In 2025, most of my code is generated by AI; through agents that feel more like collaborators than tools. Not just code snippets or boilerplate, but full-scale APIs, data-driven dashboards, context-aware code generation, and design-level planning with intelligent agents that remember, reason, and respond to intent. Let me walk you through how I got here, what’s changed in my workflow, and what I’ve learned along the way.

When people flip on a light switch, they rarely think about what makes it possible. Behind that simple act is one of the most complex and fascinating engineering and operational feats of modern civilization: the electric utility value chain. After 20 years in the industry—first as a technologist and now as a strategic delivery leader—I’ve witnessed firsthand how technology is reshaping utilities, and I’m excited to share these insights with the next generation of innovators.

Dan Harris shares how design and product work is changing with a new generation of AI tools and why this feels like it will be a great time to be a designer or product creator.

Neurotech is a rapidly evolving field with applications in healthcare, gaming, wellness tracking, and even superhuman augmentation. As software developers, we now have an unprecedented opportunity to shape the future of human-computer interaction. By integrating brainwave data into applications, we can unlock innovative user experiences that go beyond screens, keyboards, and voice commands.

This blog post provides a developer-focused overview of Neurotechnology and BCIs, explaining what they are, how they work, the tools available, and how you can get started in this exciting domain.

Genomics is the study of the genome—the complete set of genetic information in an organism, including its DNA and all its genes. This genetic code serves as the blueprint for life, containing instructions for growth, development, and function. Advances in next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology have revolutionized the field, enabling us to convert physical DNA into digital data at unprecedented speed and scale. With this data, we can uncover insights about biology that were once unimaginable.

After spending a decade at Amazon and AWS, working on mobile apps and Amazon QuickSight, Brian Stein has been through countless interviews—both as a candidate and as a hiring manager. The tech interview landscape has changed over the years, but the fundamentals remain largely the same. Whether you're preparing for your first technical interview or striving to refine your approach, these insights can help you.