80x86 Assembly developer

An Assembly developer develops, tests, and debugs software programs written in Assembly language. This language is used to manipulate hardware directly, particularly in embedded systems, and is crucial for performance-critical tasks. The developer writes low-level code, often for operating systems or drivers, that interacts directly with the hardware of -based computers. Their responsibilities include understanding hardware specifications, creating algorithms, and translating those algorithms into assembly code. They also troubleshoot and resolve issues in existing software, and ensure that the final program can run efficiently on intended hardware. They need a deep understanding of computer architecture and system software.

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80x86 Assembly developer

Hiring an Assembly developer brings valuable expertise to your team. They can write low-level code for critical system components, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. This knowledge is crucial for developing software for embedded systems, device drivers, or real-time systems where precise control over hardware is needed. Additionally, their skills can help in reverse engineering and debugging tasks. The ability to work with Assembly language also indicates a deep understanding of computer architecture and operations, offering a unique perspective in problem-solving and system design.

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Agustin D'Ambrosio

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

Agile,

Android,

Jira,

Postman,

QA,

SQL,

Confluence,

Team Lead,

QA manual

Konstantin Yolshin

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

Agile,

google analytics,

kanban,

Scrum,

SQL,

Tableau,

Mixpanel

Sergey Shiryaev

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

CSS,

drupal,

HTML,

PHP,

Python,

SQL,

ETL,

pandas,

QlikView,

Big data,

Power BI

Sergey Lepesh

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

AWS,

DDD,

Docker,

Elasticsearch,

Git,

Golang,

Jira,

MariaDB,

Microservices,

MySQL,

nosql,

PHP,

RabbitMQ,

Redis,

REST,

Scrum,

SQL,

Swagger,

Symfony,

Amazon S3,

Ansible,

AWS Lambda,

Confluence,

Go Engineer,

Grafana,

Kubernetes,

RESTful API,

OpenAPI Specification,

Software architecture,

Multithreading,

Backend Development

Andrzej Sliwinski

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

AWS,

JavaScript,

Node.js,

React,

TypeScript,

Next.js

Sayali Tiple

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

Agile,

CRM,

Figma,

google analytics,

Jira,

MySQL,

PostgreSQL,

Project Management,

Python,

Scrum,

SQL,

Tableau,

Salesforce,

Database Modeling,

ETL,

Excel VBA,

Excel,

Microsoft Access,

Microsoft PowerPoint,

Salesforce.com,

SAS,

SharePoint,

Trello,

Microsoft project,

Business Analysis,

User acceptance testing,

Power BI

Agustin D'Ambrosio

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

Agile,

Android,

Jira,

Postman,

QA,

SQL,

Confluence,

Team Lead,

QA manual

Konstantin Yolshin

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

Agile,

google analytics,

kanban,

Scrum,

SQL,

Tableau,

Mixpanel

Sergey Shiryaev

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

CSS,

drupal,

HTML,

PHP,

Python,

SQL,

ETL,

pandas,

QlikView,

Big data,

Power BI

Sergey Lepesh

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

AWS,

DDD,

Docker,

Elasticsearch,

Git,

Golang,

Jira,

MariaDB,

Microservices,

MySQL,

nosql,

PHP,

RabbitMQ,

Redis,

REST,

Scrum,

SQL,

Swagger,

Symfony,

Amazon S3,

Ansible,

AWS Lambda,

Confluence,

Go Engineer,

Grafana,

Kubernetes,

RESTful API,

OpenAPI Specification,

Software architecture,

Multithreading,

Backend Development

Andrzej Sliwinski

IT/Programming

80x86 Assembly,

AWS,

JavaScript,

Node.js,

React,

TypeScript,

Next.js

Hiring an Assembly developer brings several advantages. Firstly, assembly language is crucial for system programming. Developers proficient in this language are adept at writing code that interacts directly with the hardware, enabling efficient and precise control over system resources. This can result in highly optimized software with faster execution times and reduced memory footprint.

Secondly, Assembly developers have a deep understanding of computer architecture and operating systems, which can be invaluable in debugging and performance optimization tasks. They can get to the root of complex problems quickly, saving time and resources.

Thirdly, these developers can work on legacy systems, often written in assembly language, ensuring smooth operation and maintenance of such systems. They can also refactor or rewrite legacy code in modern languages, preserving crucial business logic while improving maintainability.

Additionally, with their low-level programming skills, they can develop and optimize critical parts of high-performance applications like game engines, real-time systems, and scientific computing applications.

Lastly, hiring an Assembly developer can provide knowledge transfer opportunities for your existing team, enhancing their technical skills and understanding of low-level programming and system internals.

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