I started my career in 1996. I did I that fines and beginning and, uh, that I started working in nudity. It was like, yes, all company at that, but through common. So I did a program me or two year a knucklehead I waas selected, actually in a university, one of the state in 19 year job as a professor. So for two years, I was actually playing a role of professor. And now you're getting friends in that university that in the year 2009 came here and almost 24 years now together that I'm in I t and I went through almost all different kind of roots. I started as a girl for I did a lot of networking and then I woke, actually, for a few years. Actually, I moved into the way. And after that from last 78 years now I'm actually not send in the cloud area. Alright, how much center something, and that's pretty much growing sharp on that story.

it different. Actually, you know, one drawer does not specify fixed our type of municipal securities or decision, sometimes for some funnel. If you are. Are you saying you are a cloud architect from company company? Your responsibilities can be different but normally responsibilities. You know, if you're looking right now, for example, if I didn't say that Obama who like that one secret is that you are designing Actually, you know the old technical, our environment, either for your growth for either for your company defender in our kind of funeral you are in on. And then sometimes it depends that, uh or the role immature. You know, I know you're working. You have to play. Actually, many more than many more things actually go out off that Rolex before example if you are playing as architect. But if you know something that okay, how you can set up for the samples or how the things are, you know, for Q a or 100 things get for reproduction or production environments. You are desperately baby on that and the other primary responsibilities I am handling right now, as far as that this is the making of any depends. Sometimes if you you are starting something you know from scratch. If your role is that you have to break up something from scratch, then you have a very big responsibilities because you are actually do not architect from her first step. So you need to be very, very careful that whatever you are going well, there it is. One paying practically are in future. So this is family are said that kind off for pointing is under rule at this time playing you right now and are typically or the weekly hours you asked me up again. There are never actually fixed number of hours, normally 40 hours, but there most of the time, especially in I d. It is never actually 40 hours. It is always going to be more than 40 hours. Sometimes you market late at night, especially if they're the production issue or something like that. And espresso for the travel depend X You know, the kind of cool. If you're only that you are going actually to different clients, then the travel can be anywhere from a 30% to 90%. But if the role is not a travel rules, then sometimes there is no travel at all.

the first thing in I d a dynamic field. It is always changing. You know, you are something on. By the time you are expert in that, a acting change something you will come. So I think the biggest challenge. Uh, I is Oh, beach. It's a basic gin, and, uh, how you will handle that? This is very interesting. Actually. One very important thing is what I do is try one technology working there. I'm not sitting on top of that. I'm not everything that okay, you know, my job and it is going Everything is good. So let me just continue. No, I I never do that. May I approach? Is that? No, I was just so everyone where we lost me that you know, how do under the current is whenever you are doing a perfect job, Don't just sit on the job. Always trying to have done something new. So what I mean is like, if you are doing I our job every day I say that spend one hour. You know that what Paris is going on around you. You know how that I d market stating. If you are here today in a little say? As you know, you get that. You should see that. Oh, you know what? How about a dude? Let me learn something about a zoo or let me something a good flow that way are most common challenges. They will go away because you will be before you have that challenge me I'm doing. I think that's how I had I ever see exactly on one technology. Like I was saying before I started accidentally as a developer, I rented 40. Then I went to see where then I went to Italy, Dev Ops. So I'm Jenny myself. And the advantage of that is that first of all, you can do, you know, if you are doing a poor job and maybe, you know, sometimes beating at. So I'm doing a full time job. There's a job, you know, your be. But I don't think that I seen people who are in the job from last 20 years, and suddenly next morning they come on this. They find out that they don't have a job. And I know so many so many, you know, friends of mine. They were hoping for a company at least more than 10 years and next day they are still job. No, that, you know, running around like what to do Because they don't have opinions. That what artists Jans actually hostin years. Oh, myself. I just did. My example is that I am this effort to do something. I don't go for time positions, but again, you know, this is just my decision. And the reason for me is that I knew consulting it because number one, it's forces me, actually learn new houses, everything. And second thing is when America rebuke and something you can actually more chance to contact with the changing dynamics off the idea. Anybody go from one point to another? Fine. You will get that one experience departing with different things and that family. And whenever you are looking for, you know, your next job there have been 90 chances that you will already know. This is how I handle on. You know how these companies