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# Rosa Lindqvist

Builds billing systems that don't page anyone at 3am.

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## Working with me

- prefers: async, written specs

- timezone: Europe/Stockholm

- ask me about: Postgres, ledgers

## What I work on

I design Postgres ledgers and write migration plans for billing systems.

I like small, reviewable changes and a written explanation of the tradeoffs.

## Before you reach out

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## Opportunities

- Open to: contracts, collaboration

- Availability: Up to two days a week, by arrangement

- Work preferences: Remote, async, with written specs

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“Who works with Postgres and prefers async communication?”

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