As the other poster wrote, in terms of tech it does depend. It is cliche but true for me. I have worked on a few different teams at my current company. Previous

As the other poster wrote, in terms of tech it does depend. It is cliche but true for me. I have worked on a few different teams at my current company. Previously I wrote an HL7 parser and worked on data integration services, so it was very domain specific. Now I am writing frontend React, which has almost no healthcare domain technology in it. I like this flexibility. It's fun to write parsers and data integrations, but when that gets tiring it's nice to do something nearly unrelated to healthtech. Edit: We deal with lots of archaic formats and protocols but most all our code is Golang and Typescript