Looking for permanent Development position

[Negative]

Hi! I'm Negative, or Eric, whatever you want to call me. I'm 17 years old and am a relatively experienced Java Developer who specializes in the Spigot/Bukkit API. I've been doing this for about 3 or 4 years. I've developed for a number of gamemodes such as Factions, KitPvP and SMP but I'm not really limited, I can roll with whatever. I also have experience with making backend systems for the projects I'm working on.

I also have experience with working with MySQL, not much, but enough to know how to use it properly for a plugin. Other databases like MongoDB I do not have experience with but I've looked into them and can probably learn them pretty quickly.

I'm pretty chill and like to joke around. But obviously when it comes to working on a project I'm very concentrated.

My Past Work Experience
I worked with this server called Skycade and in its peak reached 1.2k players. I was a developer for approximately a year or so. I worked on the KitPvP and Faction gamemodes and did bug fixes on the other gamemodes around the network (SMP, Creative and Cannoning). I was also responsible for doing the development phase of gamemode resets on both KitPvP and Factions.

I also did private commissions. Which I didn't really get that many, but a notable one was to my friend in which I made a fully configurable Printer plugin for their server. You can add all the blocks ingame and edit the prices via a GUI. It hooked into their Factions fork "SaberFactions" which I used to check certain conditions like if the player is allowed to build at a certain location.

Portfolio
I have a GitHub which contains all my public projects. You can check it out here:
https://github.com/NegativeKB

Note
Please note this is not a thread about opening commissions I'm looking for a long term position.

I would preferably like to be paid per-hour for my work I do. But doing per-project can be up for discussion of course.

Contact me:
Eric •#0001 [Discord]

If someone hires me I will close this thread.
Thanks for reading!