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Principle Software Developer | 29 Years with C++ | 38 Years in IT
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I am an experienced freelancer with 38 years in IT. Hands-on experience has gifted me a deep understanding of business processes, IT security, software design and development, and DevOps. I literally wrote the textbook on hardware used in Norway to educate IT technicians and other IT professionals.
I work full-time at my own company in the EU. This makes it straightforward to invoice your company, anywhere in the world, for services I provide.
I have state-of-the-art hardware to take on any work with Linux (including Docker, Kubernetes, microservices, libraries, tools), Android (native apps, Qt apps, C++ libraries), Windows 11 (desktop apps, system services, tools), macOS, and iOS - and experience with all of it - including cross-platform projects. In addition, I have a flexible lab that can simulate cloud workloads.
I have used AI for several years, both online models like ChatGPT and local models running on my own hardware. I believe it’s overhyped. But it can be very useful.
My primary programming language today is C++20. I also use other languages frequently.
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