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Hey, I'm Chris. I've been a full stack developer back since that was a new wish thing to say, I also do a decent chunk of devops work. So setting up cicp pipelines, automated, testing infrastructure. As code these days, I like to stress the data architecture side of my background. I've spent much of my career at data as a service company. So businesses that sell data to other businesses, I find that the data architecture skills.
 Are just harder to come by and the databases often the hardest part of the stack to get, right? So I like to stress that I got my start at a company called Capital IQ. They're now part of Standard & Poor's, it was the founding director of engineering at a company called Rel sigh. They've been acquired by Al Trotta, and I was a founding CTO at a student lender called climb credit since then, I have been doing consulting
 Eight years now, pretty much if you're in pretty, pretty much independently mostly in tech companies, because that's where my network is also a decent amount of Health tech one, biotech drug development company and then one AI researcher / government contractor. So a lot of different varied experience and their Tech tech-wise just as varied. I don't have one particular stack, I like to jump around.
 Round move between them, I have no experience with most of the stack sacks out there, most of the popular ones, and it's not not too big, a deal for me to pick up a new one. Personally, I like to do distance running and I used to consider myself a Dungeons & Dragons player, but now I've got a two year old so I don't have quite as much time to do that. Nice to meet you.

Hey, I'm Chris. I've been a full stack developer back since that was a new wish thing to say, I also do a decent chunk of devops work. So setting up cicp pipelines, automated, testing infrastructure. As code these days, I like to stress the data architecture side of my background. I've spent much of my career at data as a service company. So businesses that sell data to other businesses, I find that the data architecture skills.

 Are just harder to come by and the databases often the hardest part of the stack to get, right? So I like to stress that I got my start at a company called Capital IQ. They're now part of Standard & Poor's, it was the founding director of engineering at a company called Rel sigh. They've been acquired by Al Trotta, and I was a founding CTO at a student lender called climb credit since then, I have been doing consulting

 Eight years now, pretty much if you're in pretty, pretty much independently mostly in tech companies, because that's where my network is also a decent amount of Health tech one, biotech drug development company and then one AI researcher / government contractor. So a lot of different varied experience and their Tech tech-wise just as varied. I don't have one particular stack, I like to jump around.

 Round move between them, I have no experience with most of the stack sacks out there, most of the popular ones, and it's not not too big, a deal for me to pick up a new one. Personally, I like to do distance running and I used to consider myself a Dungeons & Dragons player, but now I've got a two year old so I don't have quite as much time to do that. Nice to meet you.

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