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Willing to Relocate: Yes (USA, Canada)
Technologies: C#, .NET Core, MySQL, TypeScript, Python, C/C++, JavaScript, Next.js, Docker, CI/CD, Java, Unity, FastAPI, React
Résumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tGyUiCxoxUiM87PbMEDNpz6AgCC...
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jin-glebell/
Email: yjs2@sfu.ca
Hi all! I'm a CS undergrad senior, graduating this December. I have internship experience at two companies and have completed multiple personal projects. I also completed a practicum term where my team worked directly with a client team to fulfil their needs. My experience largely lies in web development, but I have also worked on desktop and mobile projects before.
I'm looking for any entry-level full-time software engineering position. I'm happy to talk to anyone interested!
Here's to hoping that the industry will adapt to have it aid animators for in-betweening and other things that supplement production. Anime studios are infamously terrible with overworking their employees, so I legitimately see benefits coming from this tool if devs can get it to function as proper frame interpolation (where animators do the keyframes themselves and the model in-betweens).
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Yes (USA, Canada)
Technologies: C#, .NET Core, MySQL, TypeScript, Python, C/C++, JavaScript, Next.js, Docker, CI/CD, Java, Unity, FastAPI, React
Résumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tGyUiCxoxUiM87PbMEDNpz6AgCC...
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jin-glebell/
Email: yjs2@sfu.ca
Hi all! I'm a CS undergrad senior, graduating this December. I have internship experience at two companies and have completed multiple personal projects. I also completed a practicum term where my team worked directly with a client team to fulfil their needs. My experience largely lies in web development, but I have also worked on desktop and mobile projects before.
I'm looking for any entry-level full-time software engineering position. I'm happy to talk to anyone interested!
I have no formal training, but I've watched a lot of writing-related YouTube videos and read books on writing. For you, I recommend just opening a blank doc (digital or just normal paper) without thinking about all that. I think consuming a lot of writing instructional resources up front is pretty paralyzing and demotivating, because it's easy to overthink. A trap a lot of writers (including me! Been there, done that) fall into is thinking about writing instead of actually writing.
If you have any ideas at all you wanna explore, just don't overthink it and get some words out (without worrying about stuff like prose or characterization or anything else). When I was younger, I'd browse https://www.tumblr.com/writing-prompt-s a lot as they have really interesting ideas.
Hope this is helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions; I could write about writing all day.