Kent C Dodds is a software engineer, entrepreneur and educator from Utah, USA. Kent joins Cameron on The Coder Career to discuss his original journey into tech, lessons he has learnt and what he predicts for his future, as well as his opinions around the best method and stack to learn (through his Epic Web course).
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In this episode of "The Coder Career," your host Cameron delves deep into the world of software engineering with a special guest who brings a wealth of experience and insights to the table. Join us as we sit down with Gavin van Lelyveld, a seasoned engineering leader, to explore the ever-evolving landscape of software development.
Gavin shares his journey from coding novice to engineering leadership and how he's overcome the myriad challenges that come with the territory. With years of experience under his belt, Gavin has faced it all, from tight deadlines to team dynamics, and he's here to offer invaluable advice for those aspiring to climb the engineering career ladder.
One of the focal points of this episode is the critical art of working effectively with your manager. Gavin's unique perspective as both a manager and an engineer provides invaluable insights into building strong relationships with those who guide your career. Learn how to communicate your goals, navigate conflicts, and ensure that your manager becomes your greatest ally in your professional development.
And for all the aspiring software engineers out there, we have a special treat in store. Gavin shares his thoughts on how to break into the software engineering field in 2023. The industry is constantly evolving, and Gavin has his finger on the pulse of the latest trends, technologies, and hiring practices. Discover the key skills, strategies, and resources that will give you a competitive edge as you kickstart your software engineering career.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable advice and thought-provoking insights to help you thrive in the world of software engineering. Tune in to "The Coder Career" and join Cameron and Gavin as they unravel the mysteries of engineering leadership, managerial collaboration, and the path to success in the dynamic field of software engineering in 2023.
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Omar Tufayl is a software engineer from Glasgow and founder of loopsio, a platform that enables software engineering students across Scotland to gain practical hands-on experience, giving businesses and organisations a way to resource small scale, cost effective software work, and access the best up and coming talent. Omar joins Cam to discuss his experience, his motivations behind loopsio, and what he sees as the future of the industry
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Eelco Wiersma is the founder of SAAS UI and a Senior Software Engineer at WunderGraph. Eelco joins Cam to chat about the future of front end web development, if AI is a threat or opportunity, how engineers can develop their problem solving skills away from the computer, and being a digital nomad.
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Louise Shambrook is a software engineer and former social worker based in Edinburgh UK. Following on from collaborations with The Coder Career at events and on our discord server, Louise joins Cam on the podcast to discuss her journey into tech and what she's learnt along the way! We also talk about gender equality in the industry and what work needs to be undertaken from school level up to the workplace, the experience of getting into software engineering via data rather than the traditional route of web development training, and how Louise's employer FindMyPast is able to process thousands of historical sources to allow people to trace their family history.
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Matúš Čongrády is a software engineer and CEO of Stacktape from Bratislava, Slovakia. Matúš joins Cameron to discuss what Stacktape is building, how you can get started with DevOps and balancing abstraction services with building your own custom solutions. Stacktape's aim is to make DevOps simple, allowing developers to deploy and run full-stack applications on AWS entirely on their own.
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Cameron explores the dynamic world of data engineering with guest Chenyse Semper, a consultant and data engineer from Infinity Works. This discussion is not just a deep-dive into the intricacies of data engineering and consulting, but a treasure trove of insights that could be the key to unlocking your next career move.
Chenyse candidly shares her journey of transitioning into the realm of data engineering, offering inspiration and practical advice for those looking to make their mark in this burgeoning field. What does the day-to-day life of a data engineer look like? How is data shaping the future of our industries and society? Get your answers straight from someone who's in the trenches, innovating and creating impact.
Moreover, if you've been contemplating a foray into consulting, this episode could be your guiding light. With Chenyse's first-hand experience and expertise, we delve into why consulting could be an appealing career path for our tech-savvy listeners.
Tune in to this episode of The Coder Career podcast and take a step closer to your dream career in the tech industry. Learn, get inspired, and unlock new pathways with this candid conversation between Cameron and Chenyse Semper. Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends who could benefit from these insightful discussions.
