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# Charlie Collins

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## **Contact details**

**Email** - <example3@gmail.com>

**Telegram -** @example3

**Discord** - example3

**X** - @example3

## **Professional profiles & links**

**GitHub** - [github.com/bitcoin](https://github.com/bitcoin)

**Personal Website** - [example3.com](https://example3.com)

## **Professional history**

* Software Developer (Feb 2020 - June 2024), Meta - Worked on the mobile team and was a leading part of the efforts made towards creating the mobile debugging tool called Flipper. Familiar with React Native, React and development for both iOS and Android applications.
  * [github.com/facebook/flipper](https://github.com/facebook/flipper) - Mobile app debugger for iOS, Android and React Native apps
* Software Developer (Mar 2017 - Jan 2020), Amazon - Was part of the Prime video team working on performance and networking improvements.

## **Recent contributions**

New to the ecosystem.

## Ecosystem involvement

New to the ecosystem.

## **Preferred areas of contribution**

Looking to contribute towards community suggested ideas. Flexible on where I contribute though particularly interested in working on zero knowledge solutions at some point so I can help teams with how it could be applied to the existing or new projects.


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