Hello there! I'm sure you have to deal with money every day. Maybe you're drowning in cash(flow) and tired of managing it? Are you STRESSED? (shout-out to the real "The IT Crowd" fans)Well there's hope, because we are building an App to make you a cash-flow genius and automate your bank accounts. This will reduce stress in your life. Instead, we are stressing about the technology and UX to make money-management super simple for you, especially freelancers. Don't you want to retire early like the rest of us?Sign up for the upcoming release, today: https://flowyour.money---Now, back to talking about me:• Built a Privacy centered, scalable, serverless transaction handling system for our money automation platform with bank level security.• Ported a complex medical simulator (that looks similar to a game) from Flash to HTML5 (Haxe/Javascript) at Laerdal.• Previously built a PDF document platform, front to back (Flash, iOS, Android, HTML5, Clojure), and Containium.org simultaneously. Combining best-of-breed open-source scalable tech.As a result of that I can read, and understand other people's code quickly, a surprisingly rare skill.Specialties: Scalable architectures, System architecture, Full-stack Web & App-development, Adobe Flash versions 7-10+ development (Yes I know Flash is officially dead in 2020, check-out OpenFL!), UI design, Googling - I find things quickly :-).Programming: Clojure, D, Haxe, TypeScript, Scala, JRuby, Java, Javascript, Bash, Nix-expressions and (unfortunately) PHP.NoSQL Databases and cluster coordination: ElasticSearch, Apache Cassandra, Kafka, Hazelcast, Zookeeper.DevOps: SmartOS, Disnix + NixOS, OpenSolaris, Gentoo, Ubuntu, Jenkins... built every machine I ever owned up until my macbook.JVM technologies: wrote some classloaders and modified Clojure runtime.As a kid I planned to be a graphic designer. Made a few logos and websites, then wanted the website to actually do something, and decided to learn PHP programming. Going deeper, I got interested in keeping a website online with zero downtime. I just had to learn about scalability and got into distributed systems. This was all way before the Cloud became a thing. Wow I feel old now. "Old man yells at cloud"Learned, evaluated and used many different technologies ever since. Starting my journey with (UI & UX) design experience helped me develop great attention to detail, and required me to place myself often in the user's shoes. Working out a problem while sitting next to customers is very rewarding!