Software Developer.
“In order to success, we must first believe that we can”
– Nikos Kazantzakis
“In order to success, we must first believe that we can”
– Nikos Kazantzakis
I'm Ariel Kohan, a 21 years old student of Systems Engineering based in Paraná, Argentina.
I know that I am presently going through a stage in my life which will determine my future path. This feeling strongly motivates me to learn something new every day with reference to ongoing training, work issues, as well as personal entrepreneurship and creativity.
In software development as in running and in every aspect of my life, I'm very enthusiastic about setting challenging goals which makes me work really hard and feels that I'm better than yesterday.
For more details, you can check out my Linkedin Profile.
I have been working for several years in different kind of software platforms like web, desktop or mobile. The thing that all my projects have is passion: the passion to solve the problem with minimum computational effort, to make a good and attractive widely accepted by the users, to help clients to grow thus giving them a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment. I always spend time learning new things that contribute to make me a better programmer and cover general or particular needs.
Another thing that I love to do is helping my teammates to reach their full potential, not only in the software area but also in the personal one. I strongly believe that the most important aspects in a working relationship is the respect and fellowship. It is always crucial to share experience and listen mindfully what others say.
A definition of learning: “to acquire knowledge of or skill in by study, instruction, or experience”. I’m always looking for an opportunity to learn something, and fortunately, I have noticed that I'm able to do it faster than others. Technology moves so fast that IT professionals need to keep up learning and using new tools. It is this ability which helps me adapt to any situation.
Since I was born, I have been working in this capacity: finishing my homework before the deadline, passing exams, shooting the last ball of the basketball match, releasing the software project on schedule. I'm able to stay focused no matter what is going around me and I'm sure such ability will help me to do great things in any place.
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“I don't dream at night, I dream all day; I dream for a living.”
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