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Hi! My name's Zak & I'm a dev who's worked on startups, fast-growth series D, Fortune 500, and FAANG (Amazon dev) codebases.

• Develops software across industries, teams, & has experience at just about every scale in which the software life cycle is utilized
• Self-taught college dropout with a love for sharing the knowledge
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Sr. Dev at Anaconda Inc.building out the world's most popular data science platform alongside a thriving open source community that empowers students, professionals, & enterprises alike to innovate in groundbreaking real-world business impacting ways thru the power of emerging Web 3 technologies like that of Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence solutions.

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Self-Taught Dev Looking to make it a full-time career? Feel free to reach out!

I'm always down to hop on a call with any #codenewbies out there looking for some advice from a fellow self-taught engineer who's been through that journey and made it to some upper levels of tech without a degree. As a 28-day college dropout I can relate to how the information overload can knock you off course on your journey and make it feel like a daunting task to become a full-time dev - but I assure you, No degree is needed to become a full-time dev 😉

If I'm able to help others to better define that path towards becoming a full-time software dev, then I'd love to do so - feel free to reach out via anyone of my socials. I'm always down to hop on a call with #codenewbie's looking to break into the dev career as well as those experienced #webdev's looking to break into the #bigtech dev career. Can't make it an easy journey, but hopefully - if you give me the time - I can at the very least help to simplify the path so you're re-assured that your'e headed in the right direction within your career path.