Ep. 59: Even Cleaner Cleaning With Cleaning Expert Mike “Mr. Clean” Konrad
Melissa
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January 9, 2023
We're very excited to have Mike Konrad, founder of Aqueous Technologies as well as host of his own podcast, Reliability Matters, back on the show.
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Ep. 54:A Conversation with The Awkward Engineer
Melissa
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September 2, 2022
In this episode, which might just be our nerdiest one yet, we are joined by Sam Feller, aka The Awkward Engineer. First and foremost he would like everyone to know that he is the awkward one, the engineering is top notch.
Sam is a long time Worthington/CircuitHub customer, product manager at Tulip, former engineer at Amazon, and founder of the Awkward Engineer where he works on quirky hardware project and now does consulting!
It was a pleasure to have Sam on the show. Some of the topics we touch on include:
- Why having common stock parts set up on reels is not actually the simplest idea to execute.
- Interesting sourcing stories.
- Soldering techniques for building prototypes
- The importance of having structured processes in place for your hardware of software development team .
- Sam's vickrey auction for his Voltmeter Clocks
If you want to get in touch with Sam you can email him at questions@awkwardengineer.com
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Ep. 58: The Benefits of Asynchronous Design Review for Engineers & Manufacturers w/ AllSpice.io
Melissa
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December 19, 2022
This week we are joined by Valentina Ratner and Kyle Dumont, co-founders of AllSpice.io. Valentina and Kyle met while doing an MBA program at Harvard and realized they both shared a common frustration - the lack of asynchronous design review tools available for electrical engineers despite such tools being readily available for other engineering fields like mechanical and software. Thus they joined forces to create AllSpice.
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Chinese New Year Closures 2023
Melissa
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December 15, 2022
The Chinese Spring Festival (aka Chinese New Year) is quickly approaching and will begin mid-January 2023. As you likely might already be aware, the impact this holiday has on the manufacturing industry can last several weeks.
