307 episodes
Frontier Podcast by Gun.io Gun.io
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5.0 • 24 Ratings
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After over a decade of working with highly skilled developers and businesses of all sizes, we've discovered that there is some pretty good advice just waiting to be shared. We've also learned that learning is something we just can't get enough of. This season of the Frontier Podcast, we'll be talking to experts from every walk of the technical life, while also taking a peek into the tech history that has gotten the world to where it is today.
Gun.io is a global talent agency that specializes in pairing the world's best software professionals with world-class companies. Interested in getting in touch? Come check us out at Gun.io.
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Ep. 46: Matt Genovese, CEO and Founder of Planorama
This week, Teja sits down with Matt Genovese, CEO and Founder of Planorama, a company that designs UX/UI flows for products with complete enablement for software teams. They discuss the intricacies of living abroad, the importance of incorporating design, and how de-risking early on in the life of a new product can make it more successful in the long run.
https://planorama.design/matt
https://aiproducthive.com
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Ep. 45: Brian Pontarelli, CEO and Founder of FusionAuth
On this week's episode, Teja sits down with Brian Pontarelli, Founder and CEO of both FusionAuth and Cleanspeak. They discuss the complexities of growing two businesses at the same time, making progress without using AI, and the subtle clues in an interview process that let you know someone's a great culture fit.
https://fusionauth.io/
https://cleanspeak.com/
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Ep. 44: Sabber Ahamed, Founder of xoolooloo
This week, Teja talks with Sabber Ahamed, Founder of Xoolooloo and Data Scientist at Bridgestone. They discuss the proliferation of data science, the joys of working on your own projects outside of the 9-5, and the different things career goals of a computational geophysicist can really shake up.
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Ep. 43: Harpreet Singh, CEO and Co-Founder at Launchable
This week, Teja talks with Harpreet Singh, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Launchable, a company that's on a mission to make software testing faster and smarter. They discuss the DACI framework and the importance of intentionality in decision-making, what it's like to bring a behemoth like Jenkins to life, and the power of slowing down to meditate.
https://www.launchableinc.com/
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Ep. 42: Brian Douglas, CEO and Founder at OpenSauced
In this week's episode, Teja talks with Brian Douglas, CEO and Founder at OpeSauced. They talk about how a good open source portfolio is more than just getting your name on big projects, the natural progression from developer advocacy to building an open source marketplace, and the trials and tribulations of learning to lead as you grow.
opensauced.pizza
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Ep. 41: Ian Villa, COO and Co-founder at Whisper Aero
Joining Teja on this week's episode is Ian Villa, COO and Co-founder of Whisper Aero, a company that is developing cleaner, quieter, and more efficient propulsion solutions. They discuss the pros and cons of a campus with on-site housing, the burgeoning Nashville tech scene, and how a 5 am trip to Kinko's can, in hindsight, be a lesson in entrepreneurship.
whisper.aero
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Customer Reviews
Filled with real insights from tech builders!!
I enjoy each episodes thoroughly, very appropriate for techies or startup founder. The stories shared by guests are super engaging and very practical. The host does a great job in peeling the layer to get key insights that anybody can apply in building and scaling engineering teams.
Great every-day podcast!
Chock full of interesting and unique tips in business, tech, leadership, latest trends etc. And the episodes are really easy to digest, expecially when you listen at 2x, makes it so you can binge 3 or 4 in an hour
Great podcast about the state of tech and the dev world
Loving this podcast. Ledge is a super knowledgeable host that gets some fascinating insights from his guests. This show isn’t afraid to dive into the technical weeds of software engineering, but also shines a spotlight on topics that impact the industry as a whole such as professional development, soft skills, current events, ethical issues - all great insight from top leveler thinkers in this field.
I highly recommend episode 66 with Liz Fong-Jones, 60 with Dave Ugan, and 61 with Chris Short for a general overview of the podcast.