1. Utilized SwiftUI to recreate an existing Android application, focusing on smart home device management. 2. Initiated development by managing smart home devices through JSON file parsing, ensuring seamless data handling. 3. Integrated with the company's internal API in later stages, employing import libraries for enhanced functionality. 4. Overcame data attribute disparities between platforms by implementing extensions and protocols, enabling simultaneous support for multiple input formats. 5. Successfully interfaced with the Sonos API to expand application capabilities and user experience.

Mia brought sharing spirit to 55688 by hosting more than 30 technical meetings to exchange thoughts and experiences with colleagues. She is good at android and also knows a little about iOS. The android team adopted VIPER architecture during these meetings. She helped with the automation of composing multiple apks for the Google Play Store by establishing android projects on Jenkins with just one click. She loves hotkeys in IDE to navigate everywhere like a sailor. She also likes to put her fingers on Linux to do some work, such as keeping a Gitlab up-to-date or a simple shell script to make an engineer's life better.

Mia is a Premium coffee lover, so it's no more than usual that she worked for a company that produces a roasting coffee machine. She was invited to Google's Northeast Asia WTM Leads Summit 2019 in Tokyo during that time. What impressed her the most was the power of groupthink. Turns out that we could really do something together if we aimed at the same goal.

There were lots of apps in such a big company! Mia was able to be part of creating an app from scratch. It was her first time participating in an agile team, but a daily stand-up meeting was a matter of routine for her. Since there were many apps, it was normal to pass all the heavy work to the wallet app. She integrated apps to make users purchase merchandise with ease.