rafetefe

Wish someone pay me to build stuff like this, such a cool project to work to

Location: Turkey

  Remote: Yes

  Willing to relocate: Yes

  Technologies: Java, Spring, Microservices

  Résumé/CV: https://github.com/rafetefe/files/blob/main/RafetEfeGazanfer.pdf

  Email: rafetefegazanfer@gmail.com

  Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, Helm, Docker, TDD, DDD, RDMS, Kafka, RabbitMQ, MongoDB, Couchbase, PostgreSQL. Microservices and their patterns. (CQRS, Telemetry, Central Logging (ELK), Istio, Reactive) 

I am actually pretty generalist and have bunch of background in variety of stuff but lately have been focusing on the 'professional' java scene.

Open for paid/unpaid internships since I like developing and some project to tinker on routinely daily would be fun. (Also I need experience)

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  Location: Izmir, Turkey
  Remote: Yes
  Onsite: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Java Spring, Typescript, Python, C#, Go
  Résumé/CV: https://github.com/rafetefe/files/blob/main/RafetEfeGazanfer.pdf
  Email: rafetefegazanfer@gmail.com

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Experience on: FastAPI, Flask, Nestjs, ExpressJs | SQL, NoSQL, Caching (Redis/memchached/tempfs | Years of *unix user. Confy with terminal. Bash | Docker but no Clustering yet | Kinda know about Lambda and Cloud VMs but no professional experience maintaining or hosting. Planning to host a porftolio on one of the free tiers just for sake of learning.

Learning: Currently trying to learn spring boot and microservice architecture with some other techs like kafka/rabbitmq/elasticsearch but I am open to working on other stuff including go, rails, js, php, rust, c and maybe some frontend stuff to create a "polished product feel".

Hello, I am looking for an unpaid internship/junior position. (Fine by me if you insist on paying but I don't have a work permit for neither USA nor EU.) Got bored searching for jobs in limited Turkish market where all positions require +2 experience at least. Want to join a team and practice working on real products.

Location: Izmir, Turkey

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Open to learn any (c_sci nerd). exp_on: python (ML/DL/CV/BACKEND/GUI/ETL), typescript (nestjs/backend), c#(.net-core)

Hobbies: Operating Systems, CS Textbooks

Résumé/CV: https://github.com/rafetefe/files (cv + coverL.)

Email: rafetefegazanfer@gmail.com

Aiming for growth. Can work for up to +60h a week for any salary. high responsibility is appreciated. If you need a generalist freelancer to take some of your responsibilities, I am also accessible through upwork (upwork option is only for convince. I would be welcome if you have any other method for transactions)

location : Turkey

remote : Yes

relocate : Possible

tech : backend, computer vision, linux/os

cv : https://github.com/rafetefe/files/blob/main/RafetEfeGazanfer...

linkedin : linkedin.com/in/rafetefegazanfer

email : rafetefegazanfer@gmail.com

Hey. Interested in any sort of computational position. Backend, Software Dev., AI, OS, Databases, Machine Learning fields are prioritized but I am open to any other sort of engineering and stem fields.

I have degrees in computer engineering and computer programming. Generally have theoretical, researcher mindset. Like analyzing and abstracting.

As a Turk with very little interest to History, would like to share my guesses about viewpoints of these characters have.

First of all I am very impressed about how modern the ambassador is for 192X. He is Liberal exactly like someone from USA would be today.

Now! Liberalism is not a idea that is easily accessible back then. Let alone find a any group of people that will backup you in this way. Even in current Turkey's politics: only 2-3 parties are viable in election and they are all about deciding whether country should go Muslim-National (Auth-Right but Muslim Traders Only) or National-National (Auth-Left)

Considering that Ottoman Empire was multi-cultural gaint and considering that literacy of people of Ottoman Empire were about low as %10. People from same culture/race/religion lived near together and even tho there have been problems here and there, they were probably doing fine like humanity of today.

But when once-in-a-life-time event occurs and you find yourself survived a war but your old government is colepsed; and the New authority (politicly) doesn't look anything different from a group of revolters/rioters from at your standpoint. Who can you trust in the middle of all this chaos other than people of your race/culture/religion.

Kurds, Armenians, Greeks, Muslims Cults/Sheiks, Old Ottoman Government's supporters, all rioted and tried to overthrown the new authority of TBMM (team Ataturk/Republic) within very near time spans.

At that point it must have been normal to react to these 'issues' with this much aggression.

Calling it 'Ptsd of an authority' would sum it maybe.

Still the whole event is presumably a overkill/genocide when we take a look at from the current perspective.