Using natural language (or diagrams) to describe how to break down and precisely solve a novel problem (scalably and securely) is not easy and never will be easy. The key skills needed for software engineering are: requirements gathering / analysis, abstraction, data modelling / ontology building, algorithms, modularity / separation of concerns, team building / communication, threat modelling / security, debugging / problem determination, operations and monitoring, and ultimately… Not Building The Wrong Thing.

The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a specification for how electronic data should be encrypted that was published by the National Insitute for Standards in Technology (NIST) in the U.S. in 2001 https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/privacy/illustrated-guide-advanced-encryption-standard?utm_medium=email&utm_source=marketo&mkt_tok=MTk5LVFERS0yOTEAAAGTfWHXbMeay5dEA78XJDcrELbG96ewhrXEctQc2eHKwAZXhDiPTQAc3VfKce7JKG_WxHuTk8JSwgDCi3K26nb3Zo9UfC7qi7F7eGy_k_KMJVVombQ