Job Satisfaction at Atlassian

I do frontend and backend tickets.

Frontend, making components accessible.

I am a frontend software engineer, and my day-to-day responsibilities include attending meetings with my team (standup, design sessions etc.), and then working on my tickets.

My role is a Core Networks and Automation Software Engineer. My responsibilities include helping customers with AWS-based networking issues, granting them access to networking resources (subnets, VPC resources, TGW attachments etc). And working on improving and building out automation infrastructure to better the reliability and scalability of our Cloud Network.

My day to day consists of coding and/or doing infrastructure investigations

Depends a lot on my project that has been assigned to me. Could be juggling more than one project at once. A mix of meetings, socials, and focus time.

Working with new technologies on complex and interesting problems. I like my team because they have a variety of different things I can jump in on, but there are other teams that are focused on single products/features.

Everyday I encounter stimulating challenges that push me to continuously grow and develop my craft.

I was placed in a team with work very different to what I applied to do.

My day-to-day role includes performing data analysis on our products, and translating that into insights for the business. This includes coding, presenting, writing and more. This is extremely interesting and allows me to develop many skills including technical and stakeholder management.

I really enjoy my day to day responsibilities as a Software Engineer at Atlassian. The product I work on is really cool. The problems I'm solving are real and make me feel like I'm really contributing to the product and company as a whole.

Coding, running scrum rituals, reviewing PRs

Day to day involves doing task breakdowns for projects, coding, reviewing PRs, pair programming with other team members.

Coding and pairing solutions to project work, reviewing other people’s work, learning, meetings and rituals

Its good, i get decent ownership and i see the bigger picture of my project.

- Write support documentation - Write UX copy/content - Research competitors - Work with product designers to formulate design ideas

Software developer and day to day is improving automation and bugs for jira

Writing code, deploying, testing and creating new features