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Thanks. 17 years in the software business, including a couple of years as project manager. Consulting since 2008. Been in Java, Ruby, Javascript, Golang. Full
by blarbspecial 9y ago
Thanks.
17 years in the software business, including a couple of years as project manager. Consulting since 2008. Been in Java, Ruby, Javascript, Golang. Full stack.
As for domains... some telco, some public sector, some education, publishing, etc. - the problem is that nothing deeply enough.
That is why I am determined to pick anything and just go deep. I successfully came back to development after the PM years, so I optimistically assume I can become expert in any domain, as long as it is possible to sell it as one person consultancy and it looks viable for the future (and potentially build a product around it).
Should I add anything more?
- PaulHoule 9y agoWhere are you based and why did you drop out of PM?
- blarbspecial 9y agoEurope. Dropping PM was a result of: 1) could not get hired in my area, 2) the feeling that not getting my hands dirty in tech was less valuable.
- PaulHoule 9y agoDo you imagine some domains that would be easy to get expertise in your area? For instance, many second-tier cities in the U.S. have drone hubs. Is there anything near you like that?
- blarbspecial 9y agoGood idea, have to research for that.
- ismail 9y agoHey man we do quite a bit of work in telecoms. Languages: ruby, java, c. Working with tech like Hadoop, Kafka, nifi. Send me a mail will keep your details and profile. can pull you in on projects. Where are you based ? Email is in profile