Rami Husein

I am driven with a passion to elevate and accelerate progression and velocity of engineers and their processes. Whether it's mentoring and teaching, automating workflows, or building libraries and frameworks, I am happiest when I know I'm contributing to the evolution of the technological industry.

My take on AI use in software development:

In my experience, people have three approaches to work ethic: those who engage their work with enthusiasm and integrity, those who seek to delegate the effort, and those who struggle to stay on top of their responsibilities. The first group leverages tools like AI to optimize efficiency and free up time for more meaningful work. The second group uses AI to reduce effort in order to minimize their workload. The third group may rely on AI to maintain the appearance of productivity without driving actual results.

I identify with the first group. I use AI as a tool to accelerate my learning, enhance my productivity, and collaborate effectively. Whether it's jumpstarting a new idea, generating some boilerplate code, or reviewing PRs, I see AI as an indispensable asset that complements, amplifies, and furthers my skillset.

• Use it to do the task you already know how to do
• Use it to catalyze your learning process and growth
• Use it to further the threshold of what's currently "possible"
• Let it write and implement the thing you don't understand
• Give it your secrets, tokens, and keys
• Allow it access without thorough governance