What the F(p) is Kotlin?
Learn about the journey of introducing Kotlin to Intuit! Read more here
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Hi, I'm Shelby
Software Engineer
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I'm a software engineer at Transposit, building a modern, AI-enabled workflow automation platform for the next generation of incident management for DevOps.
Prior to Transposit, I worked on the Search Infrastructure team at Twitter. Primary focusing on backend development designing and architecting large distributed systems for all search use cases at Twitter. I am passionate about learning new technology and am continuously improving my skills as an engineer.
Before working at Twitter, I was a Senior Software Engineer at Intuit who worked on developing UI components and tooling for native mobile applications. At Intuit, I also spent time working on back-end services in Kotlin and Java in the Developer Productivity Organization, leading cross-division engineering efforts to allow seamless development and testing of products, such as TurboTax, Mint, and QuickBooks.
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Forbes
How To Get Your Ideas Heard—Even When You’re Entry-Level
"In just a month, via one-on-one trainings, webinars, white papers and seminars, Shelby and Katie introduced and trained the Intuit engineering brand on Kotlin, and are now speaking at leading engineering conferences on how others can do the same. I interviewed the inspiring ambitious duo for their tips on driving company change from an entry-level role."
Packt
How two junior Intuit engineers helped their team adopt Kotlin within a month
"As two relatively junior developers at financial software provider Intuit, Shelby and Katie didn’t only have to take on the challenge of building out training programs and providing resources to thousands of developers across Intuit, they also had to negotiate internal hierarchies and politics that can prove resistant to change."
FairyGodBoss
How to Make an Impact in a Male-Dominated Industry, from Women Who’ve Done It
"Women make up less than 30% of the tech workforce...it’s incredibly important for women technologists to have the freedom (and cultural support) to learn, experiment, bring new ideas, and influence decisions within and beyond their teams. Software Engineers Katie Levy and Shelby Cohen seem to have found the secret sauce."
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