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devb0x

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Software design and development .NET, c#, windows dev, sql server, php, python, html, js, mysql, apache, whm, cpanel, linux (centos, debian), bash, ssh, release management, ci, team lead skills, client skills.

open to remote, contract.

ihazthecodez@gmail.com

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Yep I was particularly interested in long breaks for the kids and how you handle that, but I see you're able to work around it.

Thanks for the feedback on picking my tech, I guess you're right but thats what happens when you work in project environments. I'll put forward my primary skills as my value prop.

Thanks for responding

  Location: South Africa
  Remote: Yes please. 

  Im looking at remote contract work, few hours a week. 

  Willing to relocate: Sure.
  Technologies:

           16 years experience in Software design and development
           Team lead skills, client skills, can write a spec, integrate systems.
           
           .NET, c#, ado.net, windows dev, sql server. I lost touch of asp.net as it got too crazy and stopped being fun. I now dig java, jersey, jax-rs, java web apps for web. 

           php, python, html, js, mysql, curl, scp, bash, ssh, setup a tunnel.

           linux (centos, debian), windows server

           apache, whm, cpanel, jetty

           Release management, ci, some simple ansible
           
           Can do java Jax-RS in jersey, java web apps, java windows services, rabbitmq, jdbc, maven. 

          
  Resume: 

            Ask to see my full resume. But you'd have to be serious and email me from your company email address. I don't just send resumes out whilly nilly.

  Email:
ihazthecodez@gmail.com

You got the budget I got the skills. Oh and you can trust me on your server, big guys do.

back your self up with well written code, committed into a VCS with proper comments. For each one that is rewritten mark those commits somewhere in a list of notes. Discuss each one with him if his check in comment is not clear as to why. When he's right, leave it, when he's being a jerk note it. If all else fails you have documented your reasons. Then go and find a new gig cuz you've done all you can.

Its tough man. When we had our child, tech took a back seat. I worked as I needed to, sometimes a little late but I made family come first. Your wife will need you, family first. As your little one gets older you'll get back to normal, but for now focus where you know you need to focus.

Congrats!