I studied Computer Science at Copenhagen University from 2015 to 2020. 

I've mostly worked as a Python developer since graduating, but I think the biggest lesson I got from this degree, was that as long as you can grasp the fundamentals, then picking up a new programming language is a piece of cake. 

This was my first job as a developer - we were a small team, so we juggled a lot of tasks, which was a great environment for someone like me who's eager to learn. 

I did embedded development on their x-ray devices.
I developed their internal automated build pipelines (jenkins) and test systems (robot framework).
I even got to build my own standalone application for remote controlling the x-ray devices.

At Zoetis I was a full-time employee among a sea of consultants, meaning one of my tasks was to keep tabs on everything going on in the department - and I loved it.
It meant I got to work on everything from embedded operating systems with Yocto, to high-level architecture problems like compatibility between multiple large scale projects. 

I also got to improve my Python skills by working alongside brilliant developers and it feels great seeing a project you've worked on go from "in development" to being shipped out to customers.