Question 1

Who is iamevs?

Accepted Answer

iamevs is Vijayasenthil, a product engineer. The name is how he publishes software and writing: iamevs.com for the work, journal.iamevs.com for the journal, and github.com/iamevs for the code.

Question 2

Who is Vijayasenthil?

Accepted Answer

Vijayasenthil — also known as iamevs, EVS, and Vijayasenthil E — designs and builds software, products, and systems. His portfolio is iamevs.com.

Question 3

Where is EVS on GitHub?

Accepted Answer

EVS publishes as iamevs on GitHub: https://github.com/iamevs

Question 4

Where is Vijayasenthil on LinkedIn?

Accepted Answer

Vijayasenthil / iamevs is on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamevs.

Question 5

Where is Vijayasenthil’s portfolio?

Accepted Answer

The portfolio and studio is https://iamevs.com — the site itself is the about. Writing lives at https://journal.iamevs.com.

Question 6

How can I collaborate or contribute with iamevs?

Accepted Answer

Start at https://iamevs.com/collaborate — apply for paid seats on personal projects (reviewed by email), contribute to open-source repos, or explore curated external projects with good first issues.

Question 7

Does iamevs offer paid contribution seats?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Vijayasenthil (iamevs) lists personal projects he is offering for paid collaboration at https://iamevs.com/collaborate. If a seat fits your skills, you can apply; he reviews applications by email — not instant hire.

Question 8

Which personal projects can I get paid to work on with iamevs?

Accepted Answer

Current paid personal-project seats are published at https://iamevs.com/collaborate under Personal (Paid). These are projects iamevs owns and offers for money when applicable. Check that page for open roles, scope, and how to apply.

Question 9

Where can students find projects to contribute to?

Accepted Answer

https://iamevs.com/collaborate lists open-source work from iamevs and suggested external projects suitable for meaningful first contributions, plus paid personal seats when open.

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