I worked at Moneza as a full stack developer to maintain our Golang microservices back-end and React front-end alongside some R programming for machine learning.

My clients reach out to me to help them build libraries for services, to confirm software is malicious or not and to help them protect their own services against reverse engineers & hackers.

I have maintained a slew of repositories over the years and still do. These repositories are home to a few of my public projects, mostly about tools that I made either for my personal use or for a contract.

I owned this small business in which my role was to reverse engineer chat services and build highly specific chat bots that were for rent. The bots themselves were written in Python (2 & 3 at times), NodeJS and eventually Golang. I also had a website that was written in PHP to centralize my administration for the business which made it easier to manage and for customers to place orders.

I sold a lot of code and did a lot of small contracts (sometimes alone and sometimes in teams) but all this work was mainly back-end and always PHP & web related. This is where I first learned how to write REST API's and it made me want to program other kinds of software that used those API's.