Location: CET/CEST (UTC+1/UTC+2)
Remote: Yes, only remote
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, AWS, iOS, Go, Typescript, Linux
Résumé/CV: https://milancermak.com/Milan-Cermak-CV.pdf
Email: [email protected]
I can build products from scratch and operate them in production with hundreds of thousands of users. I am reliable, detail oriented, and a fast learner. I enjoy leading a team, but I'm equally happy working autonomously. I'm looking for a growing company filled with smart people.
Location: Berlin
Remote: Yes, only remote positions please
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, iOS, Ruby, JS, AWS, serverless
Resume: https://milancermak.com
Email: [email protected]
I'm an experienced SW engineer bad at marketing myself. I have built and been part of various projects, from iOS apps, HTTP APIs to CRUD web apps and ETL pipelines. On the ducktape hack --- perfect code spectrum, I'm more to the right, but I understand trade-offs and when to accept them. I enjoy team-leading and teaching/training less experienced team members. I'm always interested in the broader picture, how does software engineering fit into it and how I can help.
I'm looking for a high growth startup filled with smart people who know how to get stuff done.
I sent you an email last month, applying for the lead iOS engineer, but no one replied. Are you still hiring for that position? Alternatively, would you consider a candidate without node.js experience?
We're a small but fast growing mobile dev studio. We have one well funded, in house project with global focus and presence in SV plus a couple of smaller ones. We're seeking mobile (Android, iOS, Windows Phone 7) & back-end (Python) developers. No prior experience necessary, just show us you're a good programmer, willing to learn and work hard. Contact us at [email protected]
Yeah, too bad the application deadline for Techstars NY was closed couple of hours ago. I suggested Openfund because it's also based in Greece, but it's Pan European.
You need a webcam to fill out the application form. I assume they want to see how founders react to the questions first-hand, but it seems weird, like someone is spying on you.
Email has been free since the beginning. People are used to it, that's why I think senders would hate having to use it, even boycott the service. It would also set a dangerous precendence that email doesn't have to be free.
I can build products from scratch and operate them in production with hundreds of thousands of users. I am reliable, detail oriented, and a fast learner. I enjoy leading a team, but I'm equally happy working autonomously. I'm looking for a growing company filled with smart people.