How cool is that!

Official Google Blog, The Next Web coverage #gtvhackathon (google plus) and #gtvhackathon (twitter).



Many thanks to @nodisonaur @FraserHardy_uk

There are a thousand reasons to hire me.

I did a couple of things I am really proud of.


991) Launched mobile app to Android Market within 48hrs:


992) Established relationships on various events:
  • Facebook Developer Garage London
  • PHP London
  • Devnest
  • Social Media World Forum
  • UX London
  • Digital Shoreditch
  • Internet World
  • silicon milkroundabout
  • eBusiness Bootcamp
  • World Internet Summit
  • Search Marketing Expo (New York)


993) New language to the team assets (38m emerging market in Central Europe) and I am not afraid to speak:


994) I code a little bit:


995) First website 11 years ago. First job 6 years ago. First campaign 2.5 years ago. 39% CTR:

(I am taking part in Google Engage for Agencies programme and I have received GAP certificate)

996) 1m views on Facebook and 1% CTR:




997) Reclaimed legendary page and generated 1k likes:


998) My idea went viral and gained 8k shares in 7 days:

(other service: 11k votes and 60 comments)

999) You can name boards and fabric a "startup". Currently: 20k fans on Facebook:


1000) I play bridge on world-class level.(World Bridge Federation). It prooves analytical skills:




Looking for challenging opportunities.

Willing to change the World.


mstefanow@gmail.com



Proper CV, transcript of records, references - available on request.

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LAST BUT NOT LEAST:


I can be humble, I can be proud. I have obtained MSc in Computer Science from the second largest technical university in Poland. That makes me look positive into the future.

I am the Specialist and I am working for Citrix! 6080x1440

(blurred the image so you don't get the source code)

Such shame I'm using shiny iMac mostly as an external display:

If you are interested: jobs in Citrix

Internet Explorer in iPhone? Now it is possible:

And we do eat our own dogfood, this technology is actually amazing!

Go and visit: OlympicOpinion.com


That was something really great! Tomasz is an amazing guy and expert in his field (he works for BBC and launches his company soon).

This photo from Flickr become my favourite:


And I realized I do really need to work on my accent - I speak like Borat. Some media coverage from CNET:


Hell Yeah! OlympicOpinion.com

BTW: I am the specialist!

I try to build very simple application. Kind of memory game that helps you remember faces.

The problem I'm getting now is that I'm setting delay in an other thread (wait for image change) but the change happens almost instantly.



Maybe at the first place I should get resources in such a clumsy way? First impression from Android Development: everything is organised in a standard way. Convention over configuration!

As an exam was taken in a secure browser I was unable to perform the traditional screenshot:


Thanks to Google Engage for Agencies I have received a voucher and passed my first fundamental exam!

UPDATE: The fundamentals part was slightly easier so I decided to take the advanced part straight away. Here are the results:


And here goes the actual certificate:


Just wondering if a customer can search me in an online database now? Yes, they can. Just go to: google.starttest.com then Search for Qualified Individuals:

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Syllabus:

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It will be a great opportunity to review my knowledge. I had term-long (usually 15h + 15h of lectures and laboratories) courses on each of specified topics. Just refer to my transcript of records.

Repetition is the mother of skill. I haven't found practical day-to-day application of all my courses. This time I'm gonna change it, thanks to London Hackspace and incredible inventor Jan Kolano I'm staying in touch with.

This book may be helpful:
Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach
Amazon: £49.99 or $59.98 (nowadays you need to be very careful where to buy from)