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Location: Belo Horizonte - Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: -> JS/Typescript (React, JSS, D3, Node, Jest, Cypress); -> Python (Sci
by naripok 6y ago
Location: Belo Horizonte - Brazil
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies:
-> JS/Typescript (React, JSS, D3, Node, Jest, Cypress);
-> Python (SciStack and ML, Scraping, Server Code, Pentesting);
-> AWS (Lambda, EC2, DynamoDB, Appsync, Amplify, Pinpoint, SES, SNS,... bla bla bla...);
-> SQL and NoSQL modeling, Linux (Amazon, arch, debian and kali);
-> Embedded (C++, ChibiOS, PIC and Arduino, STM32FX, Cortex processors);
-> DevOps (Docker, Kubernetes, Bash, Serverless and Amplify);
Resume: https://fernando.megali.co.uk https://fernando.megali.co.uk
Github: https://github.com/naripok https://github.com/naripok
Email: fernando@megali.co.uk
Personal business: https://megali.co.uk https://megali.co.uk
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I'm a brazilian electrical and software engineer with 4 years of experience developing embedded applications and web.
I'm highly interested in Math, Statistics, Game theory, Information theory and Category theory (I'm not a hardcore haskeller... yet, so I do not include it in my techs).
These days I'm working on marketing automation with my own startup.
Covid hit Brazil very hard, and my family specially suffered form this, so the high variance of returns of a startup life is not acceptable for me anymore.
I'm very used to remote work and will receive in cryptocoins and work on a contractor bases if it is more convenient for both parts.
Cheers!
- iso8859-1 6y agoMost Haskellers do not know much about category theory, I don't know why you'd imply that. Just look at how much Haskell you can write without thinking about how Functor is covariant, or that Contravariant even exists.
- naripok 6y agoActually I'm implying that most Cat theorists are haskellers, at least the ones I know. Not that my sample size is significant at all. I know about 4 and a half Cat theorists at most if you exclude the internet ones... haha