Spent about 25 years as a Manufacturing Automation Engineer mostly for the Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical industries. Have excellent management, technical writing, project managing, presentation development and presenter skills, also very knowledgeable in cGMP requirements by the FDA for Computer Systems. My last position I was manageing multi-million dollar projects with many engineers reporting to me. Was responsible for all aspects of Automation Projects. I then, unfortunately developed Degenerative Disk Disease in my back. I left my job for what I thought was going to be one invasive surgery and after recovering would be right back to work. Well life doesn't always work out as planned. That one invasive surgery turned into two. The last being a double Spine Fusion. In between back surgeries I needed an emergency kidney surgery that left me only one kidney. I, unfortunately, have a history of developing stones. Other health issues, nothing fatal, and I believe all fixable. I have my second double spine fusion to be scheduled as soon as the Coronavirus allows. I also have surgeries to both legs tentatively scheduled for 3 months from now. I am sure these surgeries will take away most if not all of my pain and my mobility issues. In the meantime I am ready to get off the bench and start being useful. I have read a lot about remote employees and believe this I can do. So I'm back on the hunt for a technical remote employee position. It, of course, doesn't have to be in Manufacturing Automation and I don't expect it to meet the $118k I made at my last job. It would be nicé to hold a position at least somewhat close to my management experience of 25+ years.Sunshine's Rainbow Arts was a arts and graphic arts endeavor. Some of my creations are pictured below. I enjoy making beautiful and creative things and thought this a perfect fit for my left brained computer nerd and my right brained creative side. Unfortunately, my ability to market my creations and the limited rate I could create them made this endeavor highly unlikely to ever be profitable. I still enjoy my little projects and continue to make them (when I have a home to make them in) but have accepted that this will always be nothing more than an enjoyable hobby.I was CEO of a non-profit for a short time and had lofty goals for this charity. I'm far from done, just on a temporary pause until the next chapter in my life begins.I'm ready to put my skills back to work starting with a remote emplóyee position.