I'll give a short background on my time as a software engineer (20+ years) and then open things up to any questions the audience may have about my experiences in the profession and what life has been like as a software engineer. I'd like audience questions to drive the discussion, but here are some example questions that I can answer, if requested, during the session: * What’s a typical day like? * Who decides what a product looks like (i.e. designs the UI)? * Does someone review your code? * Do you work alone or with others? * What do you do if you need help? * How’s work/life balance? * How do you learn new skills? * Do you do pair programming? * What do you look for when hiring?

I'll give a short background on my time as a software engineer (20+ years) and then open things up to any questions the audience may have about my experiences in the profession and what life has been like as a software engineer. I'd like audience questions to drive the discussion, but here are some example questions that I can answer, if requested, during the session: * What’s a typical day like? * Who decides what a product looks like (i.e. designs the UI)? * Does someone review your code? * Do you work alone or with others? * What do you do if you need help? * How’s work/life balance? * How do you learn new skills? * Do you do pair programming? * What do you look for when hiring?

In this series we're gonna 2 sessions, the first covering the bases of trig identities and the other focused on applying that to problems.