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CTO needs new place to have fun - I am in SF

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Hello there,

I am Carlos Chinchilla, I am from Costa Rica, and I have 10 years doing cool and serious stuff on the internet.

I am currently looking for a new place to hack things. I really like to solve unique problems in a very technical and clean way.

I am in San Francisco, and if you know someone who needs a true software engineer, please let me know :)

Skype: calufaxp Email: calufa@gmail.com Phone: 415 758 8719

Here is a little resume about me, you can find my full resume at this link: http://www.linkedin.com/in/calufa

About me

I currently serve as the charismatic CTO of Giga-Lab. In Giga-Lab we collect (web scrape) and transform several gigabytes of information every day using a high distributed application running in the cloud. In Giga-Lab I manage, design and develop most of the applications, while maintaining a smart, clean and intuitive development process. Giga-Lab is all about team synergy, best practices, complexity management, and clean interfaces.

Prior to Giga-Lab I built several web-based applications including audio editors, game engines, web scraping tools, touch screen applications, online video processing applications, image galleries, video portals, and tons of flash templates.

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I like to build abstract tools or systems, from the ground up, with no stupid frameworks or other type of unnecessary complexity. I like to inject essence to software. I really like understanding and building the interactions within the objects. For me its important that code make sense in a logical and semantical form.

I may sound idealistic, but still I build systems that works, that makes sense, and that have value. I am very good at inverse engineering, brainstorming, abstracting functionality and value, understanding the pieces that builds a system - holism -, and coming up with cool ideas with technical fundament. I am also a big dreamer.

Thanks alot for your time, CCH

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