Today, Christina talks with David Koontz about what it’s like to be a senior software engineer. You may have noticed this episode isn’t quite up to TEC’s usual quality standard. That’s because it wasn’t recorded at podcast studio in ACSL, so all you podcasters out there consider this a lesson: Come to the lab and record your podcast for free in the actual studio!
Today, Chuck speaks with Jordan Andersen, co-director of Hermit Tech, whose team members are responsible for a few recent viral articles which can be read on one of their co-director Nikhil’s blog here. Topics include the typical TEC Talks format with a few essential questions about what it’s like to be in Jordan’s shoes, and then Chuck and Jordan have a fun discussion about how AI can often get overhyped, overpromised, and oversold.
A discussion with national political consultant and co-host of the Breaking Battlegrounds podcast Sam Stone on why lawmakers on all levels, from municipal government to Congress, just don’t seem to grasp what tech is, what it does, or how to regulate, govern or legislate about it. This is a nerdy, nuts-and-bolts discussion of tech policy and governance, not a political debate episode.
We chatted with Connor Johnson about his experience as website developer for a medical university.
We chatted with Eric Miller about his experience working in tech. Eric is the co-owner and principal of Phoenix Analysis and Design Technologies, a Chair Emeritus of the Arizona Tech Council and a regularly contributing columnist for the Phoenix Business Journal.
Today, we speak with Gavin Klondike about his experience working in tech as a senior cybersecurity consultant. Gavin also runs NetSec Explained, a popular YouTube channel and led the 2023 CactusCon AI Village.
Today, we speak with Charles Knox about his experience working in tech as a senior software engineer. Charles is the CTO of our organization, Technology Education Collaborative.