Best Medical Device Test Fixtures Podcasts (2025)

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S6E18 Nikolaj Kloch | Public Speaking, Career Changes, & Leading with Value 56:50

21h ago56:50

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Send us a text Nikolaj Kloch shares his unique journey from aerospace engineering to becoming a leading videographer specializing in content creation for public speakers. He discusses how engineering skills translate into entrepreneurship, content creation, and business development. Main Topics: Transitioning from aerospace engineering to videograp…

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S6E17 Scott Putnam | Invention, Licensing, and Venturing 48:11

9d ago48:11

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Send us a text Join Aaron Moncur as he interviews Scott Putnam, an expert in guiding inventors through the complex journey of bringing products to market. Scott shares insights from his 15+ years of experience coaching over 500 inventors, discussing strategies for product development, licensing, and successful commercialization. Main Topics: Challe…

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S6E16 Jake Kennington | Engineer Yourself First, Personal Reflection, & Accepting Change 55:35

18d ago55:35

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Send us a text Jake Kennington shares his transformative journey from structural engineering to personal development coaching, discussing how engineers can build meaningful lives without sacrificing their careers. He explores the importance of personal growth, embracing change, and developing a strong personal foundation. Main Topics: Transitioning…

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S6E15 Too Tall Toby | CAD Best Practices, Speed Modeling, & Gamification 1:04:05

25d ago1:04:05

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Send us a text Join Aaron Moncur as he interviews Toby Schnaars, a CAD expert who has revolutionized learning 3D modeling through gamification. With nearly three decades of experience in tech support and training, Toby shares insights on CAD best practices, speed modeling, and his innovative platform that makes learning CAD fun and engaging. Main T…

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S6E14 Russ Aldridge | Robot Cinematography, 16-day Ventilators, & Identifying the REAL problem 47:48

1M ago47:48

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Send us a text This episode is a re-run from season 1 Russ Aldridge shares his entrepreneurial journey of founding Sisu, a mechanical engineering company that designs innovative robotic solutions. From creating a revolutionary knife-sharpening robot to developing a game-changing cinematography robot arm and rapidly producing ventilators during the …

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S6E13 Geoffrey Huber | Bespoke Ladders, Communicating Through Drawing, & Having a Big Customer 44:53

1M ago44:53

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Send us a text Geoffrey Huber shares his journey from art school to industrial design, discussing his expertise in creating custom access and safety equipment for industries like aerospace, aviation, and manufacturing. He reveals insights into building a successful custom manufacturing business and the importance of hands-on experience in engineeri…

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S6E12 Greg Mark | Founding Markforged & Backflip.ai 55:34

2M ago55:34

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Send us a text In this fascinating episode of Being an Engineer, our host Aaron Moncur sits down with Greg Mark, a visionary entrepreneur who revolutionized 3D printing with Markforged and is now transforming design workflows with his AI company, Backflip. Greg shares insights into his entrepreneurial journey, technological innovations, and the pow…

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S6E11 Jon Lowy | Sleeping 3 Hours Per Day & Additive Manufacturing X.0 1:03:52

2M ago1:03:52

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Send us a text In this engaging podcast episode, Jon Lowy shares his remarkable engineering journey, discussing everything from medical robotics to teaching, entrepreneurship, and his unique perspectives on design, communication, and innovation. Main Topics: Engineering Career Evolution Design for Manufacturing (DFM) Challenges in Additive Manufact…

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S6E10 Clint Biggs | Sales Engineering, Relationships, & Earning Potential 40:03

2M ago40:03

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Send us a text In this insightful episode, Clint Biggs shares his extensive experience in test engineering sales, discussing the critical intersection of technical expertise and customer relationships. With over 30 years in the industry, Clint provides valuable insights into sales engineering, team collaboration, and career development for engineer…

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S6E9 Noah Burk | Asking Good Questions, RCM, & Macros 48:36

