Any developer working in a modern engineering organization is likely working in git. Git, written by Linus Torvalds in 2005, has been since its creation, basically the ubiquitous tool for source control management. Git gained widespread adoption across engineering organizations as the successor to existing source control management such as Apache Subversion (SVN) and Concurrent Versions System (CVS), and this was mostly a byproduct of the timing.
Git predates cloud and improved network connectivity, and therefore the best solution to managing source control at scale was to decentralize and leverage local dev environments to power engineering organizations. Fast forward 17 years, this is no longer the case. Cloud is de facto, networking and internet connectivity is blazing fast, and this changes everything.