My adventure with software analysis started when I was 12 years old when for over 18 months I was studying PC-related magazines before my parents got me an actual PC. It might sound like a stretch, but figuring out software "on paper" and then actually running it after a few weeks or months, is just one of many similarities to an actual IT project.This childish joy of understanding complex systems like Windows is the same joy that has driven me for over 16 years of my professional carrier. The bigger the challenge at hand, the more complex environment the more positive energy I bring to an organization. It is quite similar when it comes to leading a team. Finding a way for a group of people with unique needs and opinions, to work as a real team, is one of the things that bring satisfaction and that I do best.From years spent developing and maintaining software, I bring a valuable perspective on long-term strategical aspects of IT projects.Here are some real-life examples of my opinions, if I were to choose I would pick:- stable team velocity over a sprint goal,- ease of future changes over additional story done,- one product roadmap deep dive over one 5-team PI planning,- business sourced product owner over a project manager,- budget spend on the business process simplification over the same budget spent on additional software logic implementation.My CliftonStregths top-5 profile is Individualization, Strategic, Restorative, Communication, Ideation with Relationship Building as a leading theme.Most recent toolset: Jira, Confluence, Enterprise Architect, Slack, MiroMost recent tech stack: Java, PostgreSQL, AWS, JD EdwardsBusiness expertise: Reconciliation, Accounting, Card Payments Settlement, Online Payments Settlement, Integration, Insurance