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Hi everyone. Hope you're all doing great! My name is Yuhri and I'm a software engineer with 5 years of experience helping companies to build great products. And I'm actively searching for new opportunities. I've worked with various programming languages, frameworks, tools and cloud platforms. There're some of those: • Javascript • Clojure/Clojurescript • Golang • Kafka • Relational Databases (Postgres, MySQL) • Kubernetes • AWS/GCP • XTDB Most of my professional life was working on Fintechs, operating the Brazilian Payment System and the brand new Instant Payment Platform (PIX). I'm always opened to learn new technologies and tooling. Feel free to contact me at anytime: https://wlo.link/@yuhrao
Hey everyone! Kroo are looking for tech leads to join their growing team. Whether you are an experienced manager or have led a project and are keen to take on more responsibility, Kroo are open to chatting! You'll be leading a team of 4-6 developers and working hands-on in Clojure, so working knowledge of Clojure is key. Any UK-based developers, drop me a message on here if you're interested or want more details 🙂 🏡 UK only (remote or hybrid) 📍 London and Manchester offices 📄 Job description: https://bit.ly/3BBmHE0 📩 <mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>
Hello, I'm looking for my first job in Clojure. My professional experience is mostly with PHP ecosystems - 8 yrs. But I've been Emacs tinkerer for 5 yrs. I live in plain text & org-mode. Emacs have started my love & admiration for Lisp and Clojure. Two months ago I quit my job in the corporation and I started learning Clojure full-time. I've read 4 books so far: - Clojure for the Brave and True, - The Joy of Clojure, - Programming Clojure, - Web Development with Clojure And I'm doing some examples on 4ever-clojure. But most job offers require some experience in Clojure. How can I get the first experience? Maybe I should do some example projects? What do you think about my CV? Any feedback is welcome and appreciated!
You read all the books in a couple of months? Impressive, especially Joy of Clojure can be quite dense. If you haven’t done so I recommend building a simple app/system and listing it on your GitHub profile. Then watch clojure job channels and reach out to companies that look interesting I would say professional clojure experience isn’t required in many cases
Thank you very much for your positive reactions & kind words. It gave me a little encouragement. In next month I will try to build something bigger than examples from books.
For that, a good start (or inspiration) could be to look at Sean's usermanager example: https://github.com/seancorfield/usermanager-example