Examples:

- I took ownership of the entire project as it was for a tiny startup with no full-time developers refactored everything and produced a working product within a week.

- I rewrote 20k lines of Java in production-ready Rust for performance and returned the completed project to the team.

Independent Contractor (Rust Software Development)

I use Rust every day. Well-versed resolving dependency tree issues. Server-side programming, profiling, concurrent programming. Cross-platform compilation. WebAssembly interop from scratch or generated bindings. Cloudflare Workers. Tests. Bevy. Always up-to-date.

My love before Rust. I'm not up-to-date anymore. I guess the best practices didn't change much since C++11.

I know the fundamentals. From vanilla to jQuery, touched serval vdoms and used a bunch of different libraries. Experienced at doing things from scratch.
Node.js for web since 2012. Now mainly using it for web-scraping.

I know way too much about web as I've lived through the stacks and did a lot of Web CTFs.

Done a couple of smaller projects in it but never touched anything fancy. My goto language for a quick prototype.

A database is required in nearly every project. I did database design. Even did nontrivial design for key-value stores.

Managed multiple servers in different countries all belonging to one system. I'm a Linux user.

Implemented a couple designs over the years.

Software Developer - Rust / Web (10 years)

Micha

MIT OpenCourseWare, etc.
Part-time jobs as a Software Developer.
Personal projects (C++, C, JavaScript, Python)
Local hacker club.
Google Summer of Code 2017 (C++ and C)

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Micha

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Education