This article is the second part of our series on why COBOL and lack of COBOL developers aren’t the real problem in maintaining legacy systems. See the first piece here. In the first part of this series, we headlined the most common mistake non-technical people make with legacy systems and…

This article is the first part of a two-part series on dealing with technical debt. The second part is here. Our modern world runs on an enormous amount of technology. A lot of it is older than people realize. This technology is mostly invisible when it is working, but when…

After twenty years in the software testing industry, I can say for certain that it is an interesting and diverse field. I’ve tested marine cargo terminal planning software, containership cargo load planning software, video games, and 3D modeling and animation software. I’ve been directing testing efforts at Lucid for over…

At Lucid, we use data to support almost every important decision we make. Forecasting the lifetime value (LTV) of our customers is crucial to informing many of these decisions, so we have invested significant time to ensure that we can do so accurately. Since starting full-time as a data scientist…

View from the Lucid Lounge The first time I heard about Lucid My graduation date was approaching. I had some offers in hand, but none I was really passionate about. I was looking for a company where I could learn fast and where I could have an impact. I wanted…

At Lucid we pride ourselves in being on the cutting edge of E2E automation, and our automation engineers have compiled some different ways Selenium clicks fail and how to address each challenge.

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of posts on diversity and inclusion in tech workplaces, coordinated by Lindsey Martin. Other posts can be found at this link. In my four years at Lucid, I’ve been to multiple tech conferences and have loved each one, but the Grace…