Grew up in Budapest, Hungary in the relative safety of the 70s and 80s. I recall the vivid colors awakened by the bright sunshine on the streets.
Was a tutor, an electronics technician, a truck driver, a teacher of English, and a Waldorf teacher.
Life presented a different avenue, however, and became a developer designing and building a special education tracking system in a small but courageous team. That experience taught me well the how of approaching software development.
At the time I worked with (Adobe-) JavaScript, HTML, PHP, SQL, electronic forms design, etc.
Recently I have been involved with tasks that are in the direction of Business Intelligence and Data Analysis.
I also am involved in my first Drupal project right about now, coming in cold, but hot with desire to learn and do it well.

***** tanitani [roughly pronounced as 'tah-neee-tah-nee'] means "to teach" in Hungarian, although the first "i" should be "í" as that signifies the fact that it is a longer sound.