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This week Cameron is joined by Edinburgh based serial entrepreneur Selby Cary to discuss his journey from Robotics, to AgriTech, to leading technical operations!
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In this episode of The Coder Career Podcast, host Cameron interviews Joshua Mo, a software engineer with expertise in Rust and web development. The conversation revolves around Joshua's career journey, including how he entered the industry and advanced his career. They also delve into the benefits of Rust, such as memory safety, low-level control, and speed, and its growing popularity in web development. Additionally, they discuss the future of web development and emerging technologies that are transforming the industry. This episode is a must-listen for programmers who want to learn from Joshua's experience and stay up-to-date on the latest trends in the tech industry.
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Welcome to another episode of The Coder Career Podcast! Today, host Cameron sits down with Matija Sosic, co-founder of WaspLang, to talk about the future of web development and the process of creating your own language.
Matija is a programming language enthusiast with a background in web development. In this episode, he shares his insights on the future of web development and how WaspLang is paving the way for a new era of web programming. He also dives deep into the process of creating your own language, from conceptualizing the syntax to building the compiler.
As the conversation unfolds, Matija shares his passion for Haskell, a functional programming language that has been gaining popularity in recent years. He explains why Haskell is well-suited for web development and why it may become your new favorite programming language.
If you're interested in the future of web development or curious about the process of creating your own programming language, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in to the Coder Career Podcast and join Cameron and Matija on this fascinating journey into the world of web programming and language design.
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In this episode of The Coder Career podcast, host Cameron sits down with Laura Bell Main, the CEO of SafeStack, to discuss her journey into the technology industry and her experiences working in cyber security.
Laura shares her fascinating career path, from her early beginnings at inland revenue to her current role leading SafeStack.
As the conversation continues, Laura shares some of her craziest cyber security stories, including a case involving a casino heist all starting from a smart fishtank. She also shares some eye-opening insights into the world of cybercrime and how individuals and businesses can protect themselves from online threats.
Finally, Laura discusses the mission of SafeStack and how they aim to educate everyone about cyber security. She shares some of the innovative approaches they use to make cyber security education accessible and engaging, and how they are working to empower individuals and organizations to protect themselves online.
If you're interested in learning more about cyber security and how to stay safe online, this episode of The Coder Career is not to be missed!
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In this episode of The Coder Career, host Cameron Blackwood sits down with Lee Jones, a former Scotland international rugby player turned software engineer. They dive into Lee's unique journey of retraining from a professional athlete to a software engineer.
Lee shares his story of how he discovered his passion for coding during his rugby career, and how he decided to pursue it full-time after retiring from the sport. He discusses the challenges he faced during his transition, including the learning curve and the adjustments required in his daily routine.
As they delve into the intersection of sports and software, Lee shares his insights on the role that technology plays in professional rugby, from tracking player performance to enhancing fan experiences. He also discusses the potential for technology to transform the sport in the future.
Finally, Lee talks about his current role as a software engineer and the projects he's been working on. He shares his thoughts on the importance of continuous learning and the transferable skills he gained from his rugby career.
Whether you're a sports fan, a coding enthusiast, or someone looking to make a career change, this episode is sure to inspire and motivate. Tune in to learn more about Lee Jones' journey from the rugby field to the coding world.
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In this episode of The Coder Career, host Cameron sits down with guest Simon Grimm, a software engineer and entrepreneur, to discuss his journey into the world of software engineering and the exciting developments in frontend development. Simon shares his experiences with learning to code, his early career in the tech industry, and how he eventually founded his own company, Galaxies.dev.
The conversation delves into the future of frontend development and the exciting new technologies and tools that are shaping the industry. Simon and Cameron discuss the importance of staying up-to-date with new trends and developments in the field, and how to continually improve one's skills as a software engineer.
