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$150 USD / hour

albuquerque,

united states

$150 USD / hour

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Joined June 28, 2012

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Brian S.

@brianstinar

5.0

(5 reviews)

5.1

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$150 USD / hour

albuquerque,

united states

$150 USD / hour

100%

Jobs Completed

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On Budget

100%

On Time

25%

Repeat Hire Rate

Programmer Extraordinaire

Hello! My name is Brian Stinar, and I own a software company located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. While starting my own software company, I made a great start for myself on [login to view URL] to pay my bills for a while before finding customers located in my own town. I hope that my experiences on Freelancer will be just as good, or better. I used to code all the time. Now I manage a team of programmers, and spend most of my time on management, and sales.

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5.0

$30.00 USD

Install jQuary Plguin - Social Media Tabs

Excellent | Great Communication Skills | Fun To Work With | Looks what you need prior to starting project and making sure all your needs are met at the end! | Highly Recommend! New To Freelancer but not knew to hands on experience! Will Use Again!

Jeffery B.

@DomaniFarm

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11 years ago

5.0

$3,412.50 USD

Longitudinal Network / Graph Visualization of Email Data

Brian is absolutely fantastic. He works with his customers to make sure that expectations are aligned, explains everything he does thoroughly, is a great coder, sends regular updates, completes everything on time, thoroughly tests and debugs, makes insightful suggestions to improve the project, and checks to make sure that his customers are satisfied with the progress of the work. I would use him again in a heart beat and highly recommend him to others. A+.

System Admin

Yosem C.

@stanfordlib

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12 years ago

5.0

$34.00 USD

Flash Banners

very thorough worker with great ideas and a very fast learner

PHP

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Software Architecture

Software Testing

MySQL

Peter E.

@peteskivw

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15 years ago

5.0

$34.00 USD

Flash/PHP Game

a great communicator and always worked beyond expectations

PHP

Engineering

Software Architecture

Software Testing

MySQL

Peter E.

@peteskivw

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15 years ago

5.0

$21.25 USD

C++ Small code optimisation

Excellent all round. Very reasonable to work with, gives options for solving problems and can perform. Could not expect better.

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Hamza L.

@Lamine1801

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15 years ago

Experience

Noventum Custom Software Development

Aug 2012 - Present

My buddy and I founded Noventum Custom Software Development about six years ago. Finally, I quit my 9-5 to focus on it, and bought him out for $250. So far, I've had a number of contracting and consulting customers. There are (in reverse chronological order): 1.) A customer through vWorker, which is now on my profile here. This was a lot of Python and MySQL work. 2.) My old 9-5 job, since they were short handed and sad to see me go. 3.) Work I did for The Social Logic Institute - a local non pro

Flow Science

Aug 2010 - Jul 2012 (1 year, 11 months)

At Flow Science, I was a software engineer working on the FLOW-3D GUI. The vast majority of my job involved C++ development using Qt in Visual Studio 2005 and then later 2008. I was also responsible for troubleshooting all Linux-related build and development issues. I helped out with tons of different build issues, and ported our development environment from VS2005 to VS2008. There was a tiny bit of web development I integrated into our software.

Leader Technologies

Jul 2009 - Aug 2010 (1 year, 1 month)

This is where I got good at web programming. Thanks Leader Tech! Managed software development for Xerox, Fujitsu, Logitech, Kodak and internal projects. Used fuzzing techniques to automate component testing. Added functionality to Xerox web based registration site in Perl and JavaScript. Created internal system to parse mail server logs and web based system to visualize server health. Created JavaScript / JSON / HTML system to allow Logitech registrations to be selected visually with an 'image b

Education

Bachelor\'s in Russian - IN PROGRESS

The University of New Mexico,

United States

2012

(Less than a year)

Master\'s of Science in Computer Science

The University of New Mexico,

United States

2006 - 2009

(3 years)

Bachelor\'s of Science in Computer Science

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology,

United States

2002 - 2006

(4 years)

Publications

Energy-Aware Duplication Strategies for Scheduling Precedence-Constrained Parallel Tasks on Clusters

2006 IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing

Abstract Optimizing energy consumption has become a major concern in designing economical clusters. Scheduling precedence-constrained parallel tasks on clusters is challenging because of high communication overhead. Although duplication-based strategies are applied to minimize communication overhead, most of them merely consider schedule lengths, completely ignoring energy consumption of clusters. In this regard, we propose two energy-aware duplication scheduling algorithms, called EADUS and TEBUS, to sc