For me, the fun is in finding the solution, not in the solution.

I have been writing software for a couple of decades. What keep me hooked on the source code is not a specific technology (that may not be around in a few months), but ideas and approaches that last longer.

In my career, I learned how to supervise, mentor and give directions to programmers as well as interact with IT seniors. At Weill Cornell Medicine, I also taught how to use the software I wrote to biologists and clinicians with no programming experience during formal training sessions (more than 180 participants).

I have an extended experience on distributed infrastructures (local, remote, cloud).