Cyrus Roshan is a dynamic Software Engineer at Jam.dev, where he plays a pivotal role as part of the founding team dedicated to revolutionizing the way internal bug reporting is conducted. Collaborating closely with his two favorite Product Managers from Cloudflare, Dani and Irtefa, Cyrus...
Cyrus Roshan is a dynamic Software Engineer at Jam.dev, where he plays a pivotal role as part of the founding team dedicated to revolutionizing the way internal bug reporting is conducted. Collaborating closely with his two favorite Product Managers from Cloudflare, Dani and Irtefa, Cyrus is instrumental in developing an innovative browser extension designed to streamline the bug reporting process for teams across various sectors. This tool empowers users—ranging from Product Managers to Quality Assurance specialists—to effortlessly capture and report issues on websites. With features such as instant replay for recent bugs, screenshot capabilities, and video recording, the extension enhances efficiency and communication within development teams.
Cyrus brings a diverse skill set to the table, with expertise in TypeScript, Node.js, and AngularJS, which are crucial for building robust and scalable applications. His proficiency in graphic design complements his technical abilities, allowing him to create user-friendly interfaces that enhance the overall user experience. Additionally, his knowledge of mobile applications and cloud services like Amazon Web Services (AWS) positions him well to contribute to Jam.dev's vision of a seamless, cross-platform bug reporting solution.
Through his work at Jam.dev, Cyrus is not only shaping the future of bug reporting but also honing his skills in a fast-paced startup environment. His commitment to innovation and quality ensures that the product not only meets the needs of users but also sets a new standard in the industry. As Jam.dev continues to grow, Cyrus remains at the forefront of this exciting journey, leveraging his expertise to drive impactful change in software development practices.
