Today’s Woman in Tech: Stephanie Brubaker, Founding Engineer, FullStory
Stephanie Brubaker is a founding engineer and Senior Director of Engineering at FullStory. She currently leads the Application Experience engineering teams, which works closely with Product to create a high-leverage digital experience analytics platform for customers. Stephanie previously served as an engineer at Google, where she worked on the Google Web Toolkit and complex version control systems. After earning her master’s degree in computer science from Georgia Tech, Stephanie started her career as a technical architect at Accenture, where she provided infrastructure support and guidance for a Fortune 100 financial services firm. If it’s a weekend, the odds are she’s watching volleyball or tennis (clearly she has excellent taste in sports!).
When did you become interested in technology? What first got you interested in tech?
Engineering was in my DNA. My dad was an electrical engineer and had a big workshop in the basement. One of my earliest memories, in fact, is burning myself on a soldering iron. He was always doing projects that I got to help him with–running electrical cabling, changing the brake pads in the car, fixing broken appliances. As a child, it was something that I just thought everyone did. My dad’s example really influenced my curiosity around technology.
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Stephanie Brubaker is a founding engineer and Senior Director of Engineering at FullStory. She currently leads the Application Experience engineering teams, which works closely with Product to create a high-leverage digital experience analytics platform for customers. Stephanie previously served as an engineer at Google, where she worked on the Google Web Toolkit and complex version control systems. After earning her master’s degree in computer science from Georgia Tech, Stephanie started her career as a technical architect at Accenture, where she provided infrastructure support and guidance for a Fortune 100 financial services firm. If it’s a weekend, the odds are she’s watching volleyball or tennis (clearly she has excellent taste in sports!).
When did you become interested in technology? What first got you interested in tech?
Engineering was in my DNA. My dad was an electrical engineer and had a big workshop in the basement. One of my earliest memories, in fact, is burning myself on a soldering iron. He was always doing projects that I got to help him with–running electrical cabling, changing the brake pads in the car, fixing broken appliances. As a child, it was something that I just thought everyone did. My dad’s example really influenced my curiosity around technology.
Continue reading: https://jaxenter.com/women-in-tech-brubaker-176402.html