2M ago48:36

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Send us a text In this episode, Aaron Moncur sits down with Noah Burke, a certified SolidWorks professional and mechanical engineer, to explore the nuances of product design, engineering creativity, and the importance of asking the right questions. Noah shares insights from his journey at Pipeline and Colson Group, offering valuable advice for aspi…

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S6E8 Stephen B. Johnson | Embedded Systems, Python, & Personal Engineering Projects 43:38

2M ago43:38

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Send us a text In this episode, Stephen shares his career journey, from early influences that led him to engineering to his experiences in the Marine Corps and various engineering roles. He discusses the technical challenges he faced, such as working on the Patriot 2 missile at Raytheon and the innovative solutions he implemented. Stephen also talk…

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S6E7 Michael Hadley | A Thirst for Learning: Becoming An Engineer 20 years After Graduating 43:28

3M ago43:28

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Send us a text *This episode is a re-run In this episode, Aaron Moncur interviews Michael Hadley, who has a diverse background including involvement in the human development movement and serving as a business manager for Tony Robbins. Michael shares his journey back into engineering 20 years after graduating, the successes and failures he's experie…

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S6E6 John Boezi | Universal Product Development Processes, Focusing on the One, & Consulting 39:23

3M ago39:23

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Send us a text In this episode, Aaron Moncur speaks with John Boezi about his journey as a product development expert, the importance of documentation in engineering, universal design principles, client relationship challenges, prototyping techniques, and building strong engineering teams. John shares insights from his experience across industries …

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S6E5 Keegan Schoch | Pro Tips on Creating an Engineering Consultancy 48:36

3M ago48:36

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Send us a text In this episode, Keegan Schoch shares his journey into engineering, the importance of soft skills, the origins and philosophy of Poindexter by Design, the tools and technologies they use, strategies for building client relationships, trends in engineering like AI integration, advice for aspiring engineering consultants, and highlight…

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S6E4 Steve Maxson | Catheters, Heat Shrink Tubing, & Medical Device Extrusion Technology 40:32

3M ago40:32

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Send us a text In this episode, Steve Maxson shares his insights on the world of medical extrusion technology, including trends, innovations, and the importance of regulatory compliance. He discusses his career journey, the MEDEX podcast, the Medical Processing Panel (MPP) events, and collaborations that are driving advancements in the industry. Ma…

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S6E3 Hector Amador | Semiconductors, Microprocessors, & Statistics 50:50

4M ago50:50

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Send us a text In this episode, Hector Amador shares his expertise in the semiconductor industry, covering topics such as IC packaging, microchip assembly, cost optimization, emerging trends, and leadership in engineering. He provides insights into the technical skills and mindset required for success in the semiconductor field. Main Topics: Unders…

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S6E2 Derek Pietz | Industrial Automation, Losing A Million Dollars, & Successful Startups 37:23

4M ago37:23

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Send us a text This episode is a re-run. Derek Pietz shares his journey into engineering, his experiences founding and leading a startup called Lab to Fab, and the challenges and successes he's faced in the automation industry. He discusses the importance of teamwork, communication, and adaptability in engineering. Derek also provides insights into…

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S6E1 Tony Simas | Affecting Change, SaaS, & Communicating in Different Cultures 34:24

4M ago34:24

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Send us a text In this episode, Tony Simas shares his journey from STEM to business leadership, the challenges he faced in implementing change and reducing data entry by 70%, and his insights on navigating different cultures as a consultant. He discusses strategies for transitioning to a SaaS model, integrating AI and IoT in manufacturing, and prov…

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S5E52 Jon Hirschtick | Founding & Developing the Solidworks and Onshape CAD Systems 1:15:16

4M ago1:15:16

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Send us a text This episode is a re-run. In this episode, we have the founder of Solidworks and, more recently, Onshape, Jon Hirschtick, a legend in the CAD industry. In our conversation, you’ll hear about how Solidworks was started, how it grew, and how it led to Jon’s decision to found Onshape. Listeners will also learn how Onshape makes CAD desi…

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S5E51 Manish Kumar | Being CEO at SOLIDWORKS 58:19

