303: Kids, Turn in Your Chips
Jay Carlson (@jaydcarlson) is back on the show to discuss education and the techniques he's using to teach embedded systems. Jay has some great posts on his jaycarlson.net blog. The one related to thi...
19 Sep 20191h 46min
51: There Is No Crying in Strcpy (Repeat)
Jen Costillo (@rebelbotjen) joins Elecia and Christopher to discuss their experiences interviewing (both as interviewer and interviewee). Elecia did an hour long webinar on how to conduct technical in...
12 Sep 20191h 21min
302: Worst Book Ever
Christopher interviews an embedded systems engineer with ~25 years of experience across medical, scientific, industrial and consumer products. He asks about career trajectory, field stories, and assor...
5 Sep 20191h 11min
301: Giant Novelty Check
Carter Frost spoke with us about the Cabrillo College Robotics club and winning the 2019 NASA Swarmathon. Cabrillo has many student clubs. Cabrillo Robotics has a Facebook page and is @CabrilloRobotic...
29 Aug 20191h 6min
300: Introverts Disperse!
Christopher and Elecia talk about the upcoming Embedded 300 party (Sept 7th!), podcasting, and listener emails. Please RSVP for the party. If you didn't hear the link in the show or don't recall it, c...
22 Aug 20191h 1min
299: Reasonably Foreseeable Misuse
Monk Eastman (@MonkFunkster) joined us for an enlightening conversation about hardware compliance engineering. We covered the basics of CE, FCC, UL, and battery certification. We mentioned that Alan ...
15 Aug 20191h 4min
298: In the Cow Case
Eric Brunning (@deeplycloudy) returns to talk about doing science in the field in this crossover episode with the Don't Panic GeoCast's John Leeman (@geo_leeman). Eric is a Professor of Atmospheric ...
9 Aug 20191h 27min
297: Mice to Do My Bidding
Chris Svec (@christophersvec) spoke to us about how hope can improve our software and work environments. Chris is the author of Embedded Software Engineering 101 blog and has been on the show several...
2 Aug 20191h 12min
