User:WillWare

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I'm available for employment

I'm an electrical and software engineer, available immediately. Stuff I'm good at: Java, C, Python, Linux, object-oriented design and programming, unit testing, test-driven development, test automation, networking and network protocols, board-level digital design, 8- and 32-bit microcontrollers, FPGA design with Verilog, DSP hardware and software and algorithms, probability and statistics, strong background in math and science.

Potential employers I should talk to while I'm there

Sessions I want to go to

High priority

What Will the Future of Internet-Enabled Collaborative Science Be? Taliesin Beynon
MongoDB as a Persistent Cache Tracy Hurley
Hadoop 101 Omer Trajman
Mathematical Movie Making on the Cheap Owen Maresh
Visualizing Your Sleep Daniel Rinehart
Desktop 3D Printing - Show and Tell with the MakerBot CupCake 3D Printer John Wasser
Personal Investing for Hackers Shimon Rura
Moving Web Development to the Browser Matt Wiseley
How to Find a Co-Founder - FounderMatch Themike Walsh - more details
Python, HTML5, and Javascript Mark Hildreth
Make It Easy - 6 Things to Skip When Managing a Distributed Software Team Andy Singleton

Medium priority

Direct AudioStream Access in Firefox. Read and Write Audio Data in JavaScript. No Plug-Ins Required! Alistair Macdonald
Google's Go Language Walter Mundt
Turn Your Blog into a Book Claudia Gere
Libraries for Common Lisp Daniel Herring
Algorithmic Composition - Composing Code Robby Grodin
Startup 101 - How to Find the Right Pieces and Make Them Fit. David Mata
Art Galleries in Your Pocket - Strange and beautiful things people are making for mobile devices David Nunez
9 Hard Social Media Questions and 1 Easy Answer Zach Braiker
What I've Learned in Ten Years of Self-publishing Novels for Geeks John Sundman
Drawing in the Fourier Domain Blake Setlow
Tweetups 101 - How to Leverage Event + Social Media to Plan / Promote Your Brand / Product / Service Joselin Mane
Why Does Nonprofit Technology Suck? Riche Zamor

Low priority

What Makes a Web-Based Game Truly Social? Darren Torpey
What I Want My Computer (or the Internet) To Do That It Can't Michael Feldman
If You Liked Two Junctions You're Going to Love Three - Fun with Thyristors John Luciani
Humans and Regular Expressions Working Together to Tag Data Drew Volpe

Sessions I might like to offer myself

Getting started with Django and MySQL

  • Organize it like my Rails page on Wikipedia
  • Or use that page directly, and put together a Rails <=> Django translation cheat sheet.

The automation of science

Local currencies in hard times