Hi, I’m Fauzan from Indonesia. Really love elixir and functional programming, but just not get the opportunity yet. Still using rails (ouch) at the office, to solve problem that becoming heavy on concurrency (really? sorry to hear that).
muhifauzan
KJBrock
Hi! I’m Kevin, from the Silicon Valley area of California, and I’ve been exploring web development frameworks.
alisinabh
Hi! I’m Alisina from Iran, I’ve known erlang for about a year and i’m using Elixir since three months ago. I mostly do back-end development for high load apps.
sahrizv
Hello folks!
I am Haider from Bangalore, India. I started my career at SAP India HQ, working with the columnar database and user experience groups over there. Post that I moved on to work exclusively with early stage startups.
I have professionally worked with Java(Spring, Android), Python(Django), JavaScript(Node, Ember, Angular, Vue, SAP UI5), Objective-C (iOS). However, my learnings had always been exploratory and none of the backend technologies took my fancy till Elixir came along.
I enjoy learning and playing with distributed systems and that has been one of the major reasons for my interest in Elixir/Erlang/OTP.
In my past life I was a Machine Learning/Natural Language Processing researcher and published some of my work in conferences like NIPS, CIKM and ACL.
I’m currently on a career break (since July 2016), trying to have fun learning Elixir and Phoenix.
That’s more than I intended to write but I wanted to reciprocate the authenticity of the community we are building here. 
You may connect with me on these networks:
https://in.linkedin.com/in/sahrizvi
Cheers,
Haider
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Fulnir
Marcus
jj1bdx
Hi -
my name is Kenji. I’m originally from Tokyo, Japan, and I am now in Osaka, Japan. I’ve been working on Erlang/OTP for 8 years, though relatively new to Elixir, for about 2 years. My interests of Elixir is mainly about how it works with the existing Web environment, such as Plug and Phoenix. I’m working as an independent software engineering consultant since 2014, and I’m learning new and not-so-new technologies every day. I hope Elixir and Phoenix will soon become a viable solution set for Web programming.
Also, if you have found issues on OTP rand module, feel free to drop me a message. I’m a co-author of the code for OTP 18.0 and later.
Kenji
@jj1bdx (also on GitHub, Twitter)
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Mazyod
Great intros before me set the bar really high … but!
I’m Maz, and I’m from Kuwait :kw:! (First mention for this country, heh) I was a nomad during 2016, working with Elixir and Unity on a game, but just got hired to work in Dubai as an iOS Engineer.
I’ve overheard one of my friends muttering elixir under his breath while he was tackling an MMO server project few years back, and I started writing Elixir beginning of 2016 for a game project as well.
I want to take an Elixir job TODAY, but unfortunately, I’ve been doing iOS for the past 6 years now, so I mostly have frontend experience, and very limited backend experience. Hopefully, after another 2-3 years of Elixir work, I’ll transition to Elixir!
Lancelot
Hi everyone,
My name is Lancelot. I work in Paris, France and live in Bordeaux, France. Computers and programming are my main hobby and passion.
I worked and loved Python (+ Django) for a few years. Now I’m doing all sort of things with Go & Elixir. I love these new languages – including their community ; and would love to contribute to the ecosystem (including core libraries). 
See you around!
krapans
Hi. my name is Arturs (Arthur), currently, I live in Riga, Latvia but work mostly for the UK. Current job is located too in the UK.