What Type Of Person Thrives In Software Engineering, According To A Software Engineer At A Fortune 100 FinTech Company
Aarya believes that successful software developers at Fortune 100 FinTech Company are "quick learners," "quick debuggers," and adept at quickly analyzing problems and finding solutions, especially when "time is critical." Aarya also emphasizes the importance of having a "bigger view picture of everything" and that people who don't have that tend to struggle in the industry.
Problem-Solving, Adaptability, Analytical Skills, Big Picture Thinking, Time Management
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Aarya Mathreja
Software Engineer
Fortune 100 FinTech Company
Arizona State University
Computer Science
Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing), Technology
Product / Service / Software Development and Management
International Student, Immigrant, Worked 20+ Hours in School
Video Highlights
1. Quick learners and debuggers thrive in software development.
2. The ability to quickly analyze and solve problems is crucial.
3. Having a big-picture understanding is highly important for success.
Transcript
Who thrives in industry?
The people who typically thrive in software development are quick learners and quick debuggers. They are able to analyze and quickly arrive at a solution.
Most of your time, you are not really stretched thin, but there are moments where time is critical. You need to be quick and ensure that whatever you do is correct.
At that point, you really need to have those skills. That's what I would say you typically need to thrive in this industry. Having a bigger picture view of everything is highly important. People who don't have that seem to struggle in this industry.