Location:
Lund, Sweden
Remote:
Yes -- preferred.
Willing to relocate:
Possibly, to English-speaking countries.
Technologies:
C, C++, Python, Bash, Make, Linux/POSIX system programming, emulation, and lots of other stuff that I could probably refresh relatively quickly.
Résumé/CV:
Prepared on request.
Portfolio/various stuff:
Three videos from an NES emulator I've been working on. (Sorry for being terrible at these games. :P)
<a href=" (Demonstration of rewinding.)
<a href=" (The "High Hopes" demo.)
<a href=" (Longer gameplay video from Bucky O'Hare.)
Source code for emulator: <a href="
My Stack Overflow profile: <a href="
A tutorial on interpreting circuits in Visual 6502 (a JavaScript-based circuit simulator):
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A page on detailed interrupt behavior for the 6502 CPU:
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A diagram that outlines the timing of operations performed by the NES's graphics chip during frame rendering (that won't make any sense without some prior knowledge of how NES graphics work :):
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(I've made lots of other contributions to the NesDev wiki.)
An interpreter for the Linux kernel's configuration language (Kconfig): 
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A work-in-progress (hence the silly placeholder description) IRC bot I put together to experiment with various Linux-specific APIs (epoll, timerfd, signalfd, and others -- it also has a ring buffer that uses virtual memory tricks): <a href="
My old Master's Thesis where I put together a fast-booting Linux system (which won the "Best Master's Thesis" award that year): <a href=" (Some details bother me a bit now that I know more. :)
My configuration files (for Bash scripting and the like): <a href="
My "practice" repository, which should give an idea of my coding style without having to wade through a ton of code:
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(I probably forgot some stuff. :/)
I'll take a fun project and careful coworkers over a huge salary, so don't hesitate to contact me even if all you have is a smaller "indie-style" project. Working for a smaller company would be fun to try. :)
Email: moc.liamg[ta]rezilaflu in reverse.