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[Klemens Mantzos]

hallo wuerd mich sehr gern, wenn du interesse hast, mit dir treffen.
der job den du da beschreibst is zu 99,9% mein traujob.

meine telefonnummer: +43 676 753 70 62

On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 2:38 AM, Felix Erkinger <erkinger at gmx.net> wrote:
> Senior Python/Django Web Developer
>
> Experience/Skills
>
> * Excellent Python Knowledge; Bonus: usage of Jython, basic Java knowledge
far from excellent, but i love te concept behind the language. and
have intense javascript skills (server and clientside).

> * Bonus: Contributed accepted code to solid open source projects;
>  Double-Bonus: Did that for Django.
first django experiences approximately a year ago, and would love to
work on top of and in django. never actually worked on a project with
it. just private interest.

> * Knowing Django by Heart, having used/looked at pinax and various
>  django pluggables, having successfully built at least two
>  production applications written mostly in python with Django
evaluated pinax half a year ago for to present it at my former
employee knallgrau. its a pretty awesome application. sadly I could
just dream about actually working with it. what I coded the last 4
years was pretty much a pinax like application, but in helma
(http://helma.org).

> * Knowledge and opinion about Software-Architecture;
>  Bonus: High Availability Environments
an opinion on that has everybody. problem is: to have knowlege and let
self written code go just because its not loosely plugged enough or
doesn't fit in a mvc pattern. i hate hacked code, and love to write in
a well architecture software environment.

> * Solid SQL knowledge and data modelling experience especially PostgreSQL;
>  Bonus: Oracle
mostly msyql but a little bit of postgresql.

> * Good knowledge of Javascript and Javascript libraries
>  and techniques (AJAX); Bonus: Jquery
worked for wollzelle for some moths. refactored pretty much of the
gucci.com website. worked on many backend prototype.js and jquery
workflows like multi file upload, client side form validation so
called ajax forms. my home is where javascript (and similar) languages
live. so I know how to deal with flash too.

> * HTML and CSS: to a level a web designer can take over the stubs
>  and make a good graphical design out of these
haven't worked on complete designs for some time now. but have intense
knowlege about html and css (couldn't code effects in js without it),
and would love to make a complete design again...the part when it
comes troubles and bugs of certain browsers is more a pain, but thats
the way it is...

> * Experience with a Linux environment for the server side
>  (we are development platform agnostic, you can use your favorite
>   mac/windows/linux/bsd/ setup for developing)
>  Bonus: experience with virtual machines environments
have some experience in configuring and setting up testing/production
environments. but I not really a sysadmin. always interested to learn
new commands and tools in the shell :)

> * Shipping quality software on time; Bonus: experience with Scrum
thats the way I roll!

> * Easy-going personality and good interpersonal skills
easy going....would be a layer to agree with that ;)
I'm a very feedback oriented person. Need to give and GET feedback. So
I can handle any kind of feedback, and I need it. On the other hand, I
need to give my opinion on workflows and concepts. To make it simple:
"Even if I don't agree. I'll do it as described. But I have to say
what I think about it."

> * Excellent communications skills and experience in
>  working remotely over Voice/Video Conferencing/Email/Chat/IssueTracking/
>  VersionControl Systems and other online collaboration tools
cant work without svn (better git)
i'm able to email/skype/chat and love to use trac.
but i live in vienna. so we could meet pretty often, if you like to.

> * Experience in at least one of these version control systems and
>  appropriate branching strategies: subversion, mercurial, git
worked with svn the last 5 years.
setup a git master on my server (fetzig.at) and commited some stuff to
it -> technology is so cool

> * Writing Unit -, Integration tests is self-evident for you,
>  using tools like unittest, nose, functest
everybody is talking about it, and nobody is doing it ;)
worked with testing on jalaLib a little but (unittest)

> * Good technical documentation writing for your code, restructured text;
>  Bonus: knowledge of Sphinx, Epydoc
love to document my code (even before I write it). don't know epydoc
and think i've heard of spinx ;)

I write well understandable code with meaningfull propery and function
names. and place a doc header over it :)

> * At ease with Continuous integration practices and tools;
>  Bonus: buildbot
what is that?

> * Using GUI Software test tools like Selenium; Bonus: Windmill
had a look at selenium when it came out. and used it on some knallgrau
communities. never got into the basic workflow. but it would make
testing a lot easier.

> * Good command of written and spoken English; Bonus: German
Hope my english is ok. German? Wienerisch geht ;)

lg,
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klemens mantzos
web developer | vienna | http://strg.at