No idea, first day is March 18th :)Update: I still have no idea but it's really fun :)

During my time in this role, I moved from Intern all the way up to Staff Engineer. I Lead The:Initiation of a new award called the “It’s Trivial!” after hearing of low team morale“Triad” - A meeting of the minds between Engineering, UX Design, and ProductDesign and usage of Monads for our teams UseCase implementationsThe team effort to use the Modern Android Design data layer for our expansion to KFC I Supported Production By:Deploying Taco Bell Next Generation Point of Sale (POS) in store, now at thousands of locationsBeing on-call, as well as supporting the on-call staff with useful toolingImplementing debugging tools to make store-specific issues easier to resolveI Architectured:Use Monads to improve readability and maintainability of our Domain LayerGraphql schema to kotlin data class toolDomain Specific Language Matching Engine for Pricing, Discounting, Dynamic Tagging, and TaxationMenu and Order API in Kotlin for the Android POS… and then I did it again (rewrite)Automated Moshi annotations for kotlin objects in haskellWeb-Socket based synchronous order transmission engineData sync between POS and above store systems using RabbitMQ, and CouchbaseDBMicroservice framework in NodeJS to help expand the dev team, allowing us to create new microservices with greater modularity and standardization, and engineers to move across teams with easeI Implemented:Test Driven Development of the new platform for Yum! Brands2FA for our admin site, and then guided the other teams in implementing it on their platformsTested the platform on site, communicating the needs of the in-store personnel to the technical teamI also:Learned how not to design microservicesPrepped pre-acquisition demos during Crunch style dev

• Led a team of interns to construct a mentorship pilot program for future PG&E interns.• Performed trade controls for transactions, validating compliance with company policy.• Expanded trader and SOX controls.• Plan and analyze data governance for market data.• Analyzed comparative price node data between internal systems.

• Developed a driver for a frequency sampler in C++, used to record the speed of a compressor and send it to a QNX based Operating System called UMACS-V.• Enable network communications between test stand control systems.• Installed the latest Data System and UMACS-V into a test stand. • Enhance control interfaces for UMACS-V.• Analyze and configure an Analog to Digital

• Consolidated a 4200 line Perl script into 5 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 tables, ~1000 lines of SQL stored procedures and ~800 lines of VBA for a macro. The new program was faster, more reliable and more maintainable. • Completed an $800,000 project by compiling and fixing a Fortran 77 code.• Performed a gap analysis of what information was in SCADA that was not loaded to our local database known as pi.

• Built and delivered a prototype DC power regulator from the ground up, reaching a corporate milestone.• Debugged 24 electrical components for control devices. • Augment the capabilities and controls of the Electric Power and Control Systems lab.

• Analyzed Gas and Electric rules and regulations with field experts to establish “at risk” items.• Met with and discussed these rules every week with experts in their fields.

• Formulated an equation with data retrieved from crash analysis to establish the impact speed of a head on crash based on the crush impacted on the hood of the car.• Isolate parts of different BMW models for use in crash analysis.