5M ago58:19

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Send us a text Today, we are honored to speak with Manish Kumar whose journey from a curious engineer to the CEO of SolidWorks is both inspiring and insightful. In this conversation, Manish discusses the evolution of SolidWorks, the introduction of the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, the integration of cloud computing and AI, and the process of translating …

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S5E50 Roopinder Tara | Timing, FEA, & the Beginning of CAD 41:41

5M ago41:41

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Send us a text In this episode, Roopinder shares his fascinating journey into engineering and publishing. He discusses his early struggles with math, the serendipitous path that led him to become an engineer, and his transition into the world of technical journalism. Roopinder provides insights into the evolution of CAD technology, the challenges o…

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S5E49 John Rogers & Sean Maciag | A Career Worth Engineering – From Graduation to Professional 49:20

5M ago49:20

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Send us a text Today on the Being An Engineer podcast, we’re thrilled to welcome John Rogers and Sean Maciag as they share insights from their careers to help recent engineering graduates make a strong start. They discuss the transition from student to professional, overcoming imposter syndrome, accelerating career growth, and providing practical a…

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S5E48 Kordel France | Olfactory AI 48:50

5M ago48:50

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Send us a text Today, we are thrilled to host an episode with an exceptional guest pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence. Kordel France discussed the challenges and potential of digitizing scents. He highlighted the need for a standard data format for olfactory AI and the complexities of detecting and analyzing air molecules. Kordel emp…

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S5E47 Ryian Williams | Finding Purpose as an Engineer, & How to Improve Faster 54:59

5M ago54:59

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Send us a text In this episode, Ryan shares his inspiring journey into engineering, overcoming challenges through relentless persistence, and developing daily habits to drive personal and professional growth. He discusses the importance of finding your purpose, the power of rapid prototyping, and strategies for accelerating engineering progress. Ma…

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S5E46 Carrie Hurlbut | Environmental, Health, & Safety at ASM 36:22

6M ago36:22

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Send us a text In this episode, Aaron Moncur interviews Carrie Hurlbut about her career journey and her role in leading environmental, health, and safety (EHS) initiatives at ASM, a global semiconductor equipment manufacturer. Carrie shares insights into the EHS field, the challenges of balancing practicality and creativity, and the importance of m…

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S5E45 Andy Wells | Touching Lives Through Engineering (Rerun) 1:00:03

6M ago1:00:03

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Send us a text This episode is the chicken soup for the soul of engineering. Without a doubt, the most inspirational episode we’ve recorded to date as Andy shares with us how he and his company have helped elevate those in poverty and given their lives purpose and success. Along the way, he shares some very practical info about manufacturing tolera…

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S5E44 Geoff Gaw | Nitinol, R&D, and How to Learn About New Technologies 47:23

6M ago47:23

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Send us a text In this episode of the Being An Engineer Podcast, Geoff Gaw discusses his journey into engineering, the unique processes and challenges involved in metal manufacturing, and strategies for leading teams in highly regulated environments. Geoff also delves into the alignment of product development with process development, staying up to…

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S5E43 David Malouf | How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, Episode 7 56:37

6M ago56:37

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Send us a text In the seventh episode of How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, host Aaron Moncur welcomes David Malouf. David shares insights on overcoming common engineering challenges, employing effective tools and techniques, fostering psychological safety, and experimenting with new technologies and unconventional approaches to streamline…

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S5E42 Brad Hirayama | How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, Episode 6 56:32

7M ago56:32

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Send us a text This is a continuation in our ongoing series about How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering. The discussion covers topics such as the importance of planning and execution, balancing problem-solving and asking for help, the role of checklists, the impact of leadership and team culture, effective communication and collaboration, risk…

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S5E41 Jim Gabriel | How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, Episode 5 45:36

7M ago45:36

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Send us a text In the fifth episode of How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, host Aaron Moncur interviews Jim Gabriel. Jim shares his insights on overcoming common bottlenecks, effective decision-making, fostering psychological safety, cross-functional collaboration, data-driven performance improvement, and lessons learned from attempts to ex…

