I lead development teams on two continents. I am in charge of servers in four data centers. In my day to day, I develop in Python/FastAPI, JS (Client side and server side), and cloudflare workers. I'm in charge of DevOps, and system architecture. Ansible, Terraform/Vagrant, Kubernetes, SQL, and Ubuntu administration. Currently developing AI solutions for the real estate market.

Leading a team of programmers and engineers, designing new solutions in the field of industrial automation, small-scale manufacturing, and machine vision.

Self-employed consultant, working primarily with large customers and government agencies. Work included:server management (iSeries, AIX, Solaris/SunOS, Linux, Windows)custom software development (thin client, fat client, web-facing, and embedded)user environment and security (linux, windows, AD)project management on a project with a seven-million-dollar budgetEmbededded development on Intermec long-range scanners and backend development of a realtime inventory system for a Fortune 500Large-scale data migration for one of the largest Housing Authorities from CCS/Select (UniData/mvRDBMS) to ECS Elite (SQL Server 2003) using DTS, and development of a user reporting portal in SharePoint.Platforms: iSeries, AIX, Solaris, RHEL, WindowsCE, Windows Server, FreeBSDLanguages: VisualBasic, C++, .Net (VB and C#), Java, Perl, Python, PHP, RPG IV, SQL (transact, and pl/sql), mvBASIC, uniQueryDatabases: Informix, DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, UniData, UniVerse, mySQL, PostgreSQL, Pervasive, SyBase

Lead e-commerce developer, responsible for development of web-facing systems for a product catalog and ordering system with nearly half a million product lines. Also responsible for firewall implementation and maintenance, server admin, and both server and database maintenance, tuning, and analysis. Work included development using RedBack, ModSoft Coyote, PHP, Perl, and BASH scripting.

During the time I worked here, most of my development work initially was in SB+ and UniBasic, though within five months I was promoted to Lead Developer on our web product, ADM-Web. During my time as lead developer, I implemented our industry's first fully dynamic web interfaces by using some unconventional methods many consultants thought impossible (keep in mind, this was in the time of Netscape Navigator, and AJAX wasn't exactly a thing yet). During the development of the new interfaces, I participated in the revamping of company guidelines for web development so that we could provide our users with a more productive experiences. In my day to day work, I used a variety of languages including SB+, MV/Basic, UniBasic, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PERL.