Simon also shares his vision for Galaxies.dev, a platform that empowers developers to create and collaborate on frontend components. He explains how the platform works and how it can help streamline development processes and improve the quality of code.
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On Freund is a software engineer, executive and entrepreneur from Tel-Aviv, currently CEO of Wilco, a new way to learn to code! Join host Cameron Blackwood and On as they discuss the best ways one can learn to code efficiently, how to advance in your software engineering career, choosing between IC and management and which languages form the future of the web.
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Jonathan Wilke is a software engineer and creator of SupaStarter, a SaaS template using Supabase, NextJS, Tailwind, Chakra UI and more. Cameron and Jonathan discuss his process behind creating SupaStarter and the motivations behind it, what direction the standard SaaS stack is going, how they'd learn to code in 2023 and of course learning via entrepreneurship!
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In this episode of The Coder Career, host Cam and guest Mike (COO at Haystack) discuss the future of recruitment in the tech industry, how software engineers can take advantage of the changing landscape of the industry, maximising your skills and how to spot a good company culture. Mike also gives some insider info on how he and his co-founders built Haystack, what they'd do again and what they'd do differently.
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In this episode of The Coder Career podcast, Cameron and Stevo The Dev share their personal stories of how they transitioned into a career in coding from other industries. Stevo also provides insights into his current coding projects, discussing the challenges he's facing and the strategies he's using to overcome them. Throughout the episode, Cameron and Stevo stress the importance of investing in yourself, whether that means taking coding courses, attending coding events, or simply dedicating time to personal coding projects. Tune in to gain valuable insights and advice from two experienced coders who have successfully navigated the transition into a new career.
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In this episode of The Coder Career, host Cameron sits down with guest Josh to discuss their journey from careers in recruitment to becoming software engineers. They discuss the motivations that led them to make the switch, the challenges they faced along the way, and the valuable lessons they learned. They also talk about what they would do differently if they could go back in time and give advice to others who are considering a similar career change. This episode is sure to provide valuable insights and inspiration for anyone considering a career in software engineering.
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In this episode of The Coder Career, Cameron and Marc delve into the world of indie hacking and the concept of learning as you go. They discuss their own experiences as self-taught programmers and the challenges they faced along the way. Marc is the founder of multiple software startups, including "Habits Garden", his latest venture.
The duo shares valuable insights and tips on how to effectively teach yourself to code, including the importance of finding a good learning resource and setting achievable goals. They also discuss the concept of "failing fast" and how it can be a powerful tool for growth and learning.
Cameron and Marc also talk about what they would do differently if they had to learn to code all over again. They discuss if it's important to stay current with new technologies and the benefits of seeking out mentors or joining a community of like-minded individuals.
Whether you're a beginner looking to get started in the world of programming or a seasoned pro looking for some inspiration and guidance, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and join Cameron and Marc as they navigate the exciting world of indie hacking and learning as you go.
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Today's guest is James Heggs. Tech Returners Co-Founder and Dad to Eoghan, James is a graduate in Software Engineering and has spent over 13 years working in the North West's tech sector in a range of roles from software engineer to head of development, as well as being a DevOps consultant for both public and private sector businesses. James is also a Tech Coach delivering technical teaching and support across the Your Return To Tech and DevOps Up-skill programmes. A keen advocate for tech in the North West, James also co-organises the Devops Manchester Meet Up designed to bring the DevOps community together. He is also a previous holder of the Made in Manchester Awards Technology Professional of the Year.
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Alex Booker is a software engineer from the UK working as the content lead for Scrimba. Alex joins The Coder Career to discuss how he broke into the industry, what people can do in 2022 to better their skills, and how you can learn them at Scrimba!
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What Really is Kubernetes? It's a question that's asked every day quietly by engineers and recruiters! Colin and Cam come on the show today to explain just what it is, and why it's so important, and why you should consider adding it to your toolbox!
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Guillaume Duhan (aka CodeWithGuillaume) is a software engineer and CTO from France. Guillaume joins The Coder Career to discuss breaking into technology by accident after helping out his friends with their blogs, the importance of UI frameworks and the ability to create products quickly as a frontend developer and how he’s trying to help people with his YouTube channel!
