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You never do describe your skills - not a criticism, just calling out the obvious: what software skills do you have? Do you have a repo somewhere to look at you
by gardenfelder 5y ago
You never do describe your skills - not a criticism, just calling out the obvious: what software skills do you have? Do you have a repo somewhere to look at your code?
- Rendello 5y agoThat's a good call, you're right. Below is what I put for the last "Who's Hiring" post: Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada Remote: Yes (remote or local) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Lua, C, Zig. Résumé: http://rendello.ca/resume/ Email: gaven@rendello.ca And my GitHub is here: https://github.com/rendello https://github.com/rendello My skills are fairly scattered, as is my Github. That being said, I usually indicate on my resume that I'm a Python programmer, and I try to also talk about the lower level C and Zig projects I've done. I would like to apply to more lower-level work, but I don't yet have the skills (I can work in C, but the general ecosystem and interacting with hardware is beyond my current skill-set).