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Leading by Letting Go: The Power of Hands-Off Engineering Management | The Pair Program Ep26
Welcome to another episode of the Pair Program!
In this episode, we delve into the art of engineering leadership.
Our guests, Alan Deitch (Senior Director of Engineering at SpotHero) and John Barrile (CTO of Heartbeat Health) offer a wealth of wisdom on how to empower engineering teams by leading with a hands-off approach.
They discuss:
How to be an engaged and involved leader, without becoming a micromanager.Which tasks should be delegated to the engineering team (and which tasks the manager should own).How to empower your team to make good decisions.And much more.
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Ep25 Breaking into the Federal Defense Sector with Emerging Technology
Welcome to today’s episode, where we discuss emerging technologies in the federal defense space – and how those coming from the commercial world can break into this exciting space.In this episode you’ll hear from Natalie Barrett and Jazmin Furtado. Natalie is currently assigned to the Warfighter Health and Readiness Program at Johns Hopkins’ Applied Physics Laboratory. Jazmin is part of the software innovation realm for the Department of Defense where she has overseen large-scale Data and AI programs in the Air Force and Space Force.They discuss:
The tech problems that are top of mind in the federal defense sector.How innovative tech is being injected into the defense space.The role that commercial plays in the defense space – how commercial companies can break into this space (and how individual can too)
SOF Conference - https://www.sofweek.org/

Links to discussed Organizations
Vespere - https://www.vespere.org/
Beyond Rhetoric - https://beyondrhetoric.org/
SOCOM - https://www.socom.mil/
DARPA - https://www.darpa.mil/
IARPA - https://www.iarpa.gov/
Kessel Run - https://kesselrun.af.mil/
In-Q-Tel - https://www.iqt.org/
National Science Foundation - https://www.nsf.gov/
AFWERX - https://www.afwerx.af.mil/

How We Hatched: Bo Jiang, CEO of Lithic
Welcome to another episode of our series "How We Hatched" where we have candid conversations with tech founders and unveil their unique startup journeys.In this episode, our host Tim Winkler speaks with Bo Jiang, Co-founder and CEO of fintech startup, Lithic.During this episode, Bo shares the surprising story of how he entered the startup world.He discusses:
How he found his co-founders (at the age of 14!)How his involvement in an incubator helped launch his startup careerHow his team has established healthy values and team culture
And much more!

How We Hatched: Brian Johnson, CEO of Loric Games | Ep07
Welcome to another episode of our series "How We Hatched" where we have candid conversations with tech founders and unveil their unique startup journeys.In this episode, our host Tim Winkler speaks with Brian Johnson, CEO of game studio startup, Loric Games. Previously the founder of DivvyCloud, this isn’t Brian’s first rodeo. And he has a wealth of knowledge to share with first-time founders and entrepreneurs.Brian takes us along an inspiring account of his professional journey and shares about the role of a startup CEO.He delves into:
How to build a phenomenal teamWhat it took to navigate several rounds of funding (and eventually a successful exit)How he merged his passions for gaming and coding into his current company: Loric Games

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https://www.myhatchpad.com/startup/jdsat/
 Welcome to Hatch Roles, a new podcast Miniosode from the team at Hatchpad. In these new minisodes, we will highlight some of the roles that Hatch is currently sourcing for.
Today we will be talking about JDSAT!
JDSAT is a solutions company before anything else, and they believe that data, mathematics, and software are the most effective path to finding a solution that’s tailored to the organization’s needs.
JDSAT is looking to build out its engineering team and is looking for a Data Engineer, DevOps Engineer, and Full Stack Developer.
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https://www.myhatchpad.com/startup/jdsat/

Breaking Ground: Stories from Two First-Time Technical Founders | The Pair Program Ep24
Are you a technical professional who dreams of building your own business? Or maybe you're already on the journey to becoming a first-time founder?
Join us today to hear the stories of Chris Zhu from Primary.Health and Colby Harvey from Rizse about how they built their own startups. Our guests share why they decided to start their own businesses, how they navigated funding, the obstacles they faced along the way, and the key lessons they learned.
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