Hyundai Motor

You write code that runs on 'things'—drones, cars, medical devices, and robots. You work close to the metal, managing memory and processor cycles to make hardware come alive. It's high-stakes coding where efficiency fits into a microchip.

You teach computers to learn. You take the experimental models from data scientists and turn them into production-ready software that scales. You live at the intersection of heavy math, big data, and software performance.

You are the CEO of the product. You find the problem, define the solution, and herd the cats (engineers and designers) to get it built. You don't write code, but you speak its language, ensuring the team builds the *right* thing for the market.

You are the champion of the user. You don't just make things look good; you make them work for humans. You research how people think, prototype solutions to their problems, and test designs until they are intuitive and delightful.