Sr. Full-stack Engineer with 12 years of experience
-ex-Apple Eng
-Go, React, Python expert
- Life long learner who believes in "Learning never exhausts mind"
@ImSelflance I am glad to have you on my network.
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@_harmy Hello. @_harmy
I am glad to have you on my network.
I am super excited about this opportunity and ready to get my hands dirty.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
@benawad@iam_rx3 I mostly use github accounts created from company emails and after leaving the companies, I have to return all the assets including company emails, laptops and etc.
So I don't have professional github account.
But this is my personal github account.
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My guts tell me that I am well drawn to this position in terms of technical standpoints and long term goals.
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My guts tell me that I am well drawn to this position in terms of technical standpoints and long term goals.
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