dkvasnicka

XQuery jobs are fairly rare these days... if you ever decide to hire people in Europe I may chime in ;)

Well, that stdio thing is actually what I love about Hacker Rank :) I don't think the boilerplate code is a problem, if you use a reasonable language. Racket is a pleasure to use over there, Clojure slightly less so but wouldn't call it irritating...

But yeah, I've seen some Java solutions on HR...

I was thinking the same question and the reply would probably be "performance". I don't think untyped Racket can currently compete with SBCL and I'm not sure they'd be interested in Typed Racket. But I'd love to be proven wrong on both of those things ;)

Location: Ostrava, Czech Republic, Europe

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Clojure, Racket / Scheme, Java (+ Spring et. al.), Groovy (+ Grails), R, a bit of Python, JS, CoffeeScript; Hadoop MR, Pig, Spark, Hazelcast; SQL, MongoDB, Neo4J & Riak basics

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rvhh0ucxbitjtst/cv_daniel_kvasnick... and http://cz.linkedin.com/in/danielkvasnickajr/

Email: daniel [ d o t ] kvasnicka [ a t ] me [ d o t ] com

Links:

* https://github.com/dkvasnicka

* http://danielkvasnicka.net/

* https://www.hackerrank.com/dkvasnicka

I'd like to join a company where I could let loose my love for data and functional programming - with lots of parentheses, preferably :) I'm currently working in a data science team in a major pricing science company, applying algos to heaps of transaction data in order to find out how to make more money on B2B transactions. I know some ML basics and I'm actively learning more. I'm not able to relocate but I have a firm grip on remote working as I've been working remotely for a few years now. I'm OK with visiting your HQ like two times a year or something like that...