[LFG][DnD or Pathfinder] Experienced TTRPG Player/DM looking for a new adventure

Hello! I am seeking a new group of friends to adventure with. I currently meet with a group of my close friends weekly on Mondays, but I need more!  A little bit about myself. My name is Sal. I use He/Him pronouns. I am in my mid 30's. I have been playing TTRPG's for the last 8+ years. I started out as a player but have been DM'ing for about 5 of those years. Pathfinder 2e is what I have played the most, and I have a little experience playing 5e (a lot of watching Critical Role and Dimension20 though, so I feel like I am pretty knowledgeable in that system.) I am not here to just hack and slash.  I enjoy the stories that are being made, and the experiences I can't get anywhere else. Don't get me wrong, I love the feeling of getting that final blow, but why are we doing this, who are we helping, what WILL happen after the task is complete? As far as modules or AP's, I am open to almost anything. For Pathfinder I have played Rise of the Runelords, DM half/Player half of Curse of the Crimson Throne, and DM'd Skulls and Shackles. For DnD I have Played the Lost Mines of Phandelver, and the beginning of Curse of Strahd before the DM just disappeared. I think that's about it for this post. Please reach out if you think I would be a good fit for your group. I have Discord and some other messaging platforms for communication and my laptop does have a camera that works sometimes :P I live on the West Coast of USA so I am on PST.

I have a group of me and two other friends looking to try out Pathfinder 2e for the first time, preferably in a mini campaign. We want to try something new in Pathfinder because we're suffering from a bit of D&D burnout tbh. We're looking for an adventure that's well suited to beginners and might struggle as early as character creation - However, I think we tick off a lot of the boxes for what you're looking for! You share a timezone with one of us, so time shouldn't pose a big problem. You can expect voice acting from all three of us when it comes to our characters because at least two of us are consistently live on twitch tables (me and the DM) All three of us are fairly experienced D&D players (I'm the newest to 5e bc I primarily played 3.5 for a decade) so we can certainly trade insight on systems. I've been playing at tables with the other two players fairly consistently for well around half a year now, one of which I show up to with as a player on stream if that's any assurance of attendance. I think the only con is how painfully new we are to Pathfinder.