sure. So before joining the boot camp, I was in the United States Army as an infantry squad leader. I had served in the US Army for approximately nine years. Um, after I got out of the military, I was looking for a career change and a coding boot camp just seem like a natural place to end up.

So I am a engineering manager that oversees the performance engineering team. My primary responsibilities is to ensure that the applications that run for the business, our performance.So the top three priorities, I would say, is ensuring customers are successful after they engage with us, Ensuring the applications are performance after the we render our services and conveying the concept. That performance shouldn't be an afterthought, but a key component of the development life cycle and some of the pain points that are experienced is, uh, typically, ah. Lot of developers think of testing and performance as something that's done after it's not planned during the process. Um, preference is not necessarily a key thing that people care about initially, and conveying that to a large enterprise is difficult because it involves a lot of changes in mind set.

how many tools that are Excuse me, that are used for I guess, my subset. It's performance. Uh huh. How could I for this? Tools like J meter tools not like lode runner tools like Neo Load, basically, ah, performance testing software and the languages that are involved primarily Java and Java script. When we deal with single user, you are testing.