Darioros

As an Italian it is depressing that we only make headlines for pasta sauce...

Most people here don't need a software to manahe their 1 date per year

Once out of necessity (my wife just got pregnant) I was forced to accept a dull job that was paying good. The first few months, I was miserable and I was continuously looking linkedin. Then when my daughter was born and a few months had passed I even started doing interviews. But eventually, that dull job also had very good work life balance, I had to do very little and I could help my wife with my baby daughter. Eventually I started to appreciate that and allowed myself to be in a dull position and enjoy my extra time with my daughter. Eventually I came to love that position, and not give a damn about everything else, I allowed myself to changey focus on something else, which in my case was being a dad, but could be something else for you. It was more the self image I had of myself and how I allowed my job to define me.

Notice one thing, the job did pay well enough so money wasn't a concern there.

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Location: Remote UK and EU Remote: yes Willing to relocate:negotiable Technologies: Java, Kotlin, Python, Js, React, Golang, AWS, Spark Prev. Employers: Expedia, The Times, Elsevier, Net-a-porter, Sainsburys Email: darioros - at - gmail Résumé: available upon request

14 years experience full-stack, backend, data engineering, concurrency, distributed systems. Expert in agile development, looking for remote flexible work. Currently in Uk, will relocate to EU in the next 12 months, Spain or Italy. My preference would ideally be to work as permanent (or on long term permanent basis as a contractor if you can't hire me directly because I live in another country).