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CRS 2014, Programmer's Breakfast, CMA Research, CRB Copyright
Photo Credit: Sara Kauss / (c) Country Radio Seminar
Hi, my name is Andy Czuppa. I'm an application architect-in-training with
the Maricopa County Clerk of Superior Court. I've been with the county for over 5 years (mainly as the senior developer) and in the software field for 20. In this photo you can see the nearly endless shelves of case file folders that are housed in the building in which I work. We're basically in the basement of a parking garage that takes up most
of a city block here in Phoenix, Arizona. If global warming results in any kind of flooding to this area, we're in BIG trouble
Programmers at work: From left, MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute teammates Dani Makovec, Ethan Acosta, MIT LL program coordinator Dr. Sarah Willis, Myles Sylvester, Megan Ameigh and Maegen Aljure learn to code game mechanics in Python during the “Serious Game Development with AI” in mid-July 2020 at the Namo Weto Youth Center. (U.S. Army photo by Jessica Dambruch)
This is a PIC Programmer and experiment board. There are 31 resitors on this board. Whew. That was a lot to solder among other components. I am waiting for a 15V Power Supply for this Programmer.
I've been a Dr. Dobb's Journal reader for as long as I can remember -- which is about 22 years in a variety of software development related jobs. For the last 8 years, I've been the Technical Operations Manager for a startup company doing WAN setup and insurance claims processing for pharmacies.
Programmers behind the highly successful "Spinning Banana" during the national Robocode Finals in Tipperary Institute.
I'm the Asset Database Officer for Amtrak, where I manages a database of over 400 tables. This photo is from the roof of 30th Street Station with the Philadelphia skyline in the background
CRS 2014, Programmer's Breakfast, CMA Research, CRB Copyright
Photo Credit: Shea Haliburton / (c) Country Radio Seminar
I swear, I was coding for a half hour with Dylan just staring at the screen. No idea what he was looking at.