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Eric Polino
Backend Engineer at Thirty Madison
Eric Polino is a Staff Engineer at Nurx from Thirty Madison, a computer programmer with a passion for cutting-edge technology and developing exciting applications.1 He has previously held positions such as Lead Software Engineer at Verikai and Senior Software Engineer at other companies. Eric's educational background includes studies at Southern University, though specific details about his degree are not provided.1 His LinkedIn username is eric-polino-a7317934, as mentioned in the query.
Professional Experience
Eric has demonstrated expertise in software engineering, progressing through various roles in his career:
- Staff Engineer at Nurx from Thirty Madison (current position)1
- Lead Software Engineer at Verikai (previous role)
- Senior Software Engineer at other companies (prior experience)
Skills and Interests
Eric is described as a computer programmer who enjoys working with cutting-edge technology to create innovative applications.1 This suggests he has a strong interest in staying current with the latest developments in the tech industry and applying them to his work.
Recent Activity
On August 16, 2024, Eric shared a personal update on LinkedIn about experiencing a challenging day, mentioning initial enthusiasm for a project and improved shoulder condition.2 This post provides a glimpse into his professional life and personal well-being.
Highlights
Yesterday was a very difficult day. Started out on fire for a project I'd been working on and my shoulder was feeling pretty amazing!
Then at midday the company did a layoff and I was unfortunately let go. It's hard. It's hard for obvious reasons. It's hard because you lose the security of your job. You lose the connection to people you've grown to love and appreciate as co-workers. It's hard because now things are unsure. It's hard because you have a family to support and now things are unsure.
However! This isn't a negative post, it's a super positive post. Why is it positive? Because despite the setback, the outpouring of support from all directions has been almost overwhelming. I've had people from so many areas in my life reach out to me to offer support. Offering emotional support, financial support, guidance, and, very importantly, job opportunity help.
Some are on here, you know who you are, but many aren't; that's ok. I've had co-workers (one who actually interviewed me, saying he was excited to have me join the company when I did and will miss having me around ☺️), former managers (4 of them, 2 of which had moved on to other companies!), hockey buddies, former co-workers from previous jobs, family, and more. I never knew how much of a support network I had until right now. This is a difficult time for me, but having all these people get on the horn and reach out offering whatever help they can means more than words can put to paper.
Lastly, and certainly not the least, deserving her own paragraph, my wife, Holly Heath Polino. When I moved to this job several years ago, I took a significant pay increase. This allowed her to quit her job and become the full-time mom she'd always wanted. This woman's dedication to her family and friends is sometimes prodigious. So much that I sometimes suggest she might consider doing less, 🤣. Well, this woman didn't miss a beat and promptly applied for two jobs in the area and I think she has a few others in mind she might apply to. She might be employed before me 🤯; nay, I think she just will.
So despite a pretty awful day yesterday, today is shaping to be so much better all because of the wonderful people who have stepped up to lend a hand to a friend in need. To all who have and will reach out, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!
