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Hi, everyone. My name is Henshaw. I'm currently working as a senior us after development engineer at Adobe in Lehi, Utah. United States. So, uh, from growing up in a small town in India, toe serious development in general Adobe and Lehi. So, um, so I started. Ah. You know, since since my childhood and since I was in school, I got really interested in computers and technology and decided to pursue my career. The software in junior. Um, And from there I saw that, you know, to become a software engineer, like there were a couple off challenges. Oh, and, ah, you know, roadblocks that I need to tackle. One was I was sitting in a non English with in school. I was sitting in a reasonable in school. So one thing was that to get better at the English language second waas. Ah, to make sure that try for good grades so that I can secure my ambition in a decent ended in colleges. Right. So I started working in that election I secured. Uh huh. Admission in a good entering school in Gujarat on I completed my bachelors off technology and information technology. Um, and a long bitter doing my bachelors. I also started working on freelancing projects. So I was building website on taking some freelance work and, um, along with that, I also participated in complex society off India. So there's a C. S I. A student branch that were running in the university, and I volunteered their involved as general Secretary and ah, adviser to, you know, grew my organization and interpersonal skills as well. And, ah, in my bachelors college, I got placed into other coincidences services. So I joined other considered services, worked as, ah Java developer got certified in Java programming. And so it was around. It was about two years of time, and, uh, I was working for the productive was that time it was owned by daily and see So, ah, After that, I made a Swiss to DMC, worked as a consultant for the very same product, and after that, I decided to pursue muscles in us because I wanted to advance a new you know, I lost my knowledge and gain new skills. So I chose in your city off Utah and missing information systems. I started my master's program, and, uh uh here I landed an internship opportunity that adobe as a competence. And this in turn, um, I started my internship and Ah, um, So I work for a project that was presented toe ah, to be CEO Shantanu Narayen in the Innovation Expo. And that was my breakthrough for full time position with Adobe. And it's been around the three years right now. I recently got promoted to senior suffered element in Junior and here I am.
So right now I'm part of the developer relations team. Now, Donna, population steam is ah, pretty different from, you know Ah, usual software engineering team. So based on my experience off almost four years working as extensive, softer developer being in the donor population steam. So the responsibilities in decision that we make rebate basically drive the strategies and, ah, developer experience from Adobe Toby's a prolific company, it has multiple products in different business domains. And ah, so everything basically create strategies are tools and ah, uh, you know, like assist crack teams to how to make the devil a percentage is better. So the responsibilities that I have, like I would I would say it is divided into, like, three different areas. So one is, ah, research. So whenever we are, whenever Toby, it's kind of releasing a new productively become the developer zero of the work closely with the productive things to test out the product from dollar per standpoint, the quality of the FBI, the quality of the documentation, are there any issues with the developer flow and when you know, don't apple will start interacting with the productive the AP ice so and ah building some pretty in life use cases, PLC's toe test out the product and to even showcased the capabilities of the product. So that's that's one aspect of my job that is, you know, doing research. Second, is that we constantly tried toe make the developer experience better across adobe. So we make sure that the developer experience is consistent across all the barracks in Adobe and ah, we try to identify the pain point on areas of improvement in terms off the quality of the FBI. Um, the quality of the documentation, the vapor acting delivers the documentation and all the stuff. So the collaborated reluctance we build stools and we define strategies to make them consistent and effective. The third aspect is ah, in sort of consulting. So because I mean involved Arlene, the product you know, Asadullah prosciutto. So many times I do visit customers toe deliver the people, see, and ah ah no, you know B as a technical person toe to head the sales pitch and ah ah, you know, giving on enterprise demo off a product. So, like my responsibilities are divided between these three areas. Coming about the beekeeper cars. I missed it tonight? Uh, no next people about the working out, but I try to stick to 9 to 5 and ah, eso my work travel Incluso Asai mentioned right that I have to travel because of folk between us, Canada and were devoted is in us. So I would say it's around 5 to 10% off domestic and international trouble and working from home. Right now. Everybody's working from home due to the global pandemics. But generally, I book we'll make once a week girl. You know, I work from home, mostly Friday's toe kind off. You know, get out of the box and, uh, yeah, lose a little.
so as a serious after development engineer, and I mentioned that we are in the dollar politician steam. And, uh so most of the work is pretty specific toe dubious business domain. The business. So maybe Aaron beat the creative cloud. Digital experience are the document cloud. Um, so we had to be pretty flexible working with programs frameworks because with the new product, we are always working with sudden new set of tools, programs and framework. As of now, recently, I have been working on ah, function at the service Apache open with platform ah, hyper media ups specification, which is pretty different from the rest of the year. And, ah, the tools that we use I personally prefer to use No, Jess, that was kept as my programming language. Um, along with that, uh, sudden FBI does for a pure documentation and the testing of the FBI used postman um, Microsoft visual were schooled, so yeah, like these are typically, you know, to centrally that I use, but it changes every three months. We're working on a new product. We are totally shifted to a different oncologist. Stack