The article discusses the role of "developers' developers" who create tools and platforms for other software developers. It highlights two Australian senior software engineers at MongoDB, Lavender Chan and Angus Lee, who enjoy coding for their peers. Both emphasize the importance of customer connections in their work, allowing them to understand specific needs and improve their products accordingly. They also appreciate the autonomy and impact they have on their projects within a large global company like MongoDB. The article concludes with an emphasis on how developers' developers empower other developers by creating innovative tools and platforms that solve complex problems.