PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Afsane Anand: I was born in Trier, Germany to a German Mother and an Iranian Father. The family moved to Iran when I was 7; I returned to Germany when I turned 18 to continue my education and get a German Abitur. My studies then took me to India for a 6 months internship where I met my future husband and decided I don’t want an office job. So I packed up and moved to Melbourne, Australia where I did my Hospitality Degree. After working at Hotel Front Desks in Australia, Germany and UK for 12 years I decided an office job wouldn’t be too bad and I started as a Sales Development Representative a few months before COVID hit. Definitely a good decision. Since I have combined the skills and work as Customer Success Manager.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Stefanie Janine Stölting: My name is Stefanie Janine Stölting and I live in the eastern part of Germany in a small village named Bagenz. I’m originated from the Ruhr, but have been moving around in Germany, Switzerland, and England until I ended up in Bagenz because of a very good friend of mine.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Creston Jamison: I live outside of Orlando Florida with my spouse, two kids and our dog. I run my own software development and consulting company called Ruby Tree Software, Inc. Of my technology work, I probably spend ⅓ on Postgres consulting, ⅓ on contract software development and ⅓ on our own product’s software development.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Oleksii Vasyliev: Hello, my name is Oleksii Vasyliev. I am a web software developer in Railsware. Currently located in Kyiv, Ukraine.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Sharan Foga: Hi I’m Sharan - I’m originally from the UK and like travelling. I’ve been lucky enough to have lived and worked in different countries. So far I’ve lived in France, Belgium, New Zealand, Czech Republic and am now based in Sweden.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Carlos Chapi: My name is Carlos Chapi, I’m a computer engineer from Ecuador and, at the time of writing this, I’m 33 years old. I also recently got married so I’m getting used to that too.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Florin Irion: I was born and raised in Romania in a little town called Campulung. When I was 20 years old I came to Italy, to Prato, where I started working in the hospitality industry, eventually becoming a Chef.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Ryan Booz: My name is Ryan Booz. I’m from central Pennsylvania in the U.S. - very near Penn State University’s main campus. My wife Laura and I have six children and live on a small hobby farm with 33 acres.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Floor Drees: I was born in Leiden, in the Netherlands. Always had an appetite for learning and reading, but went to art school instead to explore that side of me that likes to create. I worked in design at a newspaper (NRC and nrc.next for the Dutchies), and as a community manager for agencies after falling in love with the Internet.
PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Hécate: My name is Hécate, I am 28 years old and from the Parisian suburbs of Seine-Saint-Denis. I work as a backend Haskell developer. I’m also a musician, and have been for twenty years now, so music is a big part of my life. I use they/them pronouns and farcical amounts of caffeine to retain human form.