Being an Engineer Podcast

Who is Daniel Kurnianto? Daniel Kurnianto‘s F.A.S.T. Liquid Handling Automation Positive Displacement Pipette Tips device captivated me and prompted me to invite him to the podcast. We also [...]

Paul Schaffner Paul Schaffner has worked for Benchmark Electronics for over 30 years. These days it’s hard to find individuals who have stayed with a company for effectively their entire careers. [...]

Who is Tom Wilke? Like many engineers, Tom Wilke spent his youth taking things apart and putting them back together. Engineering was a natural fit for him. As he progressed in his career, Tom [...]

Dan Slaski Dan Slaski is a mechanical design engineer. He specializes in hands-on prototyping, and manufacturing, knowledgeable in industrial components, packaging, and labeling. He’s also a [...]

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HP’s new multijet fusion technology is opening doors to companies looking for low volume production. This is ideal for companies without the investment of tooling, as would be the case with [...]

Martha Ganesh While she currently serves as the Director of Operations (at Scientia Vascular), Martha Ganesh has spent much of her career in R&D environments. Martha has keen organizational [...]

Caden Damiano What does it mean to be a user experience designer? Join our session with Caden Damiano to learn what the process entailed for architecting. Listen how he observes how a user goes [...]

Robert Chappell Robert Chappell started his career in electrical engineering. working a lot on the computer. Over time, he developed a repetitive strain injury that did not go away with rest. [...]

Jeff Christian Jeff Christian started his career as a machinist. He then earned a degree in manufacturing engineering. Eventually, he graduated with a degree from the Stanford School of Business. [...]