Ask HN: Who's mentoring?
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Business Development | London | Jane Q. | x@y.com
Business Development | London | Jane Q. | x@y.com
Founded + lectured MIT's deep learning course (6.S191), contributing writer to O'Reilly's Fundamentals of Deep Learning book, deep learning consultant for Fortune 500.
Down to chat about and give advice about anything in the machine and deep learning space! Interested to hear what you're working on! :)
I am a developer and architect, I do end to end planning and execution for all types of software (server/desktop). It's fun. I like designing systems and bringing them to life. I can help you with backend/database/deployment/devops/architecture/future planning.
my github: https://github.com/artpar
Details can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lkocsis
I've been a software eng. manager for a couple of years now, currently a director of engineering at a mid-sized fintech company. I've always mentored other managers within the companies I worked in, but I'm realizing there's plenty folks who move into mgmt. for the first time w/o much support, and even a chat or two goes a long ways to making the role transition less daunting.
I used to be a developer, now I do sales and marketing. It's fun. I like talking to people who are thinking about making the switch, or people who have found themselves trying to sell/market a technical product.
For full disclosure, I am founder of a venture backed startup (eagerlabs) that does this as part of a product offering for companies. I also do mentoring on the side in LA, Boston, and really anywhere in the world, in a less formal manner, including in areas such as high scale web development, ops and automation, and more. I love to continuously give back to our community, so please don't hesitate to reach out.
Especially - transition from academia (physics, mathematics, biology) to data science and machine learning. And: getting started with deep learning for image classification.
It is a Slack Group where people help each other to learn React. Primary it is aimed for people reading the book "The Road to learn React", but the community is growing beyond it. Learning something by helping others can be a great way to internalize your own learnings. That's why everyone is eager to help.
I've been developing software for more than 15 years. I have worked with big and small companies. Specialize in taking a project from idea to completion. Over the years, I have learned a thing or two about talking to the clients, helping them understand their requirements and a solution that would work best for them. Happy client is the key to repeat work. Let me know if I can be of any help.
I've been building websites and apps for quite a while now, and have mentored a number of people both locally and remote. I'm currently doing a lot of Node.js and React, but I've also worked with Angular, Ember, jQuery, etc. as well as lots of vanilla JS and other back-end languages.
I have a 3-year-old son, so my time is a bit more limited these days than it used to be, but I'm still happy to provide advice and mentoring as needed.
I've been a developer, system administrator, co-founder, and everything in between. I have links to my GitHub and LinkedIn accounts in my profile. Here's what I've been working on lately: https://github.com/CtrlC-Root/mdcs.
17 years of experience in startups (including my own) and big companies
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jbenavides/
Happy to give feedback and help.
Won The best design award at 2014 Launch festival with weareher.com. Startups I worked with went through YC, 500Startups, Techstars accelerators. 10+ years of experience.
linkedin.com/in/vesnaplanko
Need somebody to review design or any other help? Ping me.
I have actually never been mentoring anybody but would really love to. I have been writing web applications for the past 10 years, both professionally and as a hobby. Lately been digging into machine learning.
I'm an engineering manager by trade and my portfolio can be found here: https://www.adamconrad.me
Mentoring and coaching people has turned out to be one of my most rewarding activities at work, and I want to extend that to the greater community. People who are willing to work hard, stretch themselves, and have a desire to grow are people I love to work with and generally have the most success with. Looking forward to working with you!
I program radios professionally and I've taught several short courses on SDR. If there's anyone in my area who's interested let me know.
Currently Software Developer and DevOps consultant, 7 years of experience :)
I am a developer architect and can help with backend/nosql/db/performance/design.
Feel free to reach me at sandy.pec@gmail.com
Spent the nearly the last decade building startups (mostly backend/infra work, but some front-end as well).
Happy to share about startup life in general, or chat about tech issues for smaller teams.
Also any side-hustle mentors?
Interim CTO and software management. Mentoring for software teams and engineering management. Hiring, growth.
Interested in helping companies from startups to mid size : )
Hey, I'm doing regular mentoring and have a few clients and looking to expand! https://www.codementor.io/chhristov
topics: python and architecture and languages-everywhere and software-in-general and life-as-programmer-in-general, maybe other stuff too.
Have done tech/product at three startups now. The last now at Series C. Moved into marketing/sales side last 3 years.
Is anyone else not seeing this on the front page (or any page after that)? It's not on Ask HN either...
https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring
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