Sentences with phrase «just as a programmer»

The first community labs opened three years ago and became embodiments of the nascent Do - It - Yourself Biology community, a grassroots movement of enthusiasts seeking to popularize biotechnology just as programmers working from their garages popularized computing in the 1970s.

After your work experience section, you'll create a resume section that's specifically designed to show off your skills — not just as a programmer, but as an employee.

Not exact matches

In fact, Taso Du Val, CEO of Toptal, an outsourcing firm that focuses on the world's most elite technology talent told me that when his company evaluates programmers, they not only look at technical skills, but put just as much emphasis on communication skills, initiative and teamwork.

Bitcoin turns money and transactions — and therefore trade — into a programmer's paradise: money - as - a-service, with open, flexible and powerful APIs into an entire economy, all just a JSON request away.

If you are just starting out you may not have the financial capacity or required business structure to retain all the professionals that are expected to work with you, which is why you should make plans to partner with other programmers and software app developers that operate as freelancers.

Just as the success of the computer depends upon the meticulous preparation of instructions by the programmer, omitting no step in the whole process, so it is assumed that the success of the human learner, who is believed to be (among other things) a very complex cybernetic mechanism, depends upon the scrupulous logical organization of teaching materials.

Many years ago I worked as a programmer, it was quite dull and while the logical side appealed to my scientific nature it just didn't stimulate me creatively at all.

Some of my misguided colleagues do just that when they say things like, «Computers will inevitably evolve to correct flaws in our posthuman visions, such as the fact that software is endlessly buggy and needs to be fixed by human programmers.»

In November, audiences (and theater programmers) shied away from Angelina Jolie's By The Sea, just as they ignored big - budget whaling epic In The Heart of the Sea just a few weeks later.

With Ruben Impens (Raw and Felix van Groeningen's works) on board as the cinematographer, this should suit Cannes programmers» Euro - Americana sensibilities just perfectly.

Domhnall Gleeson stars as Caleb, a young programmer at Internet search engine Blue Book who's just won an office - wide lottery to spend a week with the company's reclusive but brilliant CEO, Nathan (Oscar Isaac), at his remote home / research facility in Alaska.

«BODY SNATCHERS»: TAKE 2 Treated as just another s - f programmer in 1956, Invasion of the Body Snatchers went on to become a cult and auteur classic.

Just as Wired magazine published a headline - grabbing story about hackers taking control of a new Jeep Cherokee with UConnect, engineers, computer programmers, professors, and lawyers were meeting in Ypsilanti, Michigan, to discuss evolution of the autonomous, connected automobile.

JET manufactures chips, modules and programmers that maximize horsepower and torque across the vehicle's entire power band, as opposed to just at full - throttle like some other limited tuning products on the market.

in an e-book, it'd be spiffy if our e-book viewer - apps gave the end - user a choice as to which style to use, and there's no reason why this wouldn't be possible; it just hasn't been done by most of the programmers.

«Programmers Need To Be Treated As Top Talent, Just Like Authors» A funny thing happened on the way to digital books and ebook enhancement: We forgot that we knew what we know.

People who love words will be just as upset as authors at the notion that some programmer's judgment should ever be allowed to re-write a book.

by Joseph T. Sinclair Just as webwork and the Internet were too important to leave to programmers, apps are also too important to leave to programmers.

Just as children's print books are costly to produce and therefore come at a higher price than most adult books, children's interactive app books require an entire team of programmers and designers, let alone the author who had to write the story in the first place.

but why cant a company as rich as Google just hire a truckload of programmers & get this thing done?

It is a great book, not just for beginning programmers, but also for computer users who would want to have an idea what is happening behind the scenes as they work with various computer programs.In this book, you are going to learn what the C programming language entails, how to write conditions, expressions, statements and even commands, for the language to perform its functions efficiently.

My wife and I are in almost the identical situation - 2 kids, she works part time in the biological sciences while spending plenty of time with the kids, I'm a programmer outearning her significantly - and I can tell you that I'd more than happily switch roles if she were the bread earner, and would feel just as satisfied if not more doing so.

As an entry - level programmer you're gonna find yourself working some late nights and just ordering in.

She very recently quit her job as a programmer just to be a full time traveller.

The team was pretty small, with just three programmers, so no single one of us was «lead» as such; we just led different aspects of the programming as needed, switching roles on the fly.

I'm assuming that programmers at one studio are just as talented and smart as they are at Naughty Dog so why can't these other studios produce Naughty Dog quality games?

