back in 2017, a graduate high school. I was, you know, very open with, uh, going on the track of chemistry as a major for college. I went to the University of Illinois at Chicago for a year. I wasn't very happy with where I was at in the career path that I was on, I heard about Dev Code camp. It's a It's a program out of Milwaukee boot camp course for software development. Um, and, you know, that's kind of where I am now, uh, kind of how I got there. Um, you know, I didn't really have ah, technology or ah, technology background. But, um, you know, through a boot camp course, I was able Thio, you know, get a full time software development position at a nice company. MSC data. Um and I'm I'm happy with where I'm at

um, so And this I data, Uh, my main priorities throughout the day are, um, normal bug fixes and product, uh, backlog items, PBS, Um, I also do run Cem load tests for performance testing our A p i servers and database servers. Um, and besides that, you know, I do a little bit of audience here and there, um, building test test suites and frameworks for our internal products. Um, and pretty much anything else that I get thrown it with.pain points. Um, sometimes working with a team or with multiple departments convey be challenging, um, both with people that are on the team and also what responsibilities that team has versus what you ultimately would like to have access to or to roll out into production or things along those lines. Uh, could definitely be some big pain points. Um, top three priorities is you know, you always have to make your customer happy by, you know, fixing Cem high severity bugs. Or, you know, taking some extra time out of your day or out of your night thio debugging issue for ah customer that's having an issue in prod. Um, those air kind of, you know, the biggest priorities besides, you know, finishing up whatever work is in the Sprint getting that through the pipeline and out into production at the end of the day. Um and you know, just really good communication is a good way to get around most of these hurdles. Um, having allowing yourself enough time for that communication is also pretty key being able Thio, you know, say a cloud engineering team is gonna have their own set of priorities throughout a sprint and so does the team that I'm on. And, you know, if we give ourselves enough time at the beginning, before we end up going through that that sprint where we need to implement the work, we can kind of aid and, uh, help our help ourselves with making the time to have that communication.

eso on a day to day basis, I develop in typescript a little bit of JavaScript here and there. I also use Python. Um, and we use a couple couple tools for testing frameworks like Cyprus that I owe. We've also used selenium on a couple of paid products. Like ran Rex. Um, we've used that before. Um, and then, you know, we use dot net framework on bond sequel server. So those were some pretty, pretty main things that you know somebody would have to use on a day to day basis.