A key-person who brings in:- Predictability and sustainability to product development- Make sure that the product is stable all the time while consistently adding features.PracticeNow was built during the pandemic. And in 15 months, we were able to reach many students across the globe. We added more features to the product while scaling it to more customers. My experience varies from consumer-facing products to large enterprise products. And the domains include Mobile Device Management, Business Process/Workflow. At Multunus, we worked with a media company to deploy Android Tablets to deliver media content. In a few months, we built software to manage 4000+ devices deployed across 1500 clinics across the US, all remotely managed.We built these with the small, say, a handful of programmers. It is not the number of people. In my opinion, it is the following that helped us to do that.- The strong foundation we have for the product architecture- The investment in automation for product reliability and availabilityI have shared my experiences at various conferences across the globe and meetups. Here is a link :https://www.slideshare.net/leenasn/At Multunus, we had a rigorous training program for newbies that I designed with my senior colleagues. This training process helps us:- Onboard a fresh grad on a project after 8-12 weeks of training- The person moving at the same pace as experienced programmers right from the onsetMy experiences vary from consumer-facing products to large enterprise products in the areas such as Mobile Device Management, Business Process/Workflow.I’ve worked with various frameworks across various languages, and my more recent work has been with Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.