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Main => General Discussion => Topic started by: fluxer555 on December 23, 2013, 06:47:11 pm
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I think it would be useful if everyone who wants to help contribute to the growth of I3 to list your skills so that staff can know what kind of talents reside on these boards. Résumés would be impressive and might give you a better chance of really 'being on the team', however not mandatory.
I'll start:
- Intermediate/Advanced Python Skills
- 20 years experience with Photoshop/Illustrator and Graphic Design
- Experience recruiting/interviewing/hiring outsourced workers
- Experience recruiting/interviewing/hiring homeland workers
- Experience with managing outsourced/homeland workforces over Skype
- Experience with writing use-case documents aimed at contract developers
- 7 years experience owning/running online eCommerce storefronts
- Experience with affiliate marketing campaigns, both as a vendor and as an affiliate
- Experience with Facebook Ads, Adwords
- Experience Implementing Global SEO Best Practices
- Experience managing email marketing accounts through AWeber.com
- Experience with email Customer Support
I am constantly researching new decentralized cryptographic technologies, including competitors to I3. As it currently stands, I believe the visions behind I3 are lightyears ahead of the competition, which is why I have chosen to put my time and money into this company.
I conceptually understand how BitCoin works. I have read all the white-papers at the I3 website and grasp their concepts. I can help explain these things to people who don't understand them.
Brainstorming and creative problem solving are two of my most valued skills, and I excel at both in group/team settings, synergistically.
Thank you,
Julien
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I think this could be very helpful. Making it sticky.
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Pretty strong C, Python, Haskell, and Java skills. I'm still in college but have about 1 year professional experience via internships.
You should give me one-off programming tasks that won't go in any official releases.
edit: spelling
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I think this could be very helpful. Making it sticky.
Can you post the skills it takes to be a DAC developer? I have people in the trenches of my city looking for talent.
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I think this could be very helpful. Making it sticky.
Can you post the skills it takes to be a DAC developer? I have people in the trenches of my city looking for talent.
It takes all different skills.
GUI Skills
Cross Platform Development Skills
Ability to write efficient skills
Crypto Skills
Graphics Skills
In my case I am looking for C++11 / Qt skills.
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I might be able to do something depending on my time and the work available. I am a programmer and systems engineer with a BSc. in computing science. I am able to use many languages, but lack experience with the bitcoin software and derivatives except for some personal use of my own. I have about 3 years experience working as a software engineer and 12 years working as an amateur and student with all kinds of systems. I do have experience in C++ and application development and a healthy interest and motivation to work on any projects working towards practical use and implementation of DACs.
Some skills taken from an older CV
UML, formal methods, cryptography
Java, Python, C, C++, Haskell, Object Pascal
UNIX (OpenBSD, FreeBSD) GNU/Linux (Debian, Ubuntu)
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I'm a professional Software Engineer and Linux systems developer. My skills are on linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/david-dombrowsky/15/344/943
But I gotta be honest with you all, I'm not convinced that this isn't a scam.
-David D.
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I'm a professional Software Engineer and Linux systems developer. My skills are on linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/david-dombrowsky/15/344/943
But I gotta be honest with you all, I'm not convinced that this isn't a scam.
-David D.
You can review everything they do on github. If it looks like a scam, please notify me immediately! ;)
But unlike all the altcoins, Invictus has public profiles and strong ties to the Bitcoin community.
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I am a professional software engineer
PHP over four Years
C/C++ over three Years
and so many other development of language
I am just know BTC and PTS at a month ago. But I'm interested it.
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I am a professional software engineer
PHP over four Years
C/C++ over three Years
and so many other development of language
I am just know BTC and PTS at a month ago. But I'm interested it.
Please checkout our bounties as we are trying to make them profitable for all.
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I'm an academic level software engineer. C++, C#, Java, Python, Ruby, PHP, etc.
IRL I'm working as a freelance webdeveloper at the moment.
Currently programming and maintaining the bots for primecoin, protoshares and memorycoin on IRC. If you have a feature request, send me a message.
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I'm an academic level software engineer. C++, C#, Java, Python, Ruby, PHP, etc.
IRL I'm working as a freelance webdeveloper at the moment.
Currently programming and maintaining the bots for primecoin, protoshares and memorycoin on IRC. If you have a feature request, send me a message.
Check out the bountiful bounties subforum, we will be doing a lot of feature requests totaling over $2 million worth of PTS.
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I am a researcher, drunk and father (all in good sense)
I am familiar with Unix and python.
I am specialized in machine learning and Riemannian geometry.
more than 10 years of scientific projects in Artificial Intelligence
I am good at scientific writing.
