Software engineer/architect, and classical guitarist!My best qualification is in backend enterprise cloud development with data focused applications. I also have extra experience in electricity market data as a founding full stack data and application engineer. A great application stack for me isPython, Flask, Spark (as PySpark) MySQL, ElasticSearch, Cassandra, Node and React-Typescript, usually on Linux, managed with AWS services for concurrent and parallel data processing. I have had some wonderful opportunities to develop and architect web applications, SaaS applications, big data pipelines, predictive analysis (one could say 'machine learning'), and of course I should never down-play the importance of music.What I most enjoy is creating things. That is why a quick glance at my C.V. will reveal that I have one degree in technology and one in music. This is not anomalous among programmers - e.g. while studying computer sciences at IUPUI (Indiana University, Purdue University, Indianapolis), I took note that every professor in the computer science department also played a musical instrument - some were professionals in that area as well!I see web applications programming as yet another field in which creativity is of utmost importance. I want to be part of an organization that creates experiences that deepen people's connection with something good - by making something new or making something old work better. The most human moment of my programming career came around 2011 when I created a very small, very simple computer game in Python for my three-year-old son. It was one of the proudest moments in my career when I realized that my son' s first favorite computer game is one that I created.___MUSIC:I have a Master of Music degree, specialising in classical guitar performance, from Butler University in Indianapolis, IN. I have performed and taught music in Indiana, South Carolina, and Pittsburgh, PA, south-eastern U.S., northern California, England, and my dearest Scotland. I studied under Brett Terrell, professor of guitar, and Dr. James Briscoe, professor of music history, at Jordan College of Music, Butler University, and Professor Paul Reilly at Ball State University. I thank Andrew York for the master class in which I was privileged to be his student. I currently perform a concert-lecture which tells the story of the spread of Scottish influence in music and literature in the early 19th century.Specialties: Music: Solo Classical Guitar and concert-lectures relating to Renaissance-20th Century music