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    <h2>TL;DR</h2> <p>I love programming. I've taught programming, I've developed medical software, and I've coded at a startup. I love all forms of software development, and most of all I love to learn new languages and frameworks. I would be a strong asset to an engineering team that is looking to be on the cutting-edge, and likes to produce high-quality software at a fast pace.</p> <h2>My self-summary</h2> <p>I earned a B.S. in Computer Science with a Minor in Physics from CSU Sacramento in 4 years. I like to seek out and overcome challenges, and am a natural problem-solver. I thrive in challenging work environments where we're trying to solve problems that haven't been solved yet, and I like to solve those challenges with clean and efficient code. My school career was focused primarily on artificial intelligence and security, and my work career has covered a range from teaching to medical imaging.</p> <h2>What I’ve worked on</h2> <p>I most recently have been working in <strong>Java</strong> on <strong>Android</strong> and <strong>Windows</strong> while making digital signage at Enplug, but I have experience with a wide range of other languages. I prefer to use the language that fits the problem more than the language I already know. Because of this approach, I excel at learning new languages and frameworks. My favorite languages right now are <strong>C++</strong> and <strong>Python</strong>. I learned modern <strong>C++</strong> while working on medical software at Volcano, and I find it to be an exceptionally versatile language. I taught myself <strong>JavaScript</strong> to develop <a href="https://shawnblakesley.github.io" rel="nofollow noreferrer">my website</a>, and to create a <a href="https://shawnblakesley.github.io/webgl.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><strong>WebGL</strong> shader demo</a> to demonstrate my abilities with <strong>GLSL</strong>.</p> <h2>I’m really good at</h2> <p>I gain expertise in new languages and frameworks very quickly. I am adept at working in teams with both programmers and non-programmers. I enjoy working with mentors and mentoring others. I focus on creating high-performance software, and writing high-quality code. </p> <h2>What I’m looking to do next</h2> <p>I love being on the cutting-edge, creating something new and unique, and being able to grow as a programmer. I'm looking for a company that expects me to use my skills to their fullest potential, and where I have an impact on the success of the company. I want to stress that I excel at learning new languages: if there's a language I don't know yet and you want a developer that knows that language, I will become that developer. I have grown from a novice to expert in new languages and frameworks at every one of my companies.</p>
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    1. CO@Pubby: Well, would you look at that. I guess I just totally missed it with my eyes. I'm sorry.
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    2. COOk, that was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't know that was a guarantee.
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    3. COI like the idea, and this might work for some people. However, my code uses multiple instances of Foo and Bar which would mean the statics would refer to the data for all of the objects.
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