Daniel Tarsoly
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Daniel Tarsoly

Software & Web Developer

About

I am Daniel Tarsoly, a dedicated programmer with a Bachelor's Degree in Software Development. Currently I am living in Veszprém, Hungary.

My main interests are application, mobile and web development. I put a big emphasis on system planning and like to get involved in the entire stack. I am working hard to continuously broaden my perspectives and learn new technologies.

In my free time I am a passionate outdoorsman and a sport enthusiast. Rock climbing and mountaineering are my favorite hobbies.

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Software Development
Erhvervsakademi Aarhus
Aarhus, Denmark - 2019

Courses completed: • Databases for Developers • Machine Learning and Optimization • Development of Large Systems • System Integration • Test Driven Development • Android Development.

Academy Profession Degree in Computer Science
Erhvervsakademi Sydvest
Esbjerg, Denmark - 2018

Courses completed: • IT System Construction • IT System Development • Databases • Operating Systems • IT Networks and Security • System Development Methods and Practices.

Work

Part-time web and mobile developer
Roninn Creations, 2019

Development of an Android mobile- and a web application as well as a corresponding RESTful back-end server.
Java, React.js, Node.js and MongoDB were used.

Web development intern then part-time full stack developer
WAIGO, 2017 - 2020

Development of a web- and a cross-platform mobile application as well as a corresponding RESTful back-end server.
ASP.NET, Xamarin, Microsoft SQL Server and Azure were used.

Projects

TheProject

An Android- and web application for rating hospitality units from employee point of view.

Android GitHub page
Webapp GitHub page
API GitHub page

Grab A Duck

A computer game where two or four players can play against each other to collect rubber duck in a bath tub.

GitHub page

NeverSnoozeAgain

An alarm clock application for Android that will donate to a charity organization in your name if you do not deactivate it in time.

GitHub page