hellfirejag

I don't mind having to stand on only the interactions I've had with the server in the past few months, since I only meaningfully returned here not too long after christmas. But I've been active daily on Aurora again for about five months now. I'm sorry if this post was any offense, and can take down this application if you wish, maybe come back to it after a year.

Ckey/BYOND Username: Hellfirejag Discord Name: raistlin_jag Position Being Applied For: Coder Past Experiences/Knowledge: I've been the Head Maintainer, Owner, and Project Manager of my own github repo in SS14 for about 2 years, with a year of experience before that teaching myself programming. Although I don't run it anymore due to irreconcileable drama(ss14 is a trainwreck, and should be buried.) While operating that repo, I was also enrolled full-time at college as a major in Theoretical Physics. A significant amount of my programming experience involves relentlessly applying everything I learn in my classes, often the very night I come home after learning about something particularly interesting. I have also spoken at academic conferences about math programming, and will likely be returning this January to give a presentation about some of my works-- particularly in coding a Navier-Stokes based atmos simulation which runs in realtime. Examples of Past Work: My Github: https://github.com/VMSolidus?tab=overview&from=2025-07-01&to=2025-07-22 Highlight file: https://github.com/Simple-Station/Einstein-Engines/blob/master/Content.Server/Atmos/EntitySystems/AtmosphereSystem.MAS.cs My last math conference presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFoBkDjBuDg My first significant refactor on Aurora: https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/pull/21013 Additional Comments: I generally prefer to go by Tyler or TCJ, as I'm a public figure with my real name tied to my github. My specialties in programming are in Physics and Mathematics. I regularly write my own equations entirely from scratch to solve specific problems. I even own a 48"x72" academic whiteboard which I use to both write and "Run" my own math code entirely by hand before putting it down to actual code. I am capable of teaching others how to write code at a Calculus level

Yea, bring me in. Tali Jonas, I think it should be called the Errant Destiny, as the most ironic space ship name I could possibly come up with for this game.