In the U.S., you may have run across Eugene Volkoh[1] on the news, as a constitutional law expert. He was first famous (well, in our circles) as a software developer; he and his father sold a really popular utility for HP3000 minicomputers that _everyone_ used. Always thought it was a shame such a good engineer decided to become a lawyer. :) On a side note, one of the best SWEs I ever worked with is now a professor of Economics.
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In the U.S., you may have run across Eugene Volkoh[1] on the news, as a constitutional law expert. He was first famous (well, in our circles) as a software developer; he and his father sold a really popular utility for HP3000 minicomputers that _everyone_ used. Always thought it was a shame such a good engineer decided to become a lawyer. :) On a side note, one of the best SWEs I ever worked with is now a professor of Economics.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Volokh