In his day job, he was acting primarily as a programmer, so in order to exercise his more creative side, he actually spent the first year just making art for the game.

But it's sort of a catch 22, because the working conditions overall aren't satisfying as these young people grow older, and they seek out more stable employment with more consistent working hours, and come to the realization that they can make more money just doing more traditional software development, which they can find a job pretty easily in due to the fact that they tend to be highly skilled programmers with just a few years experience in the gaming industry.

It really raises the question of what we're doing — as games programmers, writers, producers, critics, and fans in general — to not just preserve the history of this fantastic medium, as anyone can keep a bunch of boxes in their loft, but ensure that these games are readily available to play.

Just as Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson attempted to extend Tolkien's world into pencil and paper games, programmers have labored to model the ritual theater of tabletop role playing sessions in software.

At the time I was working at Petroglyph on an RTS game as a programmer during the day, and just wanted a fun side project to work on as a hobby for my evenings and weekends.

If I just worked as a programmer, I'd never have these experiences.

A lot devs just dump in colored boxes or ugly programmer art as placeholder to get their systems working.

My «day job» is as a programmer / web dev of 18 years (to me, just another canvas with logic for a palette, but that is another story.)

No, this is just how the database search was setup by the programmer, as a courtesy to those named in the emails.

My career as a computer programmer fizzles as the programming languages and computers I work with become obsolete, I'm not going to be able to enter the field of brain surgery at the same level of competency on the argument that they're just two different types of thinking machines.

If I see a whole field of endeavour actively resisting any external scrutiny of their work, I am just as suspicious of them as I was of the chef programmer who worked alone nights on the organisation's core financial system, had complete change control authority and turns up to work in a car way beyond his pay grade (true story — I caught him fiddling the subcontractor's payroll ledger)

Just as the old lady responded who believed the world was supported on the back of a turtle, the answer is: «it's computer programmers all the way down!».

Keep in mind I'm not a programmer, I am just being trained as a user for a pilot program to bring it back to my state.

When I started work as a trainee engineer in the mid-1960's two - pipe pumped central heating systems were just starting to be installed and controls usually consisted of a time clock and a room thermostat, possibly even a programmer.

Before starting this site, I had spent most of my career working as a programmer, so it only made sense at the beginning to just do all the code myself.

Third, as noted above, the cable bundle, like streaming, has its own economic rationale for not just programmers and cable providers but also customers.

Before we do that, I want to confess that I use the term «programmer» very inclusively, as I'm just a resume writer and I have a limited understanding of the coder's totem pole, which seems somewhat debated (i.e. the real meaning of programmer, software developer, software engineer, and so on).

The following advice from Robert Half is just as applicable to experienced programmers as it is to those just starting out in the industry:

In other words writing a resume for a marketing assistant, programmer, nurse or nutritionist is just as easy for us as writing a resume for a Director of Finance, VP Marketing or CTO.

IT Project Manager — Professional Highlights Serve multinational corporations in a variety of technology based strategic planning and administration roles Offer expertise as a consultant, programmer, engineer, business analyst, and database administrator Lead technology projects for NASA, U.S. Customs, American Express, and General Electric Design and implement reporting, customer service, marketing, sales, and financial management software Responsible for network and database design, administration, and security Oversee enterprise - wide hardware and software upgrades resulting in increased efficiency Minimize operational and manpower costs through effective technology solutions Serve as forecast budget analyst for Joint Project Management Operations at Kennedy Space Center Develop reporting application tool using crystal reports engine on CD throughout Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Station resulting in $ 500,000 savings on user licensing fees Create detailed project plan with well - defined tasks, milestones, client sign - offs, test cycles, and specifications which served to communicate project progress to management Develop visual basic application for financial banking Institution using crystal reports to reduce the company's response time resulting in initial reporting from 2 - 3 hours to just 45 seconds Oversee multimillion - dollar software implementation for Miami Air from a consultancy level Upgrade Great Plains software platform and administered security access for Miami internal databases Write over 200 SQL stored procedures from access databases for financial institutions Compose business correspondence and prepared statistical spreadsheet analysis for Kennedy Space Center Recognized by colleagues and superiors for outstanding job performance, reliability, and efficiency Conduct surveys of operations to assess needs and identify high priority improvements Complete major product releases meeting very aggressive schedules and budgets Serve as a member of the International Cyber Threat Task Force Utilize fluencies in English, Portuguese, Arabic, French, and German to communicate with a diverse clientele Continually study emerging technologies and industry best practices Perform all duties with positivity, professionalism, and integrity