Position: Trainee/Intern/Junior Embedded Developer
Category: C++
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 0

- A gui program for windows in assembly. It spits swears at me and asks if I'm `ok' or `cancel' with it.
- Linux driver written in C that reminds me every half an hour of the fact that my dearest friend is dead and I buried him.
- Telegram bot written in Python that sends me some data from my work. He also reminds me about my friend on demand.
- TUI-based Rogue-like game written both in C and C++. The C version uses ncurses and C++ version is for Windows and uses my own hardcoded library for drawing, the lib uses escape sequences.
- HTTP server in C and Unix sockets, on 200 it spits HTML at me.
- I reverse engineered about 5% (my guess) of the game called Dragon's Dogma, and I made a modification for it using code injection through dinput8.dll. The mod itself increases certain stats on a specific condition, which may be a little, but this was my initial goal, and midway through re I understood that I'd like to do a complete (I mean as far as I can) re of the game. The work is stalled for now, I don't have much time and enthusiasm for this right now.
- Yeah so I also did a lot of small programs in C, C++ and Python, but I don't see a reason to mention all of them. I worked with other languages such as Rust, Lisp, Forth, and all I can say is that in Rust I did a small pong game with multiplayer and a device driver for linux. Generally, I like to explore the programming world, meaning, for example, that I wrote a small program in basic for dos (not ms).
- I made a Unix-like kernel. It sets up memory and graphics, and it does have a shell which has two or there little commands. No fs, no nothing, just a little experiment.
- will add more later
Right now I'm working as a junior DBMS administrator, my job involves working with oracle, sybase ase, sap ase, mysql and postgresql, and I do simple stuff like expanding space for database or grant roles to users, or when I see some server going crazy I look what's going on with it and try to solve the riddle. Aside from my job I'm studying Linux, Python, C and C++, assemblies, and other low-level stuff like that, MCUs and electronics.
Whatever, I'm open to any proposition. I simply want to make money doing what I like to do.