Yes, indeed, I can write code with one hand and wire-wrap with the other. “Prove it,” you say. Well, I did in the late 80s.
After several years working on test equipment purchased by IBM, I decided it was time to take the plunge. A different department in IBM was developing a new tester in-house, and they needed help. So, an interview or two, and I transferred over there.
I arrived in time to get the assignment to design a “fail buffer” subsystem for the tester. This peripheral would collect fail information as the equipment ran patterns on the prototype memory cards. Software would be needed to count errors in that collected data, analyze patterns in the failures (row or column problems), and output reports. “I can do both – the hardware and the software!” I said. “It’s yours,” replied my new manager.