I would receive a bug report, maybe work with a tester on how I can recreate the issue in the web application. Then research the underlying code. Try many different things as part of solving the issue, send them to code review, and then commit the changes for testing. This is a lot of work in JavaScript on the front-end, with Kendo UI for jQuery. Also in the Oracle database, using PL/SQL. In-between is C# ASP.NET 4.5, but I do not often work in there yet.
Mainly fixing/testing faults on a large system. Sometimes includes projects to make system changes
Consistent, and very educational.
I am a technical Release Manager, which means I get involved in the back-end stuff of the release aspects. I help with the deployment of services when there is a release, while also being available to help technically when the team is having issues with the release. My day-to-day responsibilities include maintaining internal servers and environments, cleaning up deployment software and our release database, while also documenting my responsibilities as my predecessor did not give me a handover.
I am a project coordinator. My role includes scrum master responsibilities, assisting project managers with day to day tasks, putting together weekly reports, & tracking team performance on projects. Along with other smaller pieces of project work.
