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Hi, let’s be candid about what would make us a good fit. I clearly spell a few
things out here in order to save both of us time. You can also
learn more about me personally.
You should know that I really enjoy my job. But, perhaps you have something that
I won’t want to miss.
What you get
- I’ve been hard at work
writing production code for years now with
an enterprise quality fit to solve problems at different scales and
velocities. I work with all kinds of technologies and I’m excited to solve
problems.
- I have experience mentoring, teaching, and uplifting others.
- I’m thrilled by what I do. You can tell by what my coworkers say about me, my
commitment to the products I work on, and the effort I put into my career
development outside working hours.
- I have solid DevOps experience, and I even run my own servers at
home.
- I’m corrigible and I enjoy being on teams with people of different
backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints. I believe it’s important to find
growth in any circumstance and to learn from everyone I work with.
- I’m passionate about a variety technologies.
- I collaborate really well remotely. Ask me about some of the techniques I
employ to engage with my team!
What I’m looking for
I value opportunities to innovate and solve complex technical challenges so
I can grow and stretch myself. I seek to deliver performant software that’s
meaningful to customers.
I’m open to working with most kinds of products. Given the current market, I’m
not open to products that rely solely on blockchain technologies.
As part of the recruitment process, I would like an opportunity to sit down with
the team (virtually or in-person) to answer questions and discuss the product
and engineering experience.
I am only open to remote work at this time.
I’m willing to discuss moonlighting additional
contract or consulting work.
If you still think I might be a good fit, then please share with me some details
before we connect on a call:
- What can you share about the product’s tech stack (e.g. front and backends,
other services, legacy code)?
- What do the engineering and product team look like (e.g. headcount,
experience, roles)?
- What problems are you trying to solve with your product?