Nathan Eidelson
Stanford University
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Nathan Eidelson is a highly skilled professional with 10.2 years of experience in various fields such as Python, computer science, and software development. He is currently the Founder of Raddish, a company based in San Francisco. Nathan has a strong background in product design and has worked with renowned companies like Aquabyte, TheShareWay, Airtable, and GE. With his expertise in algorithms and MATLAB, Nathan has contributed to the success of these organizations. He is dedicated to helping the climate with his product design skills.
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Trying to help our climate with product design.
Work Experience
Co-Founder | Chief Product Officer
climate tech software design
Non-profit Organizations
Nathan Eidelson's Professional Milestones
- Software Engineer Intern (2015-04-01~2015-09-01): Contributed to the successful development of software solutions, contributing to the advancement of technology.
- climate tech software design (2018-04-01~): Creating cutting-edge climate tech software design for cutting-edge projects and innovative solutions.
Education
Computer Science,
Bachelors,
Bachelor Of Science,
Master Of Science,
Masters,
Computer Science (human-computer Interaction)
2014-2016Skill
Python
Computer Science
C
C++
Ruby On Rails
Fortran
Objective C
Java
Algorithms
Matlab
Ruby
Unix
Science
Ios Development
React.js
Certification
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