Ryan Peterman

I see.

Yeah, about engineers that you admire, I'd be curious because you have worked at AWS for such a long time and you have seen so many legendary engineers.

Who at AWS do you look up to and why?

For people who want to continue their engineering education and really remain on top of things, deeply understand the technology, do you have any top technical book recommendations?

And then last question for you is if you could go back to your younger self when you just joined AWS and give yourself some advice, what would you say?

Awesome.

Okay, well, thank you so much for your time.

I really appreciate it, Mark.

Thank you for sharing with the audience.

This has been super fun.

Thanks so much.

Thank you for listening to the podcast.

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