I Prefer Jim Developer James Schubert shares his code and his thoughts.

About

What do you want to do?

There are three levels in which I would enjoy working:

• Systems Developer
• Software Developer
• Web Developer

What is your favorite programming language?

This is a tough question, because there are different situations for different languages. Overall, I prefer C#. Developing in C# is much faster, and much easier to debug. However, there are times when I just want a quick script to rename files or something, for which a scripting language or even a batch file is superior.

What is your work style?

I consider myself a self-motivated developer. Sometimes I like to fully analyze a problem before coding it. Sometimes I find it easier to start coding to help understand a problem. I also love working in small teams, because I believe that is the best way to mature as a developer.

Every situation is different. I like to write modular code to save time on future projects which share similarities to previous ones.

What is your past experience?

• Ruby/Rails about 1 year (personal)
• Oracle 1.5 years (professional)
• AJAX 4 years (personal and professional)
• C++ 2 year (personal and professional)
• Python ~1 year (personal)
• jQuery 4 years (personal and professional)
• ASP.NET 3 years (professional), 1 year (academic)
• C# 4 years (professional), 2 years (academic)
• SQL Server 3 years (professional), 2 years (academic)
• PHP: ~3-4 years (personal and professional)
• MySQL ~2-3 years (personal)
• CSS: ~9-10 years
• HTML: ~11 years

What are your career goals?

I want to grow as a developer, both professionally and personally. I would like a position which encourages working on side projects, creativity, learning new languages, and exploring new technologies. I would like to play a larger role in the design and development of new technologies.

What do you want to make?

Beautiful, clean code.

Why should we hire you?

Because I am a cool guy who gets things done: I know what I'm doing, and I'm good at what I do. If you have any questions, feel free to email me.