Harry Noble is a Making crypto easy - DM me if you want to help at Coinbase. He possess expertise in android development, java, mobile applications, android sdk, android studio and 9 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Harry has been great to work with. He leads up the Android Development for SendHub and has taken a “good enough” app from before he came on to a well polished and crash-free product. But not only does he lead the android development, Harry also leads most of our meetings; acting as our resident scrum master and meeting facilitator As a platform engineer, I end up making changes to some of our API end-points and creating new ones. Harry is very thorough in assuring we don’t break previous contracts as well as making sure newly created ones are solid and future proof; thus not only saving us time and headaches on the platform side, but also for our Android, iOS and and our Web app.", "Harry is more than a great Android engineer. He has an excellent sense for business in addition to an understanding of what a user wants and needs. Harry was never hesitant to offer help, which was always welcome, given his thoughtful insight into product and engineering. On a personal level, Harry is a great listener and friend, and knows how to have a good time. He's a great addition to the office dynamic, both professionally and culturally.", and "An Android Engineer, an iOS Engineer, and a Omnichannel Communication Platform walk into a bar … It could be the first line of a bad joke, but it’s been one of the most rewarding professional partnerships of my career. Harry Noble is an astounding engineer. His work product exudes professionalism: it is careful, considered, and consistently strikes a balance between short term business needs and long term engineering success. It’s everything I would expect from a person who wields the force of thoughtful pragmatism like a magic hammer. And if Harry has a super power, it’s that – his pragmatism. Harry has this amazing ability to unpack complicated sets of ideas and put them back together as something that accomplishes all the same goals, but is smaller, leaner, and more efficient than any of the constituent pieces. It takes a certain type of genius to be able to reduce days of engineering planning meetings to their core principles. Harry Noble can do it in real time: I’ve watched him rescue engineering consortiums that had all but buckled under the weight of a thousand intellectual cathedrals with a thoughtful pause, and a “so what we’re really trying to do is …”. Next time, don’t bring a gun to a engineering knife fight. Bring Harry."