Can Mingir is a VP of Engineering at Centaur AI Institute. He possess expertise in java, mysql, tomcat, jquery, hibernate and 8 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure of working with Can on efforts to triage and repair legacy code as well as create new. He was excellent in both scenarios. A great combination of good-nature and diligent work ethic make Can successful. His team loves interacting with him, and he gets his stuff done correctly. What he doesn't know, he researches and brings the solution back to the team. He is a helpful resource to the team and continually comes up with ideas to improve practices or standards. Can is a well-traveled, wise individual and a great guy. He is a great addition to any team.", "As CEO and president of Knighted I had the pleasure to work with Can. He is intuitive, focused, and driven to attain the results we required to meet and in fact exceed expectation. Can was a major contributor and has the perfect balance between research and creating new technology. I strongly recommend and know that he will be very successful and will be an asset to any company lucky to have him as part of the team. Daniel Napoli, Partner, Board Member and CTO of JASCI", and "I have worked closely with Can Mingir from May 2011 - May 2012. Of what I have seen, I can confidently say that this guy is good. For example, when we were debating about which language (C / C++ / Java / Python, etc.) we should use for certain string-mining application, he backed his claims by going ahead and writing a benchmark. Another time, when his tool was apparently being slow, he tracked the performance issue down to the performance of the usage of C++ STL containers. After rewriting that part of the program in simple C he did some benchmarking again to verify that indeed the new non-C++ code is giving faster results. As I was working on the front-end application on top of his back-end algorithm, both Can and I were clients of each other and the way he listened to my requests to modify the data-transfer API / formats were truly remarkable. To sum it up, Can Mingir is a technically solid guy with a great attitude. While I enjoyed my time with him, I also learned a thing or two."