* Email: Please see my résumé (to avoid email crawlers)
* Summary: Software engineer turned systems engineer. I used to be an active extension developer--author of ProCon Latte Content Filter and tinyFilter, for Firefox and Chrome respectively--then moved around Europe and decided to get into the rental field while, at the same time, providing IT support to local businesses. In the mean time I learned a lot about (physical) security systems, and develop IoT devices with Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards. My software developer skills are still honed, and I am currently learning Go and Elixir. I really love troubleshooting IT issues and develop/teach/research microcontroller-based solutions. Please feel free to reach out to me if you are passionate about what you do and are working on a meaningful product/service.
You might need at least a user every 70m (210ft) for FireChat to work properly; not feasible in these circumstances.
During such catastrophes setting up a temporary airMAX as an open access point would be a more speedy and reliable solution; only need one telephone line to operate, the teams don't have to waste time installing other apps, and the antenna's wifi coverage is greater than a cheap router's.
* Remote: Yes
* Willing to relocate: Yes (Can work for any company in the US and Europe without VISA sponsorship)
* Technologies: Operating Systems (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, RHEL, Arch Linux, macOS, Windows, Android), Cloud Computing (AWS, DigitalOcean, VPS), Containers and Virtual Machines (Docker, VMware, VirtualBox), SourceControl (Git, GitHub), Web Development (HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Perl, Java, SQL, MQTT), Network Troubleshooting, Customer Support, Technical Documentation (Microsoft Office, Google Suite, LaTeX)
* Résumé/CV: https://hpaolini.com/resume/Hunter_S_Paolini_Resume.pdf
* Email: Please see my résumé (to avoid email crawlers)
* Summary: Software engineer turned systems engineer. I used to be an active extension developer--author of ProCon Latte Content Filter and tinyFilter, for Firefox and Chrome respectively--then moved around Europe and decided to get into the rental field while, at the same time, providing IT support to local businesses. In the mean time I learned a lot about (physical) security systems, and develop IoT devices with Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards. My software developer skills are still honed, and I am currently learning Go and Elixir. I really love troubleshooting IT issues and develop/teach/research microcontroller-based solutions. Please feel free to reach out to me if you are passionate about what you do and are working on a meaningful product/service.