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Sounds like the big difference is that you can be both a DRI and an IC software engineer. PMs are not normally also devs.
by origin_path 4y ago
Sounds like the big difference is that you can be both a DRI and an IC software engineer. PMs are not normally also devs.
- jdlshore 4y agoIt reminds me of the “Chief Engineer” role in the Toyota Production System. They’re fully responsible for the success of a vehicle. They aren’t necessarily doing day-to-day IC work, but they have the background and expertise to make and understand engineering decisions.