.

Artificial Intelligence Software Engineer

I was in the team responsible for validation of the OpenGL driver of Intel GPUs.

Graphics Software Engineering Intern

C++ is the language I use the most in my professional work. Since I've started learning it, I was honing and polishing my skills, including advanced template metaprogramming, nontrivial use of standard library, and Standard C++ conformance. I have a gold C++ badge on Stack Overflow, with over 400 answers.

Recently I refreshed my knowledge with "Advanced Modern C++" course, which further solidified my C++17 skills.

I can work with C++ in pretty much any IDE, on any operating system in use today.

I've been working with OpenGL for many years now, both professionally and as a hobby. I've used it in the desktop, ES and WebGL variants, both to deliver solutions and leading workshops.

I've helped numerous people with their OpenGL problems, and can introduce you to modern best practices, show you the useful tools and make sure you reach your goal.

I've been working with Haskell as a hobby for quite some time now. I have a solid understanding of the language. I wrote some blog posts about it, which you can read on my blog:

http://blog.banachewicz.pl

I've authored a game framework in Haskell called Hate:

http://blog.banachewicz.pl/Hate

I should be able to help you with your personal learning, as well as most of the university assignments.

I like to experiment with web APIs; I'm not a typical FrontEnd developer, but I know my ways around WebGL and other funky things in browsers.

I've written Phaser games and distributed computing tools in JS as well.

I've used C on embedded systems such as Arduino and STM32. I've written freestanding programs as well as tools residing in the POSIX ecosystem.

I've made a few smaller projects in Lua with Corona, and I used Lua in my hobby coding. I have a fairly good understanding of the language.

I've starting teaching myself React a couple months ago. Stil not a pro, but would probably be able to help someone just wanting to start with reactive functional programming on the web.

I've been doing Django development both profesionally and as a hobby for as long as I've been a professional developer. I started in 1.x, and used nearly every version since them, including transitioning to new Migrations and class-based generic views.

I've used both raw WebGL and the higher-level libraries like Three.js. I've written games and applications, implemented my own shaders and pipelines, and diagnosed and fixed numerous performance issues in the browser.

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Bartek B.

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