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I���m a huge gamer, that experience has inspired my work at Adobe. A research scientist is the coolest job because I have a lot of freedom to explore, to come up with cool ideas. I get to break things. I get to test things out. People expect research scientists to code, writing papers, but most of the time I���m kind of talking to people, potential users, and that���s where the coolest ideas emerge. A researcher at Adobe is someone who tries to take Adobe products to the next level. So at Sneaks, I���m presenting Project Concurrent. Check out my Sneaks robe. So this project tackles the problem of data depreciation. The idea for my Sneak actually came from my daily life. I participate in this gaming community where me make infographics about, you know, the next bosses. And so we have to update this infographic every single day, which is kind of tedious. This tool allows you to link the image to an external data source so that each time data changes the image itself will self update without you having to touch it at all. It will spit out all of our mappings for us. Just like that. I started at Adobe as an intern. It exposed me to a lot more people, both researchers and designers. If you���re interested in joining the research team at Adobe I would say definitely try out an internship. If you ever want to work on something that impacts the future of creativity Adobe is the place to do it.