Rafał Hirsch is a Software Engineer at Google at Google. He possess expertise in javascript, css, ruby, html, ruby on rails and 13 more skills. He is proficient in English, German and Polish. Colleagues describe him as "Rafal deeply understands the technologies that he works with, and every time I've gone to him with challenging problems, I've come out with working solutions. Besides knowing what he's talking about, Rafal sets very high standards for himself both at work and outside of work. When I think of Rafal, the words "software craftsmanship" immediately come to mind. Finally, Rafal has a high EQ: he's always listening, he's rarely the loudest voice in the room and simply hanging out with him has always lifted me up and made me feel connected." and "Rafal was one of the most amazing developers I worked with at Toptal. He worked on one of the largest and most complicated projects we had at Toptal. Working on a large team of software developers, he displayed great discipline and coordination to deliver the product on time. He was always an asset to the team, engaging and giving feedback and dramatically helping the product. While he left us for Google before we launched the product he was a great asset to the team and helped us to the very end pushing delivery for initial product to the stakeholders. As the team's product manager, it was with this amazing team I had the pleasure to work with daily. Each member of the team were problem solvers and worked as one machine to not only roll-out the product but formed a tight-knit group that everyone from outside the team wanted to be on. Sometimes work at Toptal is challenging being a fully remote company, so communication and proactivity are vital for everyone here. Our stakeholders are demanding and expect quick results and turn around. However, given these difficulties, he worked hard with the team to deliver the impact needed to not only build a great product but he also jumped in and helped the team out wherever needed. The product team has been very blessed to have him on the team, and Google was lucky to steal him away from us. I wish him the best and look forward to hearing about the great things he will continue to work on. "