Resume of Joel Yliluoma

Name	Joel YLILUOMA
Birthyear	1978
Internet	https://iki.fi/bisqwit/, FA0joQhgel.0JyliHluoLHma@Kc3iki3ia.fi

And various other, including newspaper delivery, ISP server co-administration, and practical training in various fields of work.
And first aid training, electrical safety training, work safety training.

2022	Deputy member of Election committee in Kerava
2021–25	Deputy member of the Education committee in Kerava
2020–22	Member of the board in Keravan Perussuomalaiset ry
2019	Member of Election committee in Kerava (parliament elections & EU elections)
2019–20	Member of the board in Skrolli ry

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. I particularly enjoy C++, and like to keep up to date with the newest standards.

Some other keywords that define my expertise: C, git, gcc, bash, nasm, ffmpeg, clang, Linux, Debian, xterm, MCU, hex editor, reverse engineering, x86, 6502, asm, concurrency.

• 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 inflection 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. Topics include 3D engine design, embedded system/video game console emulators, technology studies etc.

• Computer programming since 1992.
• Israeli folk dance since 2009 (teaching since 2013; biweekly 2016—2020)
• YouTube content creator. As of 1/2020, my programming-oriented channel has over 100 thousand subscribers.
• Old console games (Nintendo etc.): soundtracks, translating, and hacking
• The game of Go, https://bisqwit.iki.fi/jutut/go2.html
• Languages and cultures: Japanese, Hebrew.

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 enthusiast (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/