rpbertp13
Joined 18 years ago
Joined 18 years ago
Technologies: Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, Node, React, Scala, Erlang, Elixir, Octave (Matlab), Haskell, Go, Docker
Currently open to contract work. I have 7+ years of experience shipping complex web applications for startups and established companies. I'm proficient in all layers of modern web application development, from CSS and Javascript to database architecture, query optimization and deployment infrastructure.
I was previously Head of Engineering at a YC and venture backed startup, and currently run a development consultancy based in NYC. I studied Physics and Philosophy at Yale and did graduate work on Applied Math at NYU.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertothais
Email: [email protected]
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, Node, React, Scala, Erlang, Elixir, Octave (Matlab), Haskell, Go, Docker
Resume: See below
Email: [email protected]
Currently open to contract work. I have 7+ years of experience shipping complex web applications for startups and established companies. I'm proficient in all layers of modern web application development, from CSS and Javascript to database architecture, query optimization and deployment infrastructure.
I was previously Head of Engineering at a YC and venture backed startup, and currently run a development consultancy based in NYC. I studied Physics and Philosophy at Yale and did graduate work on Applied Math at NYU.
One particularly tricky topic that I'd love to see covered is paying foreign employees. Paying members of a distributed team is straightforward when they perform as contractors. As we've grown and they've continued working with us, the relationship has become one of employer-employee in the eyes of U.S. law. This puts them in a nebulous situation where they are de facto employed by a U.S. company, but are non-U.S. persons deriving their income from a non-U.S. source.
It's likely other Atlas users could find themselves in a similar situation.
It's a project by Ele.me, a Chinese food delivery company. Alibaba and Ant Financial invested $1.25B in it last year [2].
[1]https://ant.design/docs/react/introduce
[2]http://www.wsj.com/articles/alibaba-ant-financial-to-jointly...