Industry Inner Join
Industry Inner Join is the community lifting data literacy across Australia.Hosted by Douglas, a former data analyst and founder of DR Analytics Recruitment, the show features real, unfiltered conversations with data leaders across industry.It’s built for early to mid-career…
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13: Engineer to Enterprise Architect: Darryl Wells on AI, Privacy and Building Teams (opens the original)
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In this episode, Doug sits down with Darryl Wells , a Perth leader in building data platforms, digital products and enterprise architecture at BHP, to unpack what it actually takes to run data and AI at enterprise scale, and why the human side of the job matters just as much as the technical side. With a career spanning software engineering, consulting and leadership roles before moving into enterprise architecture and eventually building out BHP's data engineering and enablement capability from
12: State of the Market: Douglas Robertson Breaks Down Perth's Data & AI Job Market (opens the original)
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In this solo episode, Doug steps away from the interview chair to give you the full picture of Perth's data and AI job market. He breaks down the core roles, real salary ranges, the sectors hiring right now and the three ways people actually land jobs here. He also shares his honest take on how AI is reshaping careers in data, what's in your control and what isn't, and how to position yourself for a promotion. No guest this time, just the unfiltered view from someone who talks to hiring managers
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