>> The thing I like most about the job is the autonomy.
I can be trusted to do what I think is best, and my mistakes are forgiven.
In the field, if you make a mistake, you have very visibly wasted something.
Here, I can say to my supervisor, "This is just not working.
I think I'm going to take those lines and try to run them down the other hallway."
And they trust me, and my experience usually serves me well in that way.
What is challenging about it is there's a lot of pushing from both sides.
The field wants a lot of information from us, and the engineers sometimes ask
for more design work from us than we are technically supposed to give.
So we sort of feel pressure from both sides.
Because we have so much information at our disposal, we are sort of expected to give it
and it can be kind of a -- a tension because of that.