We also dabble a little in the French tech scene and how it’s quietly become one of the biggest forces in Europe - is public policy or private sector innovation the secret?
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Dan Bruce joins The Coder Career podcast to discuss his journey from an Economics degree to discovering Computer Science, creating Android apps and finally setting up a business that led to a successful exit!
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Coding isn't always software engineering, and here's why!
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Phil McParlane is a Software Engineer, come Data Scientist, with 10+ years of industry experience. Phil completed a PhD in Computer Science at Glasgow University before working at Microsoft and Solarwinds. Following this, Phil left to build his own startup http://4dayweek.io, the job board for jobs with a better work-life balance.
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Nadia Zhuk is a Product Engineer at Intercom, Author and UK Immigration Coach. Nadia joins Cam and Colin to discuss her journey from journalism to software engineer, and the lessons she learnt along the way. We talk about how much money can be a driver, the value you gain both as a person and professional by working abroad and what you can do to stand out in an increasingly crowded industry.
The Coder Career Podcast is brought to you by CodeClan! Check out CodeClan's latest free events by checking out this page: https://codeclan.com/events/
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Colin and Cam sit down and have a little chat about tech in the first video episode!
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Colin and Cam sit down to discuss the question on every developer's mind. What really is Next? Like, really? As one of the most popular Javascript libraries of all time, its impact on the world of web development is gigantic. We dive deep into the drawbacks of React and how Next (and Remix) can mitigate them, and the additional functionality that Next provides on top of what React can do.
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Colin and Cam sit down to discuss the question on every developer's mind. What really is React? Like, really? As one of the most popular Javascript libraries of all time, its impact on the world of web development is gigantic.
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Cam and Colin sit down to discuss how to write a great CVs to get ahead in your job search!
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Andrew Bardsley is Head of Learning and Development at xDesign - a people first digital development partner for the world's fastest growing brands.
The Coder Career is delighted to be partnering with xDesign for a live event on July 14th, both streamed online and in person in Edinburgh.
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Ewa Grabowiecka is a software engineer at Nude, a FinTech startup based in Glasgow. Ewa joins Cam and Colin today to talk about her journey from the world of science to software engineering, running meetups in Scotland and how to get that first job!
If you enjoyed this podcast, you should come to our meetup hosted by xDesign on 14th July! There's still free tickets left
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Chase Kocher is the CEO of Aim4Hire, a specialist technology recruitment company based in Austin, Texas. Chase joins TCC to discuss his experience in Austin's tech scene as a born and raised Austinite himself, as well as how he thinks people can stand out in the interview stage amongst other people early in their careers.
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Moira Hardek is the Senior Director Of Education at GitHub, a company which needs no introduction! Moira joins Cam and Colin to discuss GitHub's new "Global Campus" expansion and what the organisation is doing to help the next generation of software engineers - including the audience of The Coder Career!
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Kevin Holditch is Head of Platform Engineering at FORM3, a FinTech company based in London, UK. A highly experienced engineer, Kevin joins the podcast to discuss his journey from programming games on his school computer to being responsible for large engineering teams in high growth tech companies.
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Oscar Bastardo is a software engineer working in London for Standard AI. Oscar joins the pod to discuss the most recent trends in artificial intelligence, his experience moving halfway across the world to work in London, the process of working for a startup as it becomes acquired and how he's able to balance working full time with studying for a masters in AI.
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Dan Jones and Callum Crombie are Co-Founders of Calyptus. Building a bridge from web2 to web3 for software developers globally. Calyptus is a training and employment platform. We have designed an 8-week, full-time and expert-led programme that transforms web developers with 2+ years of experience into Solidity developers. Working with our hiring partners, we place our learners into exciting web3 roles where they can pick up on average an 87% increase in pay & be at the forefront of a technical revolution.