I am new to crypto-currency and looking for interesting stuff. :D
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I'm an Entrepreneur
Although a Mechanical engineer, I have mainly fostered skills during Employment in areas of
System Design & Analysis(Management)
Designing the Human Interface (Minimal visual diarrhea + maximum application)
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Professional Java programmer since 1997 (17 years). I have many other technical skills including Python and C/C++ reading and programing.
-GUI Skills - HTML, JavaScript, Swing/JFC, MVC frameworks, Android development and deployment processes
-Cross Platform Development Skills - Java & Java Web-start, Bash, Ruby/JRuby, JavaScript, Python/Jython, SQL
-Ability to write efficiently - I reduce lines of code and write very clear easy to understand programs and documentation
-Crypto Skills - Private Key, Public Key, SHA libs, and block-chain programming with bitcoinj .. Understand algorithms at a high-level or low level when required
-Graphics Skills - Layers and manipulations in Gimp
When looking for work on the Internet in 2002 (after the .com bubble), my interest in P2P software peeked. Projects like Freenet and Tor and some anonymous bot networks became the center of my study. Studying these things served me well because I recognized the benefit in Bitcoins and the block-chain. Ignoring skepticism, I invested in Bitcoins in 2012. Today, I am also investing in alt-coins and DACs like those offered by Invictus. These are very exciting times, I feel like we are going through this all over again and I'm very eager to make the most of every minute.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/jcalfee
Interests: Family, organic living, fermented foods, digital music and technology
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Dot.Com Era moneypunk refugee from the business side of the house.
MA in Economics (Austrian School and Public Choice), PhD in Finance (Investments and Corporate).
Expert Witness for financial cases.
Programming—other than playing around a little bit with Python, Haskell, and Smalltalk—limited to R/S+.
Research includes estimating value of non-traded assets, like open educational resources, executive compensation, etc.
Published on estimating long-term value of early-stage startup experiencing exceptional growth.
Stay current with financial cryptography and cryptocurrency regulatory issues.
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We are expert marketers, developers and branders. We also have a complete team with proven track records.
Always looking to fund great projects and people.
We are hosting The Crypto Currency Convention in NYC on April 9th. Dozens of Crypto Currencies and De-Centralized Applications are sending their creator and/ or lead dev team to speak about and educate about their particular coin and what it represents. It will be great exposure for the entire Crypto Currency Ecosystem and Community.
www.CryptoCurrencyConvention.com has all the details for the event.
Our mission is to bring awareness and acceptance to all Crypto Currency and not just bitcoin. .
Education and exposure is the only way we all win.
We would love to collaborate with any and all of You. Teamwork works,
Thank You
Teddy teddy@cryptocurrencyconvention.com
SKYPE: cryptocurrency.convention
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Dot.Com Era moneypunk refugee from the business side of the house.
MA in Economics (Austrian School and Public Choice), PhD in Finance (Investments and Corporate).
Expert Witness for financial cases.
Programming—other than playing around a little bit with Python, Haskell, and Smalltalk—limited to R/S+.
Research includes estimating value of non-traded assets, like open educational resources, executive compensation, etc.
Published on estimating long-term value of early-stage startup experiencing exceptional growth.
Stay current with financial cryptography and cryptocurrency regulatory issues.
Full time Invictus employee as well.
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-Trader/Investor (Have traded Vol, FX, Index, HY, Leveraged ETFs, Foreign stocks, precious metals physical and derivatives)
-Video Encoder HandbrakeCLI, ffmpeg (Can encode low bit rate high quality like yify)
-Bilingual (English/Spanish)
-Linux/Windows
-Video game consoles Hacking/Cracking/Piracy (Hobby)
-Some python, C and Android
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Bachelor's degree in mathematics from top-10 US university. Also extensive study in Economics and CS. A lot of that stuff has been forgotten (graduated in 2003), but I can always re-learn anything.
Not really a programmer now, although I have been one in the past. Mostly PHP. Proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. Advanced amateur photographer.
Good at thinking about difficult ideas, modeling them, and explaining them.
Very good written and spoken English. I know all the rules, and I'm a great editor (both to correct pure grammar mistakes, and to resolve unclear/improper wording); but I'm not against breaking the rules when it makes sense stylistically. I know/speak/read a good bit of German, and a little bit of Spanish. This sounds strange to say, but I have very good language-comprehension skills, no matter what the language. Even if I am unfamiliar with the grammar and vocabulary (or even the written characters), I can usually understand foreign-language documents fairly well, given enough time and a good dictionary; and I am well above-average at both understanding non-native English speakers when they use poor English (written or spoken), and producing English that can be understood by non-native English speakers (same). In short, I believe that I am very good at interfacing and communicating with other humans.
