Where engineering keeps taking my attention
If you had asked me ten years ago what becoming a better engineer meant, my answer would have been surprisingly simple. Something like: Learn new frameworks. Write cleaner code. Discover better archi
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This series is a collection of personal reflections on how my understanding of software engineering has evolved throughout my career.
Each article captures a moment where experience challenged one of my assumptions—about technology, products, stakeholders, leadership or AI.
I’m not trying to define what engineering should be. I’m simply documenting how it keeps changing the way I think.
If you had asked me ten years ago what becoming a better engineer meant, my answer would have been surprisingly simple. Something like: Learn new frameworks. Write cleaner code. Discover better archi
Why did you say yes? When I joined Sportradar, there wasn't much work for me yet. I was still discovering the company, the team and the product. One day, my team lead came to me. "We don't really hav