You're videos are very relaxing and calming, yet informative and interesting. Keep it up and I can't wait to watch your channel grow (I've subscribe :) )
I just graduated in engineering, and since my final year of uni, I have been larning computer science on my own. Now it's been a few months in the post graduation phase, and I am trying to learn more and more so I get in the field and be able to apply at a first job. Videos like these make me feel things are achievable:)
Hi , great video, love watching day in a life videos in general. I have a few questions with regards to the self taught route. So I have learned Html, css and javascript. I can solve logic problems but I struggle to "program". Can you give advise with regards to how I can like learn how to make projects from scratch.
Thanks for watching! When starting out, one of the most helpful things was following full-project tutorials in which devs would use a popular tech stack while building a clone of a consumer site like Spotify or Instagram. I remember UA-cam channels like FreeCodeCamp had some great content on this!
Hey Justin, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering if I could help you edit your highly engaging thumbnails that helps to grow your channel ?
Could you please explain more or simplified the explanation of Deployed Engineer? because I've been looking it up online (at Quora) and still couldn't grasp the idea. Anyway, great video, bro! +1 subs
Sure! It varies quite a bit company to company, but it usually involves doing some type of engineering with businesses closely after they become a customer. This usually only makes sense if the company you’re working for has a more complex technical product that a customer needs to learn before building with, or has super specific needs. In most cases, ‘deployed engineering’ is kind of a combo of product engineering, solutions engineering, sales engineering, and being a customer success manager. For the startup I worked at in particular, the role was more of a catch-all for technical ops, and we would do whatever was necessary at the time across software engineering, data, product, and sales, but the scope became more focused as the company grew. Overall, ‘deployed engineering’ can be pretty much anything across companies, which is why it can seem confusing when researching online, but it usually involves doing technical work with customers so that they’re happy!
Hey Justin , , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you enhance Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .
Hm not really to be honest-the college I went to didn’t have an MIS major (only a grad program), so I never learned much about it, but it sounds like a good track for entering an engineering or pm career!
I'm from India, arts graduated in 2023 . I have learnt html css javascript and learning react. Do companies will hire guy with no tech degree.im 25 , stressed and frustrated living with my parents 😭 . How much it will take to get a entry level job.
From what I’ve seen, a technical degree definitely isn’t required, but if you don’t have one, there’s more work required to get your foot in the door. Folks that went to a well-known college and/or get a technical degree have status signals so that they need to do less to do less to prove themselves to employers. Some of the best engineers I know don’t have a technical degree, but because it’s harder to prove it, they’ve had to lean harder into networking and building portfolios before they find a good home for themselves.
very cool video. my first day at my new job is monday. backend swe. ive actually seen some of your tiktoks! had no idea until the clips at the end. good luck!
I’m a computer science major and this kinda puts it in perspective on what my life would look like thank you!
nice!! best of luck as you continue through college and thanks for watching :)
exciting stuff, hyped to see what you guys come up with!
That hooked me up, I'm vouching for you guys, keep it going! 😊
I’m so glad to stumble across this channel, excited to see where y’all head to next!!
thanks Alex!!
love these type of videos! psyched to see what you guys will build!
Best wishes for the future, buddy. I look forward to seeing more intriguing videos from you in the future. Continue on!
man killeeer content! loved the angle you took, refreshing to see on a day in the life video! you just earned a sub!
thank you! :))
So cool to see this. I wish you the best!
Awesome video, looking forward to the next!!!
justin! so happy to see you enjoying the present and I'm excited for what's ahead man. keep pushing and go bears :)
Nalin!! thank you brother, likewise 💛
hey Justin! your vid just popped into my recommended - love your humour + way you edited this!
Excited to see the videos you put out here - I have a feeling we are up for a pleasant treat. Lovely!
Thank you sir 🥹
good luck on your new projects!
W video bro, glad to see you're starting the youtube journey 🤝
Im happy to join your journey here on youtube :)
You're videos are very relaxing and calming, yet informative and interesting. Keep it up and I can't wait to watch your channel grow (I've subscribe :) )
Glad you enjoy them and thank you for watching!! :)
the realist dude on UA-cam fr. I subbed
Excited to see what you build
Great vid, excited to see your future projects.
thank you!!
This is the most based day in the life of a software engineer vid I've seen, keep it up!
LMAO thank you sir
Insanely good first vid, subbed :)
thanks!! appreciate you :)
This video was so refreshing for some reason
I just graduated in engineering, and since my final year of uni, I have been larning computer science on my own. Now it's been a few months in the post graduation phase, and I am trying to learn more and more so I get in the field and be able to apply at a first job. Videos like these make me feel things are achievable:)
Best of luck, I believe in you!! :)
@@justoutquan This means a lot, really! Thank you so much!
this was baller, good luck 👀
Nice video! I hope u make more of them.
dope video my man, keep it up :)
thank you!! :)
Great video! Looking forward to more.
