Hi all,

Thanks for the welcoming :)

First of let me explain something that I created a confusion about. On AwesomeWeb I did not implement the designs and front-end. That was the web designer's and front-end's developer work. I would say my strong skills is on back-end functionality (i.e. features, fixing and building the functionality of a service/website). I am pretty much familiar with front-end development but in terms of integrating or enhancing and not creating a design from scratch.

@valzav I delayed my reply as I wanted to build the project (faucet) locally and check it out but I didn't have time yet as we are wrapping up the work at Viva la Vita. Will certainly have free time during the weekend.

@btswolf I surely do have lots of connections. It is about of what kind of skills are needed though.

@kuro112 PM'ed; thank you

Greetings,

I hope I am posting on the right place.
A kind redditor pointed out about bitshare's "workers" scheme. As a result I would like to offer my skills for hire if there is anything I can help with.

Who am I and what is this post about.

I am an experienced and successful web developer. My desire is to create and work on amazing websites/services that I will be proud of. My best project can be found here: http://www.awesomeweb.com - I was the Lead Developer. My current position is a CTO for Viva la Vita and my work is to build a back-end web service (API) for their mobile app. My work is almost over there.

Make sure to check my bio: http://www.stefanosioannou.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/bio-StefanosIoannou-December-2015.pdf and skill-set: http://www.stefanosioannou.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/SkillsetTraining-StefanosIoannou.pdf

To make things easier for consideration my normal hourly rate is $35 and I can drop it as much as $20 depending on the project's nature. Also I will apply a 10% discount as I will be paid in digital currency / assets.

I am very confident that I can help in a possible project that involves a web page or service using Ruby and/or the Rails framework.

Thank you for your consideration.