We really have two different teams where I work. The firmware team is focused primarily on embedded development (we’re an IoT company). They have a very different process which is more waterfall- esque due to the difficulty associated with testing and updating some of those devices.
My team is the software team, most of our time goes into improving the web applications but we also do all the operations/security, documentation, requirements gathering. Sometimes I’m working on physics problems with the firmware guys or statistics with data science or helping streamline manufacturing.
So really we’re each involved in a lot of different initiatives. But all the work goes into Kanban so it’s easy to visualize what needs to get done and how resources are being utilized.
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We really have two different teams where I work. The firmware team is focused primarily on embedded development (we’re an IoT company). They have a very different process which is more waterfall- esque due to the difficulty associated with testing and updating some of those devices.
My team is the software team, most of our time goes into improving the web applications but we also do all the operations/security, documentation, requirements gathering. Sometimes I’m working on physics problems with the firmware guys or statistics with data science or helping streamline manufacturing.
So really we’re each involved in a lot of different initiatives. But all the work goes into Kanban so it’s easy to visualize what needs to get done and how resources are being utilized.