Please see my "horse race" analogy in the Analogy Bounty thread:
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=2368.msg38118#msg38118
I believe that this accurately represents my ability to take difficult concepts and explain them in plain English, even if that plain English gets a little wordy sometimes ;).
In my day-to-day job, I work on databases, simplifying office work and converting inter-related sets of Excel spreadsheets to relational DB's, while training co-workers on how to use the new DB's. (DBMS = FileMaker Pro, which if you haven't tried it, is EXCELLENT for rapid application development and prototyping, although the prototype can end up fulfilling the client's needs 95% of the time if you're looking at an application that only needs to support a handful of users.)
I could see myself playing a role similar to that of Tom in Office Space. "Look, I already told you! I deal with the Goddamn customers so the engineers don't have to!"
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Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from Kettering University (formerly GMI)
Early adopter, overly-ambitious thinker & dreamer, member of Team Viral: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=3490.0 (https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=3490.0)
Entrepreneur and advisor for the indoor farming industry by night.
Program Manager for an automotive manufacturer by day.
I get a kick out of learning new things and have been researching the cryptocurrency ecosystem for the past 4 months.
I tweet: @brianfalther (tying this account to my true identity to uphold my reputation and hold myself accountable for what's said)
Here to watch the birth and growth of a true economic paradigm shift.
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Military training
i write code too.
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My skills are more in infrastructure. I have the following certifications: CCNA, MCITP:SA 2008, and MCSE 2012. I have just finished studies for my VMWare Cloud certification. I plan to further my knowledge of vmware products such as ESXI, VCenter, and VCloud Dirctor.
Mostly I am posting to give kutos to the people building Invictus. I have been around several environments in the crypto seen and, none of them match the level of expertise that invictus shows. I happily dumped all I had into the most recent AGS snapshot.
Thanks for all your hard work.
p.s. I also have a novice level understanding of technical analysis (aka trend trading). Took training from Quint Tantro and, I have read many books on various investing strategies.
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Fairly new to game programming wise.
For the last couple years most of my work time is spent developing an ASP.NET MVC4 web portal application using C#. I have moderate web GUI skills (HTML/CSS/JQuery etc.). Also proficient in SQL Server and use LINQ a bit.
I have beginner level experience (finished various online courses like at CodeAcademy.com) in python, PHP, and MySQL.
Don't have the time to pursue full projects on my own at this time. However if someone wanted some free weekend/evening help on a project they had that I found interesting I'd be happy to help in any way I can.
Ever since someone linked the 2013 Turing Festival talk by Mike Hearn on autonomous corporations I've been very interested in the role DACs will play in our future and think they will be increasingly relevant as they mature. It's great that this community is helping to push things forward and would love to be a part of it.
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Hi Everybody!
Just introducing myself over here. My name is Tony and a few years ago I came back to the UK to sink my teeth into a Visual Communications degree.
Visual Communication is much more than just pretty pictures and visual eye candy its the basis of what forms our perception and reality. Our eyes feed us with 10,000,000 bits per second of information, which shapes our cognition and reality. I specialise the analytical way we process visual communication, how it effects our perception of the world we live in and in what ways it can be used for ideological subversion, branding, advertising, marketing, etc.
And I love exploring such things as brand sabotage, social engineering, propaganda etc.
On a lighter note, Illustrator, Photoshop, Eye-Tracking, & Photography are some of the tools of the trade and I'm proficient to a high level in all of these.
So if you need somebody to create a really powerful branding campaign or just some light hearted visual eye candy please lets work together on something.
My Portfolio.
http://www.tonyhughesdesign.com (http://www.tonyhughesdesign.com)
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Welcome aboard Tony H.!
Nice portfolio!
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Welcome aboard Tony H.!
Nice portfolio!
Thanks a bunch man!
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Writing
Film Production
Grassroots Organizing
Seafaring
and I make a great curry!
Ok ok.. html too. ;)
Check out my LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonlovejoy) profile for more.
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I am a product manager in a leading O2O company in China.
I have some experience in system planning and design, and a little experience in business.
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My greatest interest lies in assisting with UX and prioritization of UX/UI related tasks:
- TCP/IP Routing
- AWS cloud management (scripted cloudformation, ELB, autoscale)
- Git Issue management and prioritization
- UX Mockups and feature mediation/moderation
- NodeJS/Angular
- Technical documentation
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15 Years professional C++ engineer, 7 spent working for Sony Computer Entertainment
C++,C#, HTML, JS, various assembly languages, server side, front end, physics engines, rendering engines, web servers, etc
more: http://www.wildbunny.co.uk/blog/