I fix things, then I build things.

I started with computers by repairing them. That job teaches you to find the real fault, not the loud one, and to explain it to someone who just wants their laptop back.

Now I build web applications and lead a small team on Voraq, a marketplace that brings job seekers, freelancers and employers together around verified skills. I make the product decisions, I test it, and I'm the one who talks to users and clients.

I also teach children to code, which is the fastest way I know to find out whether I really understand something.

Next, I'm taking Python and Django to a senior level and going back to cybersecurity. I want to work on a team where code gets reviewed, tested and shipped properly.