Father, Husband and Full Stack Software Engineer: I have worked mainly on Product Teams throughout my career, from CD-ROM to Cloud Native. I work in all parts of the software stack, building visually appealing and interactive graphics for web or desktop to creating database and API integrations. I'm currently working on a distributed international team of full stack developers. Our focus is high scale website performance and delivery.I've had the pleasure of working on both small and monolithically huge systems in Java, C#, Node and Ruby. I understand the complexity and operation of a software enterprise, managing legacy code while building new product.Backend: Java, JS (Node), C#, Ruby, SQLFrontend: JS, HTML, CSS, Node, Browsers, React, Backbone, LWC, and a variety of other libraries and technologies.Other languages I've worked in: PHP, ColdFusion, Dos batch, bash, powershell, regular expressions. I'd be excited to pick up something new!Scrum Lead (fka Scrum Master): I have lead Agile ceremonies for a few different teams in different settings, in different ways. Every Agile has its own flavor. Salesforce Certified Scrum Lead.Hybrid Engineer: All the code I write is covered by both unit and functional tests.Testing Fanatic: I love to code; writing tests just gives me more chances to do that.Product Advocate: Regardless of what is under the hood, I stay focused on the CX. I have done a lot of work at all levels of product design, from napkin to implementation.Service Owner: I can be a one man code writing service, but I work better with others. No one should code alone, software is a team sport. Splunk certified. Experienced on call.*nix & Windows: Either is fine. I have been a power user of both since I was a kid. I learned BASIC on a TRS-80CC as a small child, probably 5 or 6. I got my first unix account about 13. I grew up in the BBS era. My home is the terminal. Vimmer.Chronic Volunteer: I can't help but volunteer when no one else will.High Empathy: I'm not a machine, and neither are my team mates. Understanding each other as humans is critical to a healthy work environment.Opinions:* Smooth seas don't make skillful sailors* Every rut starts as a grooveWhat I'm looking out for: I love what I do where I do it. But I'd be interested in a change if I can keep working on giant software systems, but also get to be in the Sound or Music industries.