I'm currently a Senior Software Engineer working professionally for a large organization mostly in Java, Spring Boot, and C# with .Net Core.

My current interests in terms of hobbies are building PEVs (Personal Electric Vehicles), setting up and (hopefully) training my own private A.I. server without limitations imposed on it.

In my past I worked daily with C#, Java, JavaScript, SQL (DB2, MS, Oracle), Objective-C and mostly everything else under the sun.

I've always looked for opportunities to build tools, solutions, and techniques to solve frustrations that plague my fellow Software Engineers at work. I take great pleasure in creating any tools to help make things easier for fellow Software Developers.

Ex-1990's Hacker and phone phreaker, thus 2600 will always have a warm place in my heart. Now I code for a living.

On my spare time in my past, I independently deployed two iOS apps that were useful and downloaded every day until I got tired of paying Apple 30% of my revenue and stopped. I Spent a ton of my off-time coding Objective-C, building the backend of mobile apps using Node.js, but not so much lately, since I've focused more on enterprise solutions.

I finally gave in and moved all my app and server code from my own Git repo running on an AWS Linux box to private repos on GitHub.

Built a game with XNA Framework using C# and realized that video game developers have a hard job.

In a past life many decades ago, before software engineering, I spent many years as an active-duty Information Systems Technician in the military working with satellites, UHF, HF, and satellite communications, cryptology and COMSEC. As a civilian, I transitioned to working classified environments which I didn't like so much because of the personally invasive nature of high-level security clearances.

If you made it this far, don't you have something else to do than read about my boring life.