Location: New York, NY, USA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: TypeScript | Ruby | AWS | MySQL | Linux | FHIR | EHR | Unit testing | Next.js | Redis | JavaScript | SQL | Git | Ruby on Rails | React | Redux | GraphQL | PostgreSQL | HTML
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greveritt/ or https://github.com/greveritt or https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NiIg5UDDt6vswF188IiEqC8A07XcklLr/view?usp=sharing
Email: me (at) gregeveritt (dot) com
• Accomplished professional with several years of full-stack and backend software engineering experience encompassing production-ready code and the design, planning, and build of core product features and customer solutions using technologies like TypeScript, Ruby and SQL.
• Effective problem-solver who combines a keen attention to detail, strong product knowledge, and a holistic approach to ensure scalable and stable systems with a continuous focus on exceptional end-user experience.
• Forward-thinking innovator who goes above and beyond to refine processes and workflows to optimize efficiencies across production and deployment while mitigating technical setbacks and driving business success.
I'm honestly disappointed that this post got so much attention with such a dubious source. The article doesn't even link to a press release, as far as I can tell.
I suppose if there were backers who would issue loans instead of investing in equity, the workers could form a cooperative. I don't think that would fully eliminate the risk of them getting fired (by each other), but perhaps it would be a start?
If Lemmy's voting system is incompatible with Mastodon & Pleroma, then does that also mean that reshares and Favorites from Mastodon or Pleroma won't count as upvotes in Lemmy?
Software Engineering ~ Product & Feature Design ~ Front-End & Back-End Development
Summary of Qualifications