divad1196/modulehandler

A dynamic module handler, with standalone tools

David Gallay

I am available to anyone having a question about Computer science (as long as I can help you). Just contact me.

Profil summary

Main skills

• Diplomed Security Engineer
• Fullstack developer
• Software engineer
• Linux Sysadmin
• DevOps Engineer
• Cloud Engineer (AWS)
• Data Management
• Postgresql Database Manager
• Good networking knowledges

Skills I don't have/master enough

• I am NOT a designer
• Not fluent on Windows system administration and Powershell

Soft Skills

• Quick learner
• Able to think out-of-the-box and challenge ideas in order to find the best solution

Social Media

• Linkedin

Languages

• French (mother tongue)
• English (officially B2, evaluated C1)
• German (officially B1, had reached level B2)
• Italian (estimated A1-A2)
• (Portugeis: able to undestand and speak a bit)

Programming languages

• Python: My default language. I think I master all of its current features.
  • Web: I use Flask/Fastapi the most, but I also did use Django.
  • I mainly create tools and scripting to manage systems and APIs.
  • I also use it for Data management (gathering, cleaning, storing, ... sometimes ploting) using panda, numpy, request, json, lxml, ....
• Rust: This is now my favorite language. I love the macros, the syntax and how the functional paradigm is used. I am now almost as proefficient using Rust than using Python.
• Javascript: I have used vanilla javascript and jquery a lot (not by choice). I often use it when I need a graphical interface.
  I have used Vuejs (default choice), React (liked it best), AlpineJs (for POC-ing, or when I don't need much)
• C++: My first love. I still practice it by myself but never had the luck to work professionnaly on it. I have used Qt, SFML a long time ago and did a lot of Data Structure and Algorithm on it.
• Java: I did it a lot (almost every coding course for 4 years used java). I used SpringBoot and Swing libraries/frameworks and did a lot of DSA.
• Bash: Fluent with basic scripting, loops, streams, ... I use find/grep/sed/awk/... and many others regulary (I may need to have a refresh sometimes)

I also tried ruby (+ruby-on-rails), php, haskell, elixir and golang by doing 1 projects for each of them. I undestand the notions and would be able to learn them fast. I have learned all languages I know on the fly to achieve projects and master them after a few weeks of practice. Therefore, I am pretty confident in my capacity to learn new languages.