I'm the generic lego businessman[1]. (I don't work for Lego, but that would be awesome)
Longer answer - I do strategic technology planning for a specific segment of a large company. I used to be a data engineering director, to standardize the title somewhat. That was easier to explain to people.
[1]: https://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/lego/images/5/52/AQ_Bui...
Really don't know what name I should use for this role. Founder? :)
Just moved to San Francisco on Monday.
Anyone have any know someone who needs one?
Also, anyone need a roommate?
I trade some bitcoins and stocks
I also sell some stuff on my shop
I ran Pokemon go events in theme parks to test Facebook ads
I bitch about being to busy and then I find something new which interests me that I don't have time to do :)
I specialize in software for other programmers: compilers, servers, RPC frameworks, apis and libraries, high-performance code, concurrent & distributed code, query engines, etc. Tools to build an end user product mostly. The kind of thing that sits at the core of large product.
Mainly in Java but also C++ and a few others.
Mostly bioinformatics/genomics in practice, but not especially wedded to that field.
Have never been especially comfortable with the "software engineer" label, although it seems to be what a lot of people go by these days.
How about "hacker"?
If I could write rust and manage teams, I would be a happy man!
i worked as a system admin, platform eng and devops eng for years. eventually moved into a role that allowed me to use all these skills to help developers.
fun job, high reward, great for people who like people.
Code up and down the stack when on occasion when required.