Mentors
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8 mentors who can help with software development

Washington, DC, United States
I'm here to hopefully make passionate and driven individuals goals easier to obtain.
About Amanda
Poughquag, NY
Anthony Praino is the Chief Engineer and Meteorologist on the Environmental Sciences team at the IBM Research in Yorktown Heights, NY, where he leads the systems engineering as well as develops environmental sensing and modeling applications. His focus since 2000 has been developing the Business of Weather in IBM.
About Anthony

montreal qc canada
IT expert
Book a free hour with Ashley

Jataí GO, Brazil
When I was 6, my only tech toy was a tk-85, and some tutorial magazines. I barely knew how to read, but copy from magazines was easy, I used many days writing things I did not understand well to see some simple but wonderful things for me ... since then, I've been trying to learn how this amazing technology works.
About Glaudiston
Seattle, WA
I am currently a senior applied scientist at Amazon Prime Air (drone delivery). I am designing and building the weather service to support safe drone package deliveries. I hold a PhD in atmospheric science and have been in industry for 8 years working on weather solutions for agriculture, transportation, supply chain, and aviation.
About Jeff

Boston, MA
PhD in Tropical Meteorology. Meteorologist and Software Engineer focused in sub-to-seasonal prediction. Worked at The Weather Company for nearly a decade (weather dot com/WSI). Currently working for hedge fund as an energy and natural gas research quant focused in weather. Co-creator of the Fantasy Football Weather Guys and twitch affiliate.
About Michael

Nampa, ID
Software developer
Book a free hour with Richard

Nampa, ID
This is a test account
Book a free hour with Scott
You don't need to be senior, or a teacher, or have all the answers. If you're doing a job someone else is trying to get into, an hour of your time is worth more than you think.
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