Product Engineer | 5 months and countingAfter my internship, I was thrilled to be picked for a full-time role in the product team. It's been a whirlwind two months, and here's what I've been up to:• I'm still working on that cool project I started as an intern, but now I'm diving even deeper.• One of my big tasks was building a timesheet feature. It's pretty neat - team leads can plan hours for their crew, employees log their time, and then the leads can check it all out. It's helping everyone stay on track and manage time better.• I also got to work on something really important - setting up roles and permissions in our system. It was tricky, but super interesting. I learned a ton about a tool called Directus along the way.• To handle all the permission stuff, I used Redux to keep track of the data. It was like solving a puzzle, figuring out how to store everything just right.• I won't lie, it's been a bit of a roller coaster ride. Some days I feel like I'm on top of everything, and other days I'm learning something totally new. But that's what makes this job exciting!I'm learning so much every day, and it's awesome to see my work actually being used in a real product. Can't wait to see what the next months bring!

Web Development Intern to Product Engineer | 6-month InternshipI started this internship thinking I'd just learn the basics of web development. Little did I know, it would turn into an amazing 6-month journey that completely changed my career path!Here's what happened:• In the first two weeks, I got really good at HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It was intense but fun!• Then, something unexpected happened. The company picked me to join their brand new "Vibe" product team. They said I was one of the "diamonds" they found among the interns. I was surprised and excited!• Working on the Vibe team, I learned about all the cool products the company was making.• The best part? I got to build something important - a tool for managing projects and employees. I focused on making it work great for the admin side, especially for our CEO.• I created special views in the tool so the CEO could easily see how projects were going, how teams were working together, and all the important details.Over these 6 months, I went from being a regular intern to becoming a product engineer on the Vibe team. It was a wild ride, and I learned so much about making real products and working in a tech company. This experience really helped me figure out what I want to do in my career, and I'm excited to see where it takes me next!