Resume of Joel Yliluoma

Name	Joel YLILUOMA
Birthyear	1978
Internet	https://iki.fi/bisqwit/, Wjom4el.j06ylisluoF6ma@u7jiki4_.fi

2016—…	Senior Software Engineer	Etteplan Embedded Finland (Espotel Oy), http://etteplaniot.com/ Embedded development (ARM Cortex, SMARC Linux)
2014—2015	Coach driver	Savonlinja Oy (Etelä-Suomen Linjaliikenne Oy)
2013—2017	Consultant	City Dev Labs (W3 Group), http://citydevlabs.fi/ Part-time, providing occasional support for old projects on hourly basis
2000—2012	Software Designer	W3 Group Finland Oy, http://w3.fi/ Web backend programming, Linux server administration
1999—2014	Data Conversion Specialist	Järventausta Oy, part-time
1995—2001	Software Designer	Solteq Oyj (as Osarsoft Consulting Oy)

And various other, including military service, newspaper delivery, ISP server co-administration, and practical training in various fields of work.

2014	Driver CPC	TTS Koulutus Oy Preparatory studies for Logistics Bachelor’s Degree
1998—99	unfinished	Espoo-Vantaa university of technology (prior names: Evitech, Evtek; now Metropolia) For Bachelor of Computer Engineering degree, unfinished
1997—98	Military service	The Finnish Defence Forces I also developed a network analysis & entertainment program to be used in the YVI2 telecommunication vehicles.
1994—97	Mechanic of Computer Technology	Keravan Ammattioppilaitos (name now: Keuda) A student award of good progress from Järvenpään Data-Keskus Oy

Driver’s License (EU): B C D
Professional Competence (Driver CPC) for bus, coach, lorry

I love teaching and instructing people. Nothing delights me more than to see a person grasp a new thing after I have explained something clearly and patiently.

As a person I am honest and frank. I like to approach each person as an individual, and I usually get along well with old and young people alike.

Languages

I am an experienced programmer in a multitude of programming languages and a few microcontroller platforms, such as AVR, PIC, 6502, and Z80, and I have twenty years of experience of using relational databases such as MySQL in commercial products. I also enjoy reading source code, and take pride in being good at that.

Here is a concise list of keywords that define technologies that I work with regularly: C++, C, PHP, git, gcc, bash, BASIC, nasm, ffmpeg, clang, GNU, Linux, Debian, xterm, ca65, microcontroller, hex editor, x86, 6502, asm

Generally, I steer towards the lower-level programming concepts such as engines, converters and algorithms rather than high-level concepts such as user interface.

• A system for RS485-linked embedded measurement devices communicating over a single time-constrained LoRa link, with automatic endpoint negotiation.
• Two multilanguage web dictionary suites for different companies, developed at W3 Group Finland. Highly related with database, network and character set issues.
• A database browser with a textmode windowing UI for DOS. (Licensed by Osarsoft Consulting Oy)
• Online Japanese-English dictionary application with many kanji-related tools. (own project): https://iki.fi/bisqwit/japtools/
• Several unlicensed legacy video game “fan-translation” projects, which have involved 1000—30000 lines of text per game, and adding tons of custom assembler code doing things such as name conjugation and custom cutscenes. See more at: https://iki.fi/bisqwit/gametrans.html
• An multilanguage online members directory software. Developed at W3 Group Finland. Has been used by several large organizations in Finland, including 4H and Rotary.
• Founder of the online community TASVideos (http://tasvideos.org/), a wiki/forums/directory web-site specializing in tool-assisted speedruns of video games. I hand-coded and maintained the site from 2003 through 2009. It is currently the world’s largest source of tool-assisted speedruns, universally recognized in the speedrun community.
• YouTube channel “Bisqwit”. I create and publish programming and technology videos on my free time. As of January 2018, the channel has over 50000 subscribers. Topic include 3D engine design, embedded system/video game console emulators, technology studies etc.

• Computer programming since 1992.
• The game of Go, https://bisqwit.iki.fi/jutut/go2.html
• Coaching Israeli folk dance (currently I teach two groups in two cities weekly).
• Languages and cultures: Japanese, Hebrew.
• Old console games (Nintendo etc.): soundtracks, translating, and hacking
• YouTube content creator. As of January 2018, this programming-oriented channel has over 50000 subscribers.

I devote much of my free time to developing and exploring software and software technologies. I am a hobbyist Linux hacker, as well as a Nao robot developer.

I’m a free software enthusiasist (as per Free Software Foundation definition of “free”).

• Try a Google-search either for “bisqwit” (my online alias) or “joel yliluoma”
  
• The YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/c/Bisqwit/videos
  
• The personal website, https://iki.fi/joel.yliluoma/