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Calyptus Twitter: https://twitter.com/calyptus_learn
Callum Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrombieCallum
Dan Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanJones27_
Calyptus LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/calyptus-learn
Callum LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/callum-crombie/
Dan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danjones27/
Discord: https://discord.gg/Tyshuy72
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@calyptus_learn
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Pre-registration link for first programme: https://www.calyptus.co/preregister
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Calyptus:
Building a bridge from web2 to web3 for software developers globally. Calyptus is a training and employment platform. We have designed an 8-week, full-time and expert-led programme that transforms web developers with 2+ years of experience into Solidity developers. Working with our hiring partners, we place our learners into exciting web3 roles where they can pick up on average an 87% increase in pay & be at the forefront of a technical revolution.
Dan: Dan has been involved in crypto since 2016 when he built a crypto portfolio management business that reached £250,000 AUM. He completed Oxford's Blockchain Strategy programme in 2018, and then landed a job at a blockchain-based stock exchange for startups called Funderbeam where he was the first hire in UK’s sales team which 4x in size by 2020. He then became the lead analyst at a 4th industrial revolution VC called Newable Ventures from 2020, analysing emerging technologies such as blockchain, Big Data, AI/ML and consulting on business strategy.
Callum: Callum has been involved in crypto since 2017. He has 5 years of enterprise sales experience and was the 3rd hire in a now 55 person commercial team at Unmind. He was heavily involved in scaling the business 4x year-on-year for the 3 years he was there. His role was specifically building global partnerships with hiring & HR teams at large corporates such as Samsung, R3, Grosvenor & Anomali.
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Welcome to a new format for the TCC show! In addition to interviews, we will now give you technical tips to help you on your coding journey. In this episode Cam and Colin will go deep and discuss what an application really is as well as talk about differences between app and library code and the importance of open source.
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Adam McMurchie has worked leading engineering teams at the biggest banks in the world. Adam is a full stacker in the truest sense of the word, from serving as the head of DevOps to Principle Data AI lead, he hates knowledge hoarding but loves buddy mentoring to get people ‘on the tech ladder’. IAC, Decentralisation and advance AI is his thing, but he also has deep respect and battle scars from legacy COBOL, Mainframe and assembler.
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Simon Barker is the founder of All The Code, a network helping new developers transform their lives and level up their careers.
Contact Simon:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/barkersimon/
Instagram: @allthecode
Podcast: All The Code
Website: https://allthecode.co
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Billy Williams is an Engineering Manager at Otta, a candidate first job search startup. Billy joins TCC to discuss his experience and journey from Geography undergrad to engineering management!
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Carly Williams is a Talent Acquisition Manager at Codat, a FinTech company based in London. Coming from a pyschology background, Carly has spent the majority of her career hiring great people for tech companies, with a particular focus on technical talent.
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Fraser "The Craft Brewer of Digital Recrutiment" Merrifield is the founder of FORM Careers, a recruitment agency focused on finding you a tech job that you won't dread on a Sunday night! Fraser joins TCC to discuss how you can stand out amongst the crowd of tech talent, why he doesn't look at CVs anymore (and alternative ways to showcase your digital talent), and Scotland's rapidly growing tech scene.
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Kieran Cornwall is a software engineer and Technical Director at Sparta Global, a technical consultancy that also provides technical training for its new joiners. Sparta Global is here to help you kickstart your career in technology. We hire all year round for entry-level roles across Data, Development, Engineering, DevOps, Cyber security, Business Analysis and more – providing our “Spartan” consultants with the training they need to succeed, before assigning them to work on digital projects with our innovative client partners. No experience? No problem. You do not need a degree or STEM background to join us, just a passion for technology and aptitude to learn. Check out our current roles or get in contact with our talent team to find out more: talent@spartaglobal.com.
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Tom Ryan is a technology consultant who has worked across a variety of industries and countries. He is also a teacher for his own learn to code programme, Techerds.
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Matthieu Libeer is the CTO and co-founder of SalesPath from Paris, France. He has been in tech since leaving university and has climbed the ranks from intern to software architect, and now CTO of his own company.
