STEM will apply to almost every job that will be available in the future. Automation and machinery will be the way things are done.
What 3-5 adjectives best describe you?
Analytical
Efficient
Direct
Briefly describe your job… what do you really do at EL?
Automation of code deployments
Troubleshooting / tuning
Buildout of new environments
Development support
What do you like about working at EL?
The people, atmosphere.
What's the most seriously fun thing you've ever done?
Motorcycle track day
Tell us about one of your STEM mentors. Who inspired you, and how?
John Hardin, taught me engineering a long time ago.
What big STEM accomplishment do you think we’ll see happen in the next 100 years, and why are you excited about it?
Global monetary system will be a digital ledger, it will free people form inflationary weakening of currency.
Why is STEM education important, in your personal opinion?
STEM will apply to almost every job that will be available in the future. Automation and machinery will be the way things are done.
Time travel… past or future?
Past, at least you know what to expect
Artificial intelligence… friend or foe?
Depends on who wrote it.
How long would you survive a zombie apocalypse? Why?
A long time, I don’t live near any large cities.
Chemistry or Biology?
Chemistry, would also help with biology.
Algebra or Geometry?
Geometry, proven and applied.
Learn a language or learn how to code?
Can already code, would learn a language
Deep space or deep sea?
Deep sea, space will eventually kill you from gravitational attrition.
Bill Nye or Neil DeGrasse Tyson?
Neither.
Einstein or Newton?
Einstein
Star Wars or Star Trek?
Star Trek
Keyboard or Paper + Pencil?
Keyboard
Playlists or podcasts?
Podcast
In the classroom… Front row or back row?
Back row
Who's next?