karatecoder

I have had a lot of cars, including older cars from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. I have always turned wrenches on them. However, my most recent project car, and daily driver, is a late model Dodge Challenger. I'm planning on doing some intake, exhaust, and eventually a supercharger. I don't see a lot of late model cars here, so is it still a fit for this sub? r/Challenger is pretty weak on wrenching - maybe there are other subs I just don't know about.

The background: I have been doing software/web development for about 15 years. I have a lot of technical and domain expertise. I feel like it's finally time to put that experience to work for me, not for someone else. I'm not looking for millions of dollars, or even creating a big company. I'd be happy just employing myself, support my family, and help my clients/partners. I'm expecting to do consulting work in software development for web, cloud, and mobile. I'm also hoping to partner up with some former colleagues on some product work. I don't really have much practical experience in sales, marketing, accounting or things like that. So, other small business owners or consultants, what are

Software architect, engineer, hacker with 16+ years experience seeking consulting, freelance, remote work. Most comfortable with Java in middle and back tier. Some recent Python experience. Well versed in gathering business requirements and translating into software design and implementation. PM for rate and availability.