The industries I have worked in are education and debt collection. Most of my experience is in C# development, ranging from console to web. For databases I usually choose between Microsoft SQL Server & MariaDB, I try to host my work on Microsoft Azure for its simplicity, unless if the environment requires a hybrid setup, which I'll then use SQL Replication & Jobs. I'm not biased and have Google Cloud experience as well, Firebase & Google Cloud Console for example. I have built an AsterNet.ARI dialler in C# and setup multiple Asterisk PBX servers.I have made contributions to Ubiety (XMPP C#).I haved worked as a Moodle server admin, I have done some development by modifying base PHP code and have used the Moodle Api extensively, I also made contributions to Moodle 4 via Moodle's Jira site.I have decent client-side frontend design skills, the usual, HTML, CSS, JS.And I really enjoy Flutter development, I have an app on the PlayStore, I have also successfuly built for iOS via XCode & Android Studio on Mac. I have my own developer accounts for both platforms.At my last job, I built a student administrative system in the private education sector. The system was built in ASP.NET Core and is serving 200+ employees and 2000+ students, before I left my job, I spent a month porting the project over to .NET 6, future proofing the system and leaving the company & system in a good state. The system integrated with Azure, Moodle, SMSPortal, Microsoft Office 365 (Graph) & SendGrid. It has a Microsoft SQL Server backend, which was designed using the code first pattern. After moving to .NET 6, I also spent time refactoring from EntityFramework 6 to a complete EFCore setup. All the components of the system are hosted in Microsoft Azure on a Windows Server 2022 Datacenter: Azure edition. I managed and developed with various Azure artifacts, e.g. Virtual Machine, SQL Server, SQL database, Storage Accounts, DNS Zones, Service Bus, App Service, App Service Certificate (SSL), Moodle Linux VM, Azure Database for MariaDB and so much more. One of the best projects I have worked on and I'm still very much interested in the progression thereof.