Not many of us.No middle layer either.

The one holding the whole thing together. Leads the team, runs the infra, and writes the bits no one else wants to write - frontend, backend, devops, documentation are all skills in his trade.

Equal parts engineer and brand person. Will architect a deployment pipeline in the morning and redesign a marketing page in the afternoon. If a project needs a thing and nobody owns it yet, it ends up on his desk. That's how the team works.

Perfectionist. Designs the things that make our work look like ours - reports, decks, documentation, frontend components. Notices the 2px misalignment nobody else does and refuses to ship it.

The reason our project docs read like products instead of homework. Writes frontend code as carefully as he draws frames in Figma, and is slowly working his way deeper into the backend - turns out the same care that makes a clean report makes a clean migration.

Pure builder. Started on frontend, kept going. Doesn't touch design - knows it's not his lane - but ships everything else with a methodical pace that makes the rest of us look slow.

Picks up a ticket, reads it once, writes it, tests it, opens the PR. Now wading into the backend with the same focus - the kind of developer who genuinely loves seeing code run, and ships more in a quiet afternoon than most people do in a week.