Thank you!!
All the best :)
Awesome video!
I reap the benefits of all the free drinks
Love the vid, what camera do u use?
another fellow engineer creator lesgooo!
🤝
ay bruh best of luck!
thank you sir 🙏
Great video Justin!
Do you edit them yourself?
Amazing video considering it's the first on the channel
Thanks Abhishek!
Love the gym break 😂
This is cinema. Thank you.
just tryna be like u
lets gooooooo!!!!!!!
Hi , great video, love watching day in a life videos in general.
I have a few questions with regards to the self taught route. So I have learned Html, css and javascript. I can solve logic problems but I struggle to "program". Can you give advise with regards to how I can like learn how to make projects from scratch.
Thanks for watching! When starting out, one of the most helpful things was following full-project tutorials in which devs would use a popular tech stack while building a clone of a consumer site like Spotify or Instagram. I remember UA-cam channels like FreeCodeCamp had some great content on this!
Love the content, wish i could get job in tech
Appreciate it! You can do it-I believe in you :)
❤❤❤
💛💛💛
you know what, im actually interested in this so ig i'll subscribe lol
🔥
🙏🏻
LFG
Video #0 was enough for me to sub, i wanna follow this journey to learn myself as a comp sci student
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bro went on a journey
🚶♂️
bro that was a plot twist similar to shutter island or something
LMAO shutter island but it’s software engineering
good stuff
Thank you :)
"I like listening to podcasts on the way....I BE POPPIN BOTTLES"🤣 0:52
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Hey Justin, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering if I could help you edit your highly engaging thumbnails that helps to grow your channel ?
If you don't mind me asking what is your rough estimate of salary working there?
Could you please explain more or simplified the explanation of Deployed Engineer? because I've been looking it up online (at Quora) and still couldn't grasp the idea. Anyway, great video, bro! +1 subs
Sure! It varies quite a bit company to company, but it usually involves doing some type of engineering with businesses closely after they become a customer. This usually only makes sense if the company you’re working for has a more complex technical product that a customer needs to learn before building with, or has super specific needs. In most cases, ‘deployed engineering’ is kind of a combo of product engineering, solutions engineering, sales engineering, and being a customer success manager. For the startup I worked at in particular, the role was more of a catch-all for technical ops, and we would do whatever was necessary at the time across software engineering, data, product, and sales, but the scope became more focused as the company grew.
Overall, ‘deployed engineering’ can be pretty much anything across companies, which is why it can seem confusing when researching online, but it usually involves doing technical work with customers so that they’re happy!
Hey Justin , , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you enhance Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .
Next week was 2 weeks ago! Come back brodie
hopefully soon, brother-have yet to get around to finish editing it 😞
Where the vids!
If you ever need to advertise your creations... let me know bro!
Startup name ?
Do you have any tips for mis majors
Hm not really to be honest-the college I went to didn’t have an MIS major (only a grad program), so I never learned much about it, but it sounds like a good track for entering an engineering or pm career!
Found you elliot choy
LMAO
I'm from India, arts graduated in 2023 . I have learnt html css javascript and learning react. Do companies will hire guy with no tech degree.im 25 , stressed and frustrated living with my parents 😭 . How much it will take to get a entry level job.
From what I’ve seen, a technical degree definitely isn’t required, but if you don’t have one, there’s more work required to get your foot in the door. Folks that went to a well-known college and/or get a technical degree have status signals so that they need to do less to do less to prove themselves to employers. Some of the best engineers I know don’t have a technical degree, but because it’s harder to prove it, they’ve had to lean harder into networking and building portfolios before they find a good home for themselves.
Wishing you the best of luck in the process, I believe in you!
@@justoutquan thanks brother. All the best you too..
it’s been more than 2 weeks bruh
Agh, sorry for the delay-still need to finish editing the next video for the last project, hopefully coming out soon
what is a deployed engineer?
it means I work at palantir
(I do not actually work at palantir)
@@justoutquan Day in the Life of a UA-camr (Last Day)
So glad y'all are gone
peace at last
finally there'll be cantaloupe in the fruit salad
very cool video. my first day at my new job is monday. backend swe. ive actually seen some of your tiktoks! had no idea until the clips at the end. good luck!
haha that’s awesome, thanks and best of luck to you too on your new job! 💪🏻
@@justoutquan my first week was awesome. much better than I could have expected, great office amenities and people. when's your next video?
@@SwiftMCy nice!! Awesome to hear-unfortunately still getting around to finishing editing the next video 😞hopefully coming out soon!