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Cultivate in a venture, leverage in a major company ── An engineer's choice
The venture era, where skills were honed in a 'try it first' speed environment, is still a source of nourishment. On that foundation, seeking larger projects, they moved to a major company. Now, realizing that meticulous checks enhance quality, they quietly reflect that both environments have shaped who they are.
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