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Tom Groombridge is a software engineer at Zopa and founder at Tom Teaches Tech. He's been in software engineering for a decade, and as one of the UK's first ever code bootcamp graduates has an amazing story to tell! Tom fundamentally believes that software development is a skill anyone can learn with the right motivations which is why he focuses his time on supporting others with their pathway into tech.
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Parul Singh is a Senior JavaScript Recruiter based in Manchester. She is passionate about D&I in tech so she volunteers for CodeYourFuture to help under-represented people get into tech and she also uses her platforms to raise issues around pay inequality, inclusivity and more. She has ADHD and is a MHFA England certified mental health advocate. Outside of work you'll find her trying new food places in Manchester or learning to code! She also frequently blogs, sharing her insights here:
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Shola Quadri is a software engineer, having learn to code after a successful music career. Shola joins TCC to discuss why he decided to turn to the world of tech, his strategies for learning and what he wants to do in the future. If you're just learning to code, this will be a great episode for you as Shola has only just learnt himself!
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Vincent Vuong started his coding journey back in 2014 at the University of Waterloo, Canada. He was a confused high school student that didn't know what to do, but he had a passion for games, specifically League of Legends. His older sister recommended that he study Computer Science to open up opportunities in the game development world. He took the leap, but his grades were not high enough, and he got deferred to an alternative program called Geomatics. Vincent enrolled in Geomatics at first and later on transferred into Computer Science, where he completed 6 internships (full stack, backend, mobile). Now Vincent works full-time at Lyft as an iOS engineer, and he spends his free time creating content on TikTok and Youtube.
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Chris Blakey is co-founder of the developer link, which is a modern recruitment agency placing candidates into great code roles in the US and the UK. Chris joins TCC to discuss the differences in professional life on both sides of the Atlantic, his stance on how a junior developer can stand out from the crowd, and the intangible power of networking to enhance your career as a software engineer.
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Eva Atkinson is the co-founder of Noggin HQ, a fintech app aiming to empower everyday consumers to have a fair credit score that actually reflects them, with a focus on ethics and utilising previously unused data. Eva is also a self taught developer, teaching herself BI development and as a result starting the data team at talent.io!
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Cristian Florea is a highly experienced self taught freelance software engineer and runs a coaching business for people looking for support throughout their self teaching journey. Cristian joins TCC today to talk about his insane work ethic, learning from books in the 21st century and what he thinks devs can do to stand out in the flooded entry level market. If you've been stuck on the tutorial hamster wheel for months and want to break into your first job, this is the right episode for you.
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Contact Cristian:
https://www.floreacristian.com/
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JJ Johnson is a Cloud Solution Architect at Amazon, working in the USA. JJ joins TCC to discuss his journey from the world of academia (specialising in areas such as Theology and Philology) to the technology industry. Working across both the US and Japan and through both the DotCom bubble and the 2008 Crash, he's seen a lot of drastic shifts and transformations within the industry.
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Leigh Tobenas is Principal Talent Partner at Identify Solutions over 5 years' experience recruiting into technology companies in the UK. In this episode, Leigh joins to explain his blueprint to getting a job in tech and how to stand out from the avalanche of applications that comes with an entry level software job.
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Contact Cam:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-blackwood/
thecodercareer@gmail.com
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Milo Dension is a senior tech professional, podcaster and author originally from the USA, and has had experience working on both sides of the Atlantic for some of the largest technology companies in the world. Milo joins TCC to discuss his experience working at larger companies and how to cope with corporate culture, and the differences between working life in the US and Europe.
Milo's book - How to Manage Your Manager: All the Credit, Half the Work:
Milo's Podcast (The 80s and 90s Uncensored) -
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Helen Kent is a former schoolteacher turned software engineer at Purplebricks, focusing on front end work. Helen joins TCC to discuss how she navigated the career change, challenges involved and what we can do to encourage more kids to get into tech.