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S5E40 Tony Dietz | How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, Episode 4 51:31

7M ago51:31

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Send us a text In the fourth episode of How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, host Aaron Moncur interviews Tony Dietz. . Tony emphasized the importance of clear communication, focusing on objectives, deadlines, and effort levels. Dietz shared examples from his diverse background, including a NASA wind tunnel project and a cost-effective earpl…

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S5E39 Bradley Rothenberg | nTopology (nTop) & Computational Design 45:45

7M ago45:45

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Send us a text In this episode, host Aaron Moncur interviews Bradley Rothenberg about nTopology and its unique approach to computational design and engineering software. Bradley discusses the origins of nTopology and how it differs from traditional CAD tools. He explains how nTopology captures requirements in algorithms rather than geometry definit…

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S5E38 Istvan Csanady | Shapr3D 53:09

8M ago53:09

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Send us a text In this episode, Aaron Moncur interviews Istvan Csanady, the founder and CEO of Shaper3D, a pioneering 3D modeling app that is transforming the CAD industry. Istvan discusses Shaper3D's vision to create a powerful, yet intuitive CAD tool for the modern era, focusing on mobility, ease of use, and collaboration. He shares insights into…

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S5E37 Joe Moak | How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, Episode 3 1:02:43

8M ago1:02:43

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Send us a text In this third episode of the special series on Accelerating the Speed of Engineering, Joe Moak discusses key bottlenecks like changing requirements, development failures, and design challenges. He also covers strategies for managing scope changes, balancing problem-solving with team development, using tools to fail fast and cheaply, …

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S5E36 Callye Keen | How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, Episode 2 1:05:21

8M ago1:05:21

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Send us a text This is the second episode in a series focused on how to accelerate the speed of engineering. Callye Keen shares his insights and strategies for speeding up engineering projects, including addressing common bottlenecks, leveraging cross-functional collaboration, and utilizing tools and technologies to improve efficiency. Main Topics:…

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S5E35 TJ Strang | How to Accelerate the Speed of Engineering, Episode 1 47:27

8M ago47:27

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Send us a text In this first episode of a special series on tools for accelerating engineering, host Aaron Moncur engages in a thought-provoking conversation with TJ Strang, an experienced leader in the medical device industry. Together, they explore the challenges that often hinder engineering projects and share insights on how to overcome them. T…

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S5E34 Edward Jaeck | Minitab, Statistical Analysis, & Supply Chain Management 58:57

9M ago58:57

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Send us a text In this episode, Edward Jaeck shares his insights on accelerating the speed of engineering. He discusses his experiences at companies like Intel, Medtronic, and Lowell, and how those shaped his approach to growth and quality management at SINE18. Edward delves into topics such as the use of Minitab and other data analysis tools, supp…

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S5E33 Devon Copeland | Working for Apple & Tesla, Building a Better MFG Execution System (MES) 44:59

9M ago44:59

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Send us a text In this episode, Aaron Moncur interviews Devon Copeland. The conversation covers topics such as the engineering decision-making process, the importance of side projects, traceability in manufacturing, implementing a Manufacturing Execution System (MES), and strategies for accelerating engineering speed. Main Topics: Copeland's childh…

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S5E32 Todd Mansfield | Integrated Project Management (OneIPM), Agile Methodologies, and Construction Automation 47:46

9M ago47:46

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Send us a text In this episode, Aaron Moncur interviews Todd Mansfield. They discuss Todd's career journey, his work at companies like House of Design Robotics and Echo Safety Group, and his current role at OneIPM, where he focuses on integrated project management solutions. They cover topics such as the benefits of OneIPM's seamless integration wi…

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S5E31 Jad Allam | Manufacturing Yields, Growing Young Engineers, & Engineering Analytics 48:32

9M ago48:32

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Send us a text In this episode, Jad Allam discusses his journey into engineering, starting as a process engineer at Applied Medical and eventually becoming a Group Vice President. He shares his experiences in scaling up the Gen 2 Voyant device production, including the challenges faced and how his team overcame them. Jad also talks about his involv…

