20 tasks, each one witnessed by the sources that watched the job — and behind every one, a prompt you can use tonight.
You usually split time between coding, meetings, and reviewing other people’s work. Mornings often start with a 15–30 minute stand-up to sync on tasks, blockers, and immediate priorities.
The rest of the day mixes writing and testing code (feature branches, unit tests), doing code reviews, and fixing bugs that come from monitoring tools after deployment. Expect occasional time for documentation, user support, or planning with product and QA.
Strong debugging and troubleshooting skills: being able to reproduce errors, read logs, and step through code. That skill lets you fix bugs, improve performance, and support users quickly.
Combine that with knowing how to check logs and metrics after deployment (cloud logs, DynamoDB/Redshift dashboards) and you’ll resolve most common issues without long delays.