tharshan09
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tharshan09[at]gmail.com
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Comment · 8 years ago
I left my full time job about 3 months ago to start my own software consulting venture. Ive maintained projects from old clients I had on the side, and also created and launched a new project for a client (RN mobile app). Still have to get an online presence setup for the company. Its been going well so far, and I am looking forward to new projects and clients in 2018.
I launched ScrumGenius (https://scrumgenius.com). Its a side project I started for fun at my previous job (it was just a simple slack bot script back then) and decided to actually build a service and launch it a few months ago. I did not take it too seriously at first, I was just using it to learn. However, after reading indiehackers and other people launching products I was really inspired to give it a try. Its been steadily growing and it makes around $300/mo.
Hoping to continue to grow it even more in 2018.
If anyone is looking for a end to end consultant that does Full Stack Dev with experience in mobile and web! Please do reach out, would love to talk! I am based in Canada and UK.
Comment · 10 years ago
SEEKING WORK - Fullstack Web Developer - Go, ReactJS, AngularJS, Django, Python
location: Toronto, ON
Experienced fullstack Python/Django developer. I have worked on applications large and small. I have modernised legacy applications. I have experience leading a team and delivering results on time.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Resume/CV: https://tharshan.me
Comment · 10 years ago
Oh I hope that's not the case. They were asking others for help, it would be a shame if they were not willing to offer the same help to others.
Comment · 10 years ago
I am in Toronto. Would love to know the name, if you don't mind sharing.
Comment · 10 years ago
This is very US based. Does much of this advice change, say if I were a, UK citizen? (other than the obvious 401k etc)
Comment · 10 years ago
Just curious, what is the tech stack?
Comment · 10 years ago
Can you send your own UDP packets to the elevator then?
Comment · 10 years ago
Im also just curious what technologies you are using, specifically for the ML. Is there a particular ML technique that works well for this use case?
Comment · 10 years ago
tharshan09
Thanks!
Comment · 12 years ago
I tried this and I was in Toronto. I was seeing people in SF. It seems you might want to fine tune your search radius.
Comment · 12 years ago
BroadConnect - Downtown Toronto, Canada - Graduate/Co-Op/Full-Time
SUMMARY
Our engineering department functions like an independent startup, with financial backing from an established company with a healthy bottom line.
We're looking for someone to help with front end development - notably, visualization of data generated from our back end and big data team.
Experience with Angular, D3 and REST is an asset, but your eagerness and ability to learn trumps all!
You should consider yourself a full stack engineer, despite focusing on front end, as our dev culture strives to have everyone learn a bit of everything.
DETAILS
We are hiring full stack engineers (DevOps experience is greatly valued)
About Us
The parent company is a telecom provider with offices and subsidiaries in Canada, USA and UK. Our software engineering group functions more or less as a startup of the parent company, addressing specific pain points in the telecoms industry. We apply lessons and tactics from the fast the fast moving consumer web to bring great UI/UX to the enterprise space.
We are small engineering team looking to expand rapidly by hiring smart people. Our focus is on keeping up with best practices and staying DRY. We strive to create a great culture where learning is just as important as “doing” (i.e. grunt work).
About You
You are software engineer with a desire to improve yourself. You enjoy working on challenging tasks but also knows that some grunt work needs to be done from time to time. You are ideally a full stack engineer who is as comfortable with the frontend as the backend. You enjoy reading up on best practises and keeping with the fast past world of web development. You should strive to write production ready code (DRY), but would be willing to go back to refactor when you feel it's necessary.
Technology Stack
- Python/Django
- AngularJS
- Redis
- Postgres
You will get to work with us in the heart of downtown Toronto on University Avenue. If this sounds interesting, please contact me: [email protected]
Comment · 12 years ago
BroadConnect - Downtown Toronto, Canada - Graduate/Co-Op/Full-Time
We are hiring full stack engineers (DevOps experience is greatly valued)
About Us
The parent company is a telecom provider with offices and subsidiaries in Canada, USA and UK. Our software engineering group functions more or less as a startup of the parent company, addressing specific pain points in the telecoms industry. We apply lessons and tactics from the fast the fast moving consumer web to bring great UI/UX to the enterprise space.
We are small engineering team looking to expand rapidly by hiring smart people. Our focus is on keeping up with best practices and staying DRY. We strive to create a great culture where learning is just as important as “doing” (i.e. grunt work).
About You
You are software engineer with a desire to improve yourself. You enjoy working on challenging tasks but also knows that some grunt work needs to be done from time to time. You are ideally a full stack engineer who is as comfortable with the frontend as the backend. You enjoy reading up on best practises and keeping with the fast past world of web development. You should strive to write production ready code (DRY), but would be willing to go back to refactor when you feel it's necessary.
Technology Stack
- Python/Django
- AngularJS
- Redis
- Postgres
You will get to work with us in the heart of downtown Toronto on University Avenue. If this sounds interesting, please contact me: [email protected]
Comment · 12 years ago
I am curious. How did you come to work on the WebRTC stack for Chrome?