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Jacky Alciné

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Jacky Alciné is a highly skilled software developer with a diverse background across the stack, including Android mobile development, front-end, server-side programming, and devops management. With 6 years of experience in the industry, Jacky serves as a software consultant, focusing on projects that promote social good and works at a startup dedicated to enhancing the user experience on the Web. His current projects revolve around empowering creatives to control their online identity and brand with minimal corporate influence.

Jacky's educational background includes studies in Associate of Arts in Secondary Education and Teaching with a focus on African American Studies at Laney College, as well as Computer and Information Sciences at Borough of Manhattan Community College, among other institutions.

Throughout his career, Jacky has been associated with various organizations in different capacities, such as Consulting Developer at black.af, Software Engineer at Nava, Platform Engineer at Glitch, Senior Software Engineer at Lob, and Software Engineer at Lyft, among others.

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Jul 24 · linkedin

Adding this as an update and soon to the post, I'm not even making it past an ATS screen. I'm not meeting humans. So advice that requires face to face or human engagement, while seemingly useful in theory, is virtually inapplicable.

Probably a bit too distasteful for LinkedIn but at this point, I'm not sure what's even a true contributor (outside of me just not being right for this industry anymore)

Jul 18 · linkedin

For those of us in the #CivicTech space who are also concerned with the privacy of citizens, what measures are we taking to prevent incidents like this?

https://lnkd.in/eUF3dFtJ

The first would be removing the use of third-party analytics services from all government agencies. We've seen how companies like Facebook have harmed democracy: https://lnkd.in/eyPf-tA9 and how Google operates largely as one of the biggest advertising agencies.

Are we looking to use more open source, self-hostable solutions like https://matomo.org/, https://plausible.io/ and the like, or do we want to continue to contribute to this rise of corporate harm?

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Oakland, California, United States