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S5E30 Camden Shuman | Building a Second Brain, Co-ops, & Tools for Developing Your Network 44:51

9M ago44:51

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Send us a text In this episode, Camden Shuman discusses his experiences as a co-op student at Siemens Healthineers, where he has gained valuable hands-on experience in mechanical design work. He also shares insights about his entrepreneurial venture, "The Engineering Way" newsletter, which aims to help engineering students and professionals develop…

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S5E29 Steve Gompertz | Medical Device Quality Control & Regulatory Requirements 51:24

10M ago51:24

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Send us a text Steve Gompertz discusses the complexities of navigating the regulatory landscape in the medical device industry. He shares insights on the evolution of global regulations, the balance between innovation and quality control, and strategies for developing effective quality management systems for companies of all sizes. Main Topics: Reg…

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S5E28 Aaron Gebauer | Solidworks PDM, Finding A New Job, Managing Uncertainty 59:45

10M ago59:45

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Send us a text Today we continue our “Open to Work” series by welcoming Aaron Gebauer. Aaron Gebauer shares his extensive career journey and insights into implementing SolidWorks PDM, managing job transitions, the importance of professional development and networking, and finding balance during uncertain periods. Aaron is now seeking new opportunit…

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S5E27 Andy Schieber | Work Ethic, Medical Device Commercialization, & Ophthalmology Devices 59:09

10M ago59:09

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Send us a text Andy discusses his background growing up on a farm and how it shaped his work ethic. He talks about his experience founding Engineering Consultants and working with medical device startups. Key topics include challenges in commercializing devices, balancing an inventor's vision with engineering feasibility, and advice for engineers e…

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Free Online PDX Event: Simulation in Product Development 1:28

10M ago1:28

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Send us a text The next PDX event is coming up – so mark your calendars for Thursday July 18th… ...and this one is free (and online)! In this event, simulation expert and 35 year veteran of the industry Krishna Raichur will teach you the basics of setting up, running, and evaluating results of FEA simulations. You’ll learn how early-stage simulatio…

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S5E26 Patrick Jreijiri | How To Build A Product Development Freelance Company 46:22

10M ago46:22

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Send us a text Patrick Jreijiri shares his journey in product design, mechanical engineering, entrepreneurship, and growing his freelance product development company. He discusses challenges he overcame like competing with cheaper labor abroad and the loneliness of remote work. Patrick also provides insights on processes like prototyping early and …

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S5E25 Erica Kahn | Ophthalmology Device Design & Being Laid Off 42:44

11M ago42:44

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Send us a text Welcome to a special episode of the "Being an Engineer" podcast, marking the beginning of our new "Open to Work" series. Part of the stated purpose of the BAE podcast is to “connect with the companies, technologies, people, resources, and opportunities featured on our show.” In alignment with that purpose, my goal for this open to wo…

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S5E24 Dion Lopes | Manufacturing processes & Implementing New Technologies 42:17

11M ago42:17

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Send us a text In this episode, we delve into Dion's remarkable journey in medical device manufacturing. We explore his wealth of experience and expertise, spanning crucial aspects such as product development, regulatory submissions, and the implementation of various manufacturing technologies. Main Topics: Pneumatic welding process challenges and …

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S5E23 Jim Cuseo | Defining Requirements, Developing MacBook Pro, & Leading Large Engineering Teams 57:04

11M ago57:04

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Send us a text The episode discusses Jim Cuseo's engineering journey and lessons learned over his career. He shares insights on defining requirements, developing complex products, scaling operations, and leading large teams. Main Topics: Defining clear product requirements Developing subsystems while considering broader context Accelerating enginee…

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S5E22 James Trevelyan | What Research Tells Us Is The Most Important Quality of Engineers 1:05:48

11M ago1:05:48

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Send us a text Welcome to another episode of the Being An Engineer podcast. Today, we're excited to host James Trevelyan. James shares insights from his extensive research and experience on effective collaboration, cultural differences in engineering practice, value creation, and accelerating engineering development through experimentation. Main To…

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