ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Fernando Isias is an IOS Developer at Google for the past six years. He sits down with Byron to talk about the evolution of machine learning and how QA could be improved by developers. He shares what he thinks makes a great developer at both start ups and big companies. You can follow Fernando on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fernandoescher?lang=en
What You Will Learn:
- How BlockChain is opening people’s minds
- The future of machine learning
- Where QA fits
- Working at a startup vs. working for a big company
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United States
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