Hi my name is Roman

Hi, I’m Roman, a software engineer with 4 years of industry experience and over 10 years of freelance development experience. I’ve honed my skills working for companies like Tesla and John Deere, specializing in embedded operating systems and automation scripts.

This is my blog where you will find software engineering career posts, SaaS ideas, open source projects, and an occasional book review.

Experience

Software Engineering Career Tips

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Internships are a cheat code for getting into big tech companies

If you’re like me and taking a traditional 4 year degree route to become a software engineer, I highly recommend that you put effort into securing as many internships as you can get and attend every career fare your school has to offer. I have done 3 internships in total. Two over the summer and…

Projects

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Directory of Software Engineering Blogs

Recently I have been on the hunt for small time software engineering (SWE) blogs and they have been a challenge to find. Active blogs written by individuals in my space (that are not stale) are hard to find. As a result I created my own software engineering blog directory: sweblogs.fyi

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Scheme Interpreter Written in Python

Scheme is a powerful functional programming language with fun syntax. Because Scheme has no loops – you have to think recursively. Check out my Scheme interpreter written in Python.

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