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A programmer with a passion for helping people solve frustrating problems—He got started at 18 years old (in 1999) writing a data conversion script in Perl for his mother’s client in the manufacturing industry.

Since then he's worked for various companies over the years, but he's primarily been a freelancer and consultant. His clients have included small businesses, universities, and large organizations (e.g. The Department of Veterans Affairs, Time Warner & Master Card) across various industries (e.g. retail, marketing, health care, education, research, and non-profit).

He's used a wide variety ...

Mentoring is my way of helping, and to me, mentoring is one of the best ways to help a deserving human fulfill their potential. I am naturally inclined to help everyone reach their best potential. With my experience and know-how, my motivation and energy, I am uniquely positioned to help my mentees. See you on the endless road of self-improvement!

How I look at my journey so far:
In my 15 years of experience, I have worked on a variety of products and platforms spanning the development of desktop clients ...

I help build great teams and great products by bridging strategy, marketing, design, and development. For over a decade, I have worked with a wide range of companies from startup founders to Fortune 500 companies, and everything in between. I have built teams and helped employees grow in their career. I hope to bring my experience and knowledge to help you grow as well.

I help web development teams learn and become fluent with Angular. I provide Angular expertise, mentoring and training through code reviews, architecture consulting, bug fixing, as well as on-site training.

I also speak at conferences, podcasts, and I blog about Angular on a regular basis. I've been speaking about Angular and teaching Angular on all six continents.

I'm currently working as a Lead Data Scientist for an international cryptocurrency exchange. I've been working in industry for 13 years. I'm also currently doing my PhD in Machine Learning, where I'm specializing in the use of deep learning and social network analysis to detect fraud in a commercial setting.

My industry experience is varied, having worked in e-commerce/travel, investment management, engineering and consulting. I also act as a Learning Facilitator for the MIT Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy course.

Guillaume is a Senior software engineer who has built more than 20 native android apps (Java/ Kotlin) for small businesses but also well-known businesses.

He has worked with businesses across UK, FR, USA and Canada and proposed mentoring to startups as a "on-demand" CTO.

How we will work together:
- Define your goal
- Define a plan to achieve your goal
- Learn
- Code together
- Take-home task
- Explain to you why it works that way and why it's important
- Explain the best practices and different ...

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Coding is hard and we're usually lacking time. Tight deadlines, difficult, large-scale projects, debugging alone - no fun included. With my support, everything will become a breeze. I'll explain how things work, why they work like that, propose optimized solutions, and share with you all the best practices, insights I've gathered over time as a Software Engineer (Lead Frontend Developer / Technical Recruiter, close co-op with Designers, Product Owners, business in general, etc.)

Learn by building projects with me.

I'll be happy to help you in both the short-term ...

As a self-taught software engineer I can relate to how important a mentor is to developing as an engineer. A good mentor has allowed me to progress my career tremendously fast and keep it fun while at it. I specialize in Front End Engineering and JavaScript / TypeScript.

All my mentees get access to my courses for FREE. I also will send once a week a resource recommendation I have used so you can stay on top of your game!

Between speaking at conferences, building courses and passive income streams, ...

For five years I have been working in the field of telecommunications. Java + Oracle stack in system working under heavy load with maximum stability.
Since the first year of work I have been teaching in the company's training center, and last year I have also been directly mentoring students who want to enter IT.
I believe that the only correct way to gain knowledge is to have a minimum of theory, a maximum of practice, on which you can stuff the bumps, but at the same time to ...