HeyJaredLinguistics Careercast
Linguistics Careercast is the podcast devoted to exploring careers for linguists outside academia, through interviews with linguists employed in industry.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 9, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Episode #92: Anna Marie Trester and Robert Lawson (opens the original)
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“How do we find and hang on to our own humanity in this inhumane capitalist system?” After completing her PhD in Linguistics in 2008, Anna Marie Trester worked in academic administration at Georgetown University and then later at the FrameWorks Institute (a social change communications think tank), all the while founding and growing Career Linguist (CL) as a “side hustle.” In December 2018, she took the plunge to focus on CL full-time, working as a story practitioner, researcher, consultant, and
Episode #91: Kelsey Kraus (opens the original)
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“What if we could have an academic program that combines linguistic knowledge with engineering knowledge?” Kelsey Kraus is a computational linguist, data scientist, and educator. received her PhD in Linguistics from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2018, where she worked on the semantics and pragmatics of intonation and discourse particles in English and German. She joined the linguistics faculty at San Jose State University in 2026 after working in Silicon Valley as a Linguist and Se
Episode #90: Sarah Hendry (opens the original)
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“My network is the most important part of my career journey” Sarah Hendry has a background in psycholinguistics, cognitive science, and discourse analysis – how language works in the brain, and how we interact with each other to get our meaning across. She also has an MBA from Temple University. Her employment in the pharma and healthcare industries as a linguist has given her deep subject matter expertise, from experience working in over a dozen therapeutic areas across audiences and challenges
Episode #89: Laiylaly Mandujano (opens the original)
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“I find my professional fulfillment outside my nine-to-five, in volunteering and working with my community” Laiylaly Mandujano works at the intersection of language and technology as a conversation designer. Her professional experience spans community work, teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and conversation design. She believes that language rights are human rights; in her free time she works in her community, organizing local tech events, networking events, workshops, and more
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