The State of Developer Education

In this episode, Jennifer Petoff, Director of Program Management of Google Cloud Platform and Technical Infrastructure Education, joins us to discuss her pivot from chemistry to tech, the culture shock that came with it, as well as what it’s like working for a place like Google.

Emily Lin, Developer Evangelist at ConsenSys, joins us to discuss the learning curves that come with working in Web3.

Nikita Koselev, the Lead Software Development Engineer at Mastercard, joins us to share how he got his start in software engineering and highlight the peaks and troughs of the industry. He goes on to speak about how he has been helping people learn open source coding and other technical skills that are highly required in the industry.

Viktor Gamov, Principal Developer Advocate at Kong, joins us to share his thoughts on what’s changed within the industry and how to adapt to it.

Olivier Poupeney visits to discuss the exciting professional opportunities that Symphony’s collaboration platform provides for the financial services industry. Topics covered include a retrospective look at the past thirty years of innovation, design principles and practices, skill building, and the future of open source education.

There are huge opportunities for companies that adopt an open-source mindset. Joshua Poddoku joins the show to discuss how to incorporate open-source educational programs within an organization.

Vyshakh Babji, Global Lead of DevRel at Shippo, joins us to share his insights on the role of developer relations in mentoring and educating developers.

Senior Software Engineer at Google Sandile Keswa discusses the role of open source development in his career. He shares his story and offers advice on how to get involved in the community.

In this episode, Tech Evangelist at Autodesk Aliza Carpio discusses her incredible journey. She also shares priceless advice, career hacks, and actionable tips.

Thao Bach, a Senior Software Engineer at LinkedIn, joins host Jon Gottfried to discuss the peculiarities of international software development, diversity, and educational opportunities for new developers.