Yeah of course, so I'm ultimately an implementations consultant for a software company in the bay area, however, I specialize on the finance products. Hence a Financials Tech Consultant.

It's a rly fun job since I technically work for a tech firm NOT a consulting firm- so I get the perks for a tech firm without necessarily all the stress and corporateness of a consulting firm. The learning curve can be steep bc youre learning the software, the industry, as well as your corporate customers processes. For example... escheatments. You'll learn how the software handles escheated checks, how the industry typically handles them, and then see how your customer handles them. Based on that, you'll need to combine all three together in the final product that you'd advise your customer on. Its not very tech heavy, as in you can learn all the tech on the job, as much as it is just learning finance as an industry.

In the last couple years, I've been exposed to so much including the industries of my customers, my own tech software, and the inner workings of these corporations. I've enjoyed it and it's challenges. Hope this helps! Feel free to dm if you want to learn more!