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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US

I publish short focused e-books distilling my experience working with Clojure.There are books, articles, and tutorials on getting started with Clojure. There are books, articles, and tutorials on deep technical details of Clojure's features. I do neither. I pick a theme, talk about Clojure's features in that theme, then take a couple of sample problems and.

New York, US

I've worked mostly on the Growth and Activation team which is concerned with the start of our funnel. We've had several initiatives to make it easier for people to create accounts and invite others to Shortcut.More recently I'm back to working on backend infrastructure: queues, jobs, databases. I've been re-architecting our event processing system to.

Oakland, California, US

At Suiteness we don't solve problems we don't need to solve--a very sensible engineering culture. So, for example, we run our site mostly on Heroku.Suiteness searches across several providers, then coalesce the results into bookable packages of suites and connecting rooms.My work has been backend work integrating with hotel availability providers.

Reston, VA, US

I was designing, vetting, and implementing the next generation of the ScoutVision product. The architecture used the highly scalable Riak KV store, ElasticSearch, a graph calculation engine, Clojure, and ClojureScript. All of the back end and front end components communicated using an asynchronous messaging bus.

Outpace was a very agile organization and I worked on several teams and with many amazingly talented individuals. At first I provided quite a lot of ElasticSearch guidance, while also primarily doing development work in Clojure. I picked up ClojureScript and written UIs using ClojureScript and Reagent. I also got much more familiar with Hadoop. I was.

Waltham, Massachusetts, US

As a Cloud Search Engineer I was responsible to understanding how we could improve our use of ElasticSearch. I had to provide guidance to other developers about analyzers, the performance differences between queries and filters, etc. I also maintained the internal Clojure libraries and architecture that we built around ElasticSearch.

Waltham, Massachusetts, US

We built a large scale distributed system to archive petabytes of data, and index it for user search. We implemented it using Clojure, RabbitMQ, ElasticSearch, and Ruby on Rails.The technical challenges my team and I solved were primarily how to distribute, coordinate, and monitor work within a cluster of backend servers. We also encrypted the data we.

Waltham, Massachusetts, US

The team lead was a rotating position, and I did a stint. It was rewarding, but also required juggling lots of things at the same time, which I did, but wasn't my favorite thing. It also required attending lots of meetings and not as much coding.I prefer having the time and space to immerse myself in a hard technical problem, but I would take on the team.

Waltham, Massachusetts, US

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Waltham, Massachusetts, US

I had done several years of Rails development at CTAC, but I was interested in doing work in Clojure. Sonian was hiring for their Clojure team, but also was looking for a Frontend Team Lead. The deal was I would temporarily step in as the Frontend Team Lead, and later move to the Backend Team.

Clojure/West was a great conference. It had a slightly different flavor than the east coast conference (Clojure Conj), and it drew some new faces.I gave the talk "Laziness: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" about my experiences using Clojure in production at Sonian, and some of the pitfalls we had run into with Clojure's laziness constructs.I hope to make.

Falls Church, Virginia, US

I was involved in several projects at CTAC. I mostly worked on teams of 2-4, where I was the senior developer. I did a fair amount of mentoring of the other developers in the specific technologies we used, and in good general software engineering practices.I did web development with technologies including: Java, JSP, Ruby on Rails, HTML, CSS, XML, and.

I was a technical reviewer for Stuart Halloway's book "Programming Clojure." I was given a pre-release copy and asked to evaluate how accurate the book was to the technology, how well it reached its intended audience, if there were any missing topics that should be covered, etc.It's a great book, and I recommend it for anyone learning Clojure.

US

I did work on several projects:* implemented OWL import/export to the JBISoft intelligent agent framework* developed software to detect RFID tags using FFTs, and analysis* integrated several defense databases into a complete system

Falls Church, Virginia, US

For more information on my work at CTAC see my more recent tenure.The reason I left:I had cut back to part-time at CTAC so that I could finish my BS degree. I was an excellent student and was invited to a reception for high GPA students to meet local companies. I met JBISoft and decided it would be good experience to do some more computational and defense.

Fairfax, Virginia, US

I started as a hardware technician, and was responsible for network administration and system administration. Then I moved on to software development using Visual Basic, ASP, and Microsoft SQL Server.

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