Ask HN: What roles should I consider if I enjoy analyzing more than building?
I&#x27;m a software developer with a CS degree, but I I enjoy learning and analyzing more than I enjoy building. For example, I&#x27;d read a book about some framework and really enjoy it, but I won&#x27;t feel like building something with it.<p>What roles related to software would y&#x27;all suggest that would suit someone like me and why?<p>Some of the roles I have considered include developer advocate, code reviewer, automated QA developer, and security analyst, but I&#x27;ll be interested in some more suggestions or feedback from people who have had those roles!<p>Some other things about me:
- I enjoy writing, but I&#x27;m not fantastic at it.
- I don&#x27;t communicate very well verbally.
- I enjoy answering StackOverflow questions. If answering questions on SO was a job, I&#x27;d probably take it.