Member Freelance Directory

Purpose of this List

This is a voluntarily and manually updated list, as such it may be out of date. It was created as an alternate freelancing contact list to the following thread posted on our public TALK forum: https://talk.dallasmakerspace.org/t/building-personal-list-of-freelancing-contacts-at-the-space/16095

Name	Photo	TALK Username	Preferred Contact Information	What work you are available for (include link to your portfolio, if desired)
Sample Member		@SampleUser	[email protected]; 214-867-5309	I am available to provide Samples. Here is a link to my portfolio with some samples of my Sample Work: https://samplessamplesofsamples.com
Jeremy Doss		@JeremyDoss	[email protected]	I currently work full time as a full stack software engineer working in C# ASP.NET Core, AngularJS, & MSSQL mainly, as well as a host of other languages and frameworks. I've taken classes in game dev using C++ and DirectX 11 and also enjoy tinkering/hardware/IoT and modifying my car at the space. Here is a link to my portfolio with some (out of date) samples of my projects: https://github.com/JeremyDoss
Daniel Hawn		@tombakerftw	talk forum or danieljhawn (at ) gmail	Will vector for cash or crypto! I used to draw vectors for a living and I have a great deal of experience troubleshooting vector files and getting random internet vectors to a "cut-ready" state.
L-J DeLuca		@ljdeluca	laurajane (at) ljarray.com	UX design, digital art, and programming.
Denzuko		@Denzuko	[email protected]; 512-920-8169	They call me the guy that gets things done while I'd like to say I'm just a humble project manager and interim CTO with all the right connections. LinkedIn [1] with me.
Kevin Patel		@Paddle	Kevin (@) KevinPatel.com	Maker of Custom Illuminated Dance Poles
Raymond Jett		@Raymond	channelmaniac (at_) yahoo.com	I run Arcadecomponents.com and fix old school game consoles (NES and earlier), old computers (286 and earlier), and many arcade game boards. I also sell NOS and tested pulls for hard to find old DIP style digital logic to keep those systems running. From the day job I have experience in writing Product Requirements Documents that are crucial when you're trying to outsource development work.