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Daniel B.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+1)

Experienced Developer with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Skilled in NodeJS, VueJS, Nuxt, TypeScript, Javascript, MongoDB, SQL. Strong engineering professional graduated from Gábor Dénes Főiskola.

Raymund Á.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+2)

I have honed my skills to deliver high-quality and efficient software solutions, and I constantly seek out new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow. When I\`m not coding, I enjoy a variety of hobbies that help me relax and unwind. Playing games on my PC and PS5 with my friends is a great way for me to have fun and socialize. Additionally, I love to explore new places and have a passion for travel. Last year, I embarked on a journey to travel around Europe in my hybrid car, and I plan to continue living a digital nomad life for 1-2 months every year. This allows me to experience different cultures and meet new people while still maintaining my work as a software engineer. In the winter, I love to go skiing and enjoy the rush of gliding down the slopes. And during the summer, I enjoy attending festivals and soaking up the lively atmosphere. Whether it\`s experiencing the thrill of extreme sports or enjoying the vibrancy of a cultural event, I am always seeking new experiences and opportunities to learn and grow. As a team player and effective communicator, I thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy learning from my colleagues. I\`m always open to new ideas and perspectives and believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute.

Francis .

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+1)

An experienced full-stack web developer with 20 years of experience in both frontend and backend web technologies such as C#, [ASP.NET](http://asp.net/) MVC, SQL, MongoDB, VueJS, NodeJS, HTML, CSS, JavaScript/jQuery. Ability to work on own initiative and as part of a team. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail, adaptability to emerging technologies and trends in web development, coupled with a strong commitment to continuous learning and professional development. Wide interest and large scale grasp of programming and software engineering in general. Fluent in English and Hungarian.

Tibor F.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+1)

Dynamic and forward-thinking IT professional with over 15 years of pioneering experience in full-stack development, IT leadership, and digital innovation. Proven track record of architecting and executing groundbreaking web and mobile solutions, leading cross-functional teams to exceed project goals, and driving technological transformation in diverse industries. Renowned for leveraging cutting-edge technologies to address complex challenges, streamline operations, and catapult businesses into the digital future. _I see programming not just as a profession, but as a form of art that holds the power to transform ideas into reality. Every line of code is a step towards innovation, every project an opportunity to redefine what's possible. I am committed to lifelong learning, embracing the ever-changing technology landscape to craft solutions that make a difference._

Balint E.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+2)

After graduating from college, I had back-end developer roles for the first twelve years of my career. After becoming proficient in several languages and technologies, I found Ruby and Ruby and Rails, and when I set out to do freelance work, that was my tool of trade. After 2.5 years as a key employee at a startup, I went back to freelancing, learned about Ember.js in January 2013, and fell in love. After learning the ropes and getting a client project that used the framework, I wanted to show others the beauty and thought behind Ember. Thus, I held workshops, presented at conferences, wrote dozens of blog posts on https://balinterdi.com , created a screencast series, and launched an Ember-related mailing list to which I sent weekly content. I published the first Rock & Roll with Ember book in February 2015. Since then, I rewrote it twice and released several dozen updates to keep it in sync with the framework. I've been an Ember.js consultant, trainer, and developer for all those years and worked with many clients. I still love and work with Ember, but I've also started diversifying and learning other frameworks, languages, query languages, etc. When not working, I exercise, spend time with my family (3 kids), try to improve my chess, and take challenging hikes whenever I find time.

Zoltán T.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+1)

I am a software engineer located in Budapest, Hungary with over a decade of experience in the field. My expertise includes working on databases, backend, and frontend development, with a focus on writing business logic on the backend. I have experience in designing and developing projects from the beginning phase too.

Márk T.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+2)

I have previously worked for Ustream, a video-streaming startup acquired by IBM. I joined a small educational startup as CTO after my tenure at IBM and led the engineering team maintaining the flagship mobile product of the company. More recently I have helped small companies and early-stage startups execute their vision.

Bence V.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+2)

I'm an enthusiastic young guy who is passionate about programming. I like to create working stuff and want to be proud of what I make. That's the cause I'm precise, and I'm always paying attention to solving problems with the best solutions. That's why I love learning new things so then I can be better. And that's helping me to solve complex challenges also. My approach is if I'm doing something, I do it correctly. When I write code, I keep clean code principles and best practices in mind.

Leo K.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+2)

As a passionate front-end developer with over 4 years of experience, I have a strong track record of building web applications using Vue.js and Next.js, as well as back-end applications in Node.js and Solidity. I am well-versed in the MEVN stack, but I am also open to learning and staying up-to-date with new technologies.

Árpád G.

Vetted Nod developer in Hungary (UTC+2)

I am a problem solver and a strong believer in interdisciplinarity: one must learn as much of a domain as needed to provide a, correct, maintainable, and robust technical solution to a challenge. I worked in several fields and solved many problems: * Started out as a self-taught iOS app developer in the jailbreaking era. With a few friends, ended up completely re-architecting iCsekk, the top utility bill payment application in Hungary, fixing several high-impact security & logic bugs, also accomodating some idiosincracies of the backend (which we didn't have control over). * Learned Python, JavaScript, shell scripting, and gained an interest in compilers. I eventually implemented my own scripting language, Sparkling. I learned about optimizations, and gained significant hands-on experience with compiler implementation using LLVM. I gave a series of talks at Budapest Swift Meetup on implementing a small, typed language, and a presentation on optimizations at Swift London Meetup. * Wrote my Bachelor's thesis in hardware acceleration of a protein structural alignment method. I implemented the algorithm using HLS in C++ on a Xilinx FPGA, learning the basics of FPGA-based design. * Discovered Rust in 2017 and it quickly became my favorite language. I gained substantial experience with the ecosystem, published a number of libraries, and contributed to the Rust Users forum. * Graduated Summa Cum Laude with an MSc in Data Science from the University of Padua in 2020. Since then, I have been pursing a hybrid data scientist/software architect career at two Hungarian private medical companies, where my tasks range from biostatistical modeling through LaTeX-based template generation to bioinformatics consulting. I hold a C2-level certificate of English proficiency from Cambridge Assessment. I picked up conversational Italian during my 2 years in Padua.