Lillie Cameron

And, you know, so I would say anywhere in the realm of, you know, at the end of last year, we were finishing up seven projects, but that's that's a high end of things.

Almost.

It's a good thing.

No, it's a great thing.

You know, that's always something that's on the table.

I love the role that I have now.

I love actually being able to be involved in tech and have my own thing and have that diversification.

And look, as small business owners versus working at a company like Rackspace, my husband and my family get to be on my insurance.

There's benefits, so we're diversifying, handling that risk carefully.

2009.

So I was doing the business and then before that I was also doing project management and the tech, well for a financial services firm, but in the tech sector.

Well, it actually was recruited by a former boss who told me that, and this is in 2009, mind you, that we're doing this thing called cloud computing.

And it's really this new, exciting thing.

And we're going to build this cloud team in Austin.

We want you to come help build it and wear multiple hats.

So I came in and kind of learned things.

It was the Wild West, but I was writing SQL queries for reports for sales and putting those into tools.

Hey, once we can get you doing some inner joins, we'll get you in trouble.

I was actually doing more project management and management work coming in.

But literally, when you're in a startup environment, I was testing the code before it went to product.