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William Ivanski

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PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with William Ivanski: My name is William, my family and I live in a small town called Matinhos, near the beach, surrounded by mountains, in the south of Brazil.

Reading time: 12 minutes

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Philip Marks

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PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Philip Marks: London boy, life long Arsenal fan! Married, two kids, well they’re both in their 20s now! Now currently living on the Welsh English borders in the hills, thank you broadband for finally getting there.

Reading time: 5 minutes

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Nazir Bilal Yavuz

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PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Nazir Bilal Yavuz: I am Nazir Bilal Yavuz, open source PostgreSQL developer working at Microsoft. I live in Turkey. I spend my free time by doing sports, playing games and football, watching tv series and movies.

Reading time: 5 minutes

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Jonah H. Harris

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PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Jonah H. Harris: Hello! I’m Jonah, the Founder of NEXTGRES. I’ve been a database enthusiast, user, administrator, and developer for many (many) years. Most people who know me know I approach database selection pragmatically, focusing on the needs of the customer, company, or application rather than ideology. That said, Postgres has (obviously) emerged as my preferred choice over time.

Reading time: 11 minutes

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Grant Fritchey

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PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Grant Fritchey: I’ve been working in IT for over 30 years. From support to development to database administration, I’ve covered a lot of ground. I was born in the US in Missouri and grew up there and in Oklahoma. I lived all over the country while I was in the Navy and finally settled in Massachusetts where I raised two kids before moving back to Oklahoma to get away from the snow.

Reading time: 8 minutes

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Artur Zakirov

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PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Artur Zakirov: I currently reside in Berlin, Germany, and work at Adjust. I grew up in a village in Bashkortostan, Russia. It is located in a green area far from the hustle of big cities. During my early years I didn’t think about living in big cities. Today it’s hard to imagine myself away from a vibrant city. I moved to Berlin around three years ago. And I lived in Tokyo, Japan, around one year before moving to Berlin.

Reading time: 9 minutes

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Divya Sharma

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PostgreSQL Person of the Week Interview with Divya Sharma: I am originally from India, but based in Dublin,Ireland for the past 8 years. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science Engineering from TU, Dublin. I moved to Dublin after getting a scholarship to finish my final year of engineering in Ireland. After finishing the course, I got a job offer from AWS as a support engineer (in 2017). I have been working with PostgreSQL since then, and now I am working as a Sr. RDS PostgreSQL SA at AWS.

Reading time: 6 minutes

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Afsane Anand

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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.

Reading time: 7 minutes

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