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ohm

ohm

Remote. I work from home even before COVID-19 came and made that the norm.

I work at Elastic, on the Enterprise Search team working on the Workplace Search product.

We make searching through all of your internal documents easy. If your company has information in Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, Jira, Confluence and more Workplace Search allows you to connect all of these and get one unified search box for all of it.

Workplace Search is created in JRuby with a React frontend. I mostly work in the JRuby layer.

wolf4earth

wolf4earth

I’m employed at betterdoc.org in Cologne, Germany.

We’re helping patients to find the best doctor for their particular health problem, all specifically tailored to their background, place of residence, and ability to travel. By finding the best possible doctor for their particular situation we can avoid a lot of “doctor ping-pong” where patients are switching from one doctor to the next without getting proper treatment.

As this saves time and money for the patient and the patient’s insurance, we’re co-operating with a lot of insurances in Germany and Switzerland, to offer the service free of charge for their insured.

Under the hood we’re using Ruby and Elixir to build a micro-service landscape which we coordinate with a micro frontends solution we dubbed “Stacker”.

I really enjoy working here because:

  • we build a product which actually helps people live better lives
  • we’re using interesting technology with Elixir and micro-frontends
  • each friday is “innovation friday” were we can learn something new/try something out/read a book (20% time)
  • with the beginning of the pandamic we kinda became a close to “full remote” company; I haven’t been in the office in 3 months and the leadership wants to stick with that

And yeah, we’re hiring. :slightly_smiling_face:

lawik

lawik

I work for myself running underjord.io. I consult with companies in a freelance capacity. Mostly development. I also offer mentorship for developers, inexperienced or veterans according to their needs.

Mostly I’m very keen to code my own projects and do open source stuff but the bills come first.

I have a project I’m working on that I hope to try with some people soon. It should go public as open source of all goes well.

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