Last update of this page: Aug 2019.
- Currently I’m a software engineer at Vincit. I’m very happy.
- 2018 was super nice. I lectured Web Software Development @ TUT twice and used rest of my time working on new features for the A+ e-learning system and its sibling systems, a brand new peer-review tool that hooks into A+, and transferring some of our courses into the platform. 2018 was the last year of my employment at TUT.
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havehad a one-man company ( as a sidejob/hobby) where I fix computers & make websites and give private classes of math. - I have been working at our department since summer 2015. The list of courses that I have been involved with has grown rather nice. Full listing with a tad more details over at https://www.cs.tut.fi/~heinop/
- Identity and Access Management (project work, exercise sessions)
- Introduction to Programming (teaching a summer course, head teatching assistant etc.)
- Programming Techniques (project work, exercise sessions)
- Operating Systems (exercises sessions)
- Concurrency (project work)
- I am highly passionate and obsessive about the subjects I’m interested in.
- I am highly interested in computers (or to use the slightly nicer yet colder word: ATK).
- My main interests in computing include distributed systems, microservices, virtualization, SRE (to use the Googley term) etc.
- Two cats.
- Manowar >40 times, 12 countries.
Some projects: Unisafka.fi, Nyssetutka.fi, TabJump, CCGraph
This is sorta silly but I really like this thought: I attended a Docker party at Futurice and, against all that is me, grabbed a sticker. The sticker is blunt. It says “Love the problem, not the solution”. My partner asked me what the heck it was, the sticker, when she found it. I promptly answered “It’s my mark”. Silly, I told you so, but it fits rather well. I really like to talk about problems in different areas of computing, how they could be solved, and what the tradeoffs would be in this and that outcome.