> His job was to make python script to make devs happy. I've never heard of that before. That's kind of nice. Once a project grows a certain size if you have

> His job was to make python script to make devs happy. I've never heard of that before. That's kind of nice. Once a project grows a certain size if you have the budget for it it's cool to have a dedicated small team that takes care of the dev environment (maintaining the build and test pipeline, adding static analysis and making sure there's some working default config for at least one IDE). Also take care of the commit hooks and helps out when migrating language and tool versions.