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Geller Micael is a Software Engineer, Smart Contract Engineer, and Technical Writer with a passion for finding solutions to complex problems. His motto is "Humanity First," and he believes that every person he connects with holds value and is an integral part of his journey. Geller specializes in engineering front-end solutions and architecting scalable solutions for his clients. He thrives on the principle of simplicity in complexity and works to impact technologies worldwide with open source contributions. Geller's career identity revolves around Developer Relations and Advocacy, Open Source, and Technical Content Writing. He spends his evenings actively building a network of brilliant senior engineers to provide mentoring to his generation of engineers and create sustained quality solutions in the industry. Geller also runs Inked-in, a community of Technical writers seeking to create dual-threat careers for people in Tech by empowering them to exercise their expertise via literary works. Geller is a team player and takes on grunt work, such as documentation and entity relationships, to ensure every member of his team has his unabated support in their process. His expertise includes Full Stack Engineering and Client Side Testing, Blockchain development, Responsive Design, Version Control, and Developer Advocacy. Geller's future interests include DevOps, and his tech stack includes React-Next Js, SQL-PostgresQL, Javascript-Typescript, Solidity, Ether-Hardhat, Node-Express, Git-Github, and CSS-SCSS. Currently, Geller works as a Frontend Engineer at aiscope, where he designed a disease labeling web-app with React, Canvas API, and Typescript. He also automated a memory-efficient data-flow system for sorting, storing, and retrieving pictures in datasets after labeling. Geller's past work experience includes working as a Frontend Developer at Licorne, where he corresponded with the backend team to build Licorne's upcoming online learning system. He also led system design discussions, organized code reviews for newbie mentees, provided off-site remote mentoring of new developers on core JavaScript technologies, and coordinated new trainees on team-based projects in an AGILE setup using Trello. Geller also worked as a Singer, where he performed open mics at Broadwalk Bowl and was a competitive vocalist. Geller holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering with a field of study in Engineering Design from the University of Central Florida, where he is currently pursuing his education and is expected to graduate in December 2022. He also attended Valencia College. With 3.86