Anthony Ciccarello
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Hi, I'm Anthony Ciccarello!

I'm a software engineer living in Southern California building cool things using JavaScript and other web technologies. I enjoy traveling to other countries and spending time in nature.

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Skills for the Web

Programming

11 years experience with JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS, and Java. Degree in Computer Engineering.

Design

User interfaces, user experience flows, and code that are easy to understand, accessible, and aesthetically pleasing

Learning

Flexibility to learn new tools, frameworks, and langugages. Experience to teach software development best practices.

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Career

I currently work remotely as a Senior Software Engineer for ICD doing full-stack development. Previously I've worked for SitePen, DISH Network, and Teradata. I've primarily worked on creating JavaScript front-end applications and Java back-end APIs but have a wide range of experience across various projects. See my resume for my full career history.

Personal

My personal life is primarially focused on raising kids who are in foster care. I enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, bird watching, and playing ultimate frisbee. I like working on small wood working projects and caring for my indoor and outdoor plants. Additionally, I contribute to Open Source software in my free time and was a maintainer of TypeDoc project.

Latest Posts

  1. Today I learned the dish my family calls “egg in a hat” is called “hole in egg” by my in-laws and neither of those are the most recognized names. A quick search online reveals there are dozens of other names. Some were close like “egg in the basket” or “egg...

    • TIL
  2. 🎵 listening to the album Live At Electric Lady by Bleachers I love the fun blend of mellow pop and elements like a jazzy saxophone. Jack Antonoff already has been a force with his producing work with artists like Taylor Swift. It’s cool to see the different influences of people...

    • jam
  3. I had a nice walk with the family on the east coast. We walked to what my niece calls the “loopty-loop” (i.e. cul-de-sac) at the end of their street and found this one tree holding on to fall. When editing the photo to post, I noticed the denoise function really...

    • nature
    • plants

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