Writing

GitHub is probably the most used code-sharing platform in the world today. Many companies are using it, and all of them have to manage users, repositories, branch rules, and much more. Standardizing all of this is quite challenging and involves creating things like CLI tools, scripts, and other ways to try to automate how people deal with GitHub.

Wow, what an interesting year wasn’t it? I realized that after reading the Octoverse 2020 report. You know… even with COVID-19, and a lot of other challenges everybody went through this year, we were able to make such an amazing progress in the tech community.

I was finally able to build the fourkeys project I mentioned in my last article. I will soon share some metrics for Lykon on how this project is helping us become a more efficient tech department. Maybe I can also open source it in case someone would be interested in checking it out.

I like to reflect on titles from time to time. Over the past years in my career, I always wondered if job titles matter. That’s why I want to share my view on this subject.

This week I want to start something I wanted to do a while ago. I want to start sharing the articles and books I like and learned from in my career. Many people ask me about which books I read, and if I have any materials to share. So, every 2 weeks I want to release interesting articles and books I have read and learned from.

I currently work as an Engineering Manager at N26. We are going through a hyper-growth phase that involves many different challenges. This is extremely exciting as I have the opportunity to help in shaping how the organization can grow but still maintain its principles and alignment.