Ask HN: What do you call yourself?

Depends on the context of who I'm talking to. My actual title at my "job job" is "senior consultant", so I say "consultant" when random people (like the person sitting beside me on an aeroplane) asks what I do.

But I also have a startup, so I might say "software entrepreneur" or "tech entrepreneur" in some contexts.

Otherwise, I might use a mixture of "hacker", "programmer", "software engineer" or "software guy". I rarely say "technologist" or "coder".

Officially at work software engineer, but I will let others call me "Lord".

When freelancing, people state I am a web developer / application developer, but I will let them call me "God of development".

My official job title designated by my company is GIS Developer.

Since I hate acronyms and most people don't immediately know what GIS is (Geospatial Information Systems) I just say software engineer most of the time

Software Mercenary

Caveat: I am a contractor.

Business and software developer.

Codemonkey aka coder when Im feeling down.

CTO / Technologist / Healthcare hacker depending on the audience.

Engineer