Tech-Agnostic Software Engineer

I am an ex Electrical Engineer. I have only been in the Software field for 5 years. I have tried my hands at startups. I have lost my money, and other peoples money in startups. I've also won a ton of startup competitions, I enter them because its fun and I like to think. I'm probably also the only person that offered to pay everyone back 100% of their investment on failure. Luckily for my wallet, the main person declined the money and instead want to invest in my next thing instead as they see major potential in me. I have built 2 tools in the last that year that at least 1000 people use per day: (1) A mobile emulation tool that I built in a few weekends - 14,000+ users. (2) A salary transparency tool that I built in 2 day - 6,000+ users. They are both embarrassing to look at. I just entered Google's built-in AI competition and I am going to win it. I've been recognised by MIT in their tech review, even though I live on the other side of the world. I'm in "sleeper" mode, I still haven't achieved anywhere near where I want to, and that I think I'm capable of. I'm bursting at the seams with ideas (and I build basically every idea I think of). I will enter Y-Combinator at a later date with some peers. I'm still young (under 30). I have ADHD - go figure. Double-edged sword. I will absolutely shake up the status-quo at your company. I do not keep my mouth shut, I challenge things, and I take action. Best of all, I stick up for, and advocate for younger colleagues and junior colleagues.