This is my biz, Web apps and Data-storage/reporting Primarily using C#/VB.NET, loads of T-Sql and loving the new JS frameworks (Angular/Vue/Node/ExtJs)

I'm a data analyst/database developer. It's been recommended that I get into learning R.

My fav is VBA. I am a low level data analyst and all around Excel nerd

I am a database programmer who uses and understands most of the SQL languages. I also use a little C# and Python.

I was. I’m retired now. What are you looking for?

I am an IT Security programmer. My security-focused data warehouse is presented as a web application. We import 60 million records from about 40 different sources 3 times per hour. I process well over a billion records per day while simultaneously supporting reporting for about 10k business customers (internal) (total, not concurrent). This is all custom written and massively multithreaded (2000+ peak threads).

I specialize in real-time high-performance reporting of immense and complex data sets. These days I work in C#, but am happy in any modern OO language and most any flavor of SQL.

I currently do work in de-identified clinical data warehousing. I very much enjoy it. I love and usePython and am becoming rather fond of R. I’ve been writing code since 1982.

A long time ago, but haven't since the Y2K clusterduck. I still find that I think like a programmer. Much like falling off a bike, you never really forget it.

Yes. I code for food.

Kinda sorta. I was a programmer, DBA, data architect, and technical architect but have long since have moved into senior management. I ran the technical architecture team for Oracle Consulting in the Bay Area as a practice director. I'm doing oversight on a master data management project now.

Yes. I got burnt out on the programming aspect.. I do bootstrap HTML, CSS, Photoshop etc nowadays.

Yep. I'm the senior developer at my small company and my title is now Senior DBA. Have a team of 8 in house programmers and the same outsource. I get to dabble in everything and direct most development with no one reporting to me. Most of my work is developing API for web applications and then handing off the API to junior developers for refinement and integration into their front ends. This gives me control of most of the data.