I am a Python programmer - I worked as a university professor of medieval and classical Islamic history before and still continue to pursue this path as well. Although these fields may seem very distant, I find that my experience as a researcher and teacher in humanities is of great help to me in my work as a developer, as I managed to gain valuable skills such as problem researching and solving or effective communication with my peers and superiors. This double path also led me to another fascinating field - Digital Humanities!I started off my IT career as a Data Scientist working in the domain of Deep Learning (mostly Computer Vision in 2D and 3D), but I gained most of my professional experience as a backend Python/Django developer. I am passionate about IT and interested in many fields: I am currently broadening my architectural and design skills (reading a lot on DDD and its implementation, as well as on microservices), I'm also solidifying my DevOps skills and knowledge, as I find this domain (especially MLOps) fascinating.