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Tiia Meuronen is a Senior UX Designer at Béa Fertility. Tiia joins TCC to discuss her career transition from textiles, to policy, to technology! We learn about careers in UI/UX, and why it's a great option if you're after a rewarding career in technology.
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Howard Panton is head of front end development at M2A Media. Howard joins TCC to discuss how the front end scene has changed during his career, his experience running a magazine and mentoring.
Howard is hiring for his team at M2A Media! Get in touch with him below for details, and check out the job: https://m2amedia.tv/careers/frontend-software-engineer/
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M2A is hiring a front end software engineer!
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Dan Beck is a Javascript developer at Purplebricks. Dan joins TCC to discuss the ever evolving nature of the front end web space, self teaching, and how to impress in job interviews.
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Ben Read is a senior software engineer at Purplebricks, specialising in Javascript development. Ben joins TCC to discuss his journey from junior to senior, accidentally starting a web development agency and the early days of the internet.
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Ethan Sumner is a DevOps Engineer at Mastercard, AWS Serverless Community Builder and Founder of the "Young DevOps" Community. Ethan joins TCC to discuss his unconventional route into the world of tech, developing a strong personal brand at a young age and how he intends to give back to the wider tech community
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Scott Spence is a Developer Advocate at GraphCMS with over 15 years' experience working in the software industry and 5 years as a web developer. Scott joins TCC today to discuss lessons learned from retraining, keeping up with a rapidly evolving tech landscape and getting started in the world of FOSS (Free Open Source Software).
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John Hazleton is a partner at The Pioneers, a consultancy help scale-ups to design and build the people operating system they need for rapid and sustainable growth. John has worked in technical recruitment for 15 years, including as an entrepreneur running his own recruitment agency in London.
John joins TCC to discuss lessons learnt from his experience in the tech industry, and what he'd do differently. Additionally, he gives his take on the future of the UK's status as a tech hub.
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Andrew Easter is the CTO of UK fintech startup Claimer, with 20 years' experience working in the London tech scene.
Claimer is hiring, find out more here:
https://careers.claimer.com/
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Yelizaveta "Liska" Crofts is a Software Developer at Spielworks in Berlin working on bringing the benefits of blockchain to mass-market gaming. She joins The Coder Career to discuss her experience moving from Oxford University to Berlin's cutting edge tech scene, and her stint in digital marketing that led her to coding, and how she'd encourage people to go about the same move.
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Nabil Freeman is co-founder and CTO of LeSalon. Nabil joins TCC to discuss his career so far, including the incredible fact that he has literally always been an entrepreneur and has never worked for anyone else! He has travelled the world, launching a businesses in multiple businesses on opposite sides of the world, all within a few years of leaving university.
Nabil is an expert in javascript in particular, and has a lot of advice on how you can learn to use it effectively.
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Romeo Pagulayan is a Web Developer, Marketeer, Digital Nomad and Entrepreneur. Romeo joins TCC to discuss his journey to founding his first company, decision to start working as a digital nomad.
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Sam Cox is seasoned tech recruiter who has spent time working in both external and internal recruitment jobs, hiring everyone from interns to CTOs. Currently working in FinTech, Sam's been hiring for the hottest startups for almost 10 years, and is joins us today to explain what he's learnt from working with thousands of technical candidates, and how you can stand out from the rest of the crowd. Sam works for Form3, who are currently hiring for experienced software engineers and recruiters, find out more by contacting him:
Email: sam.cox@form3.tech
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Joe Bignell is a highly experienced technical recruiter specialising in the global DevOps market at Interquest Group. Joe joins us to explain how he got into recruitment, what he looks for in a candidate and how to avoid the pitfalls within a job search, as well as giving his perspective on how we can address the global technical skills shortage.
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Nicolas Cabrera is a software engineer at SMART VIEWING. Nick joins us to explain his story from being a video game developer to writing web applications, specifically the innovative PropTech startup he's now working at. Nick has a ton of advice about how to get your first job in tech and to navigate the industry.
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