HeyJaredThe Engineering Communication Podcast
Engineers are known for doing so many amazing things, but none of those things would be possible without effective communication. From writing technical reports to presenting their research findings, engineers are required to communicate every day.
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Matt Wright (opens the original)
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Matt Wright is a Virginia Tech Mechanical Engineering alum with an MBA from University of Florida who’s is a Challenger 300/350 Pilot for Flexjet . We got into what his day actually looks like as a Flexjet pilot (spoiler: there is no “typical” day), and how flying everything from US Navy helicopters to the C‑208 Caravan has shaped the way he thinks about engineering principles in the air. Our conversation covered everything: how Matt kept his team motivated, safe, and mission‑ready during demand
Dee Kivett (opens the original)
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Dee Kivett is an engineer and leader whose career spans mechanical engineering, engineering science, automotive engineering, business—and even NASCAR . Dee is the CEO & President of NextGen Supply Chain Integrators (NextGen SCI), a rapid‑response consulting firm known for delivering high‑standards supply chain solutions across aerospace, defense, medical devices, and more as well as the Undergraduate Academic Program Director for the Clemson Department of Automotive Engineering . And as if that’
Dr. Heather Bobbitt (opens the original)
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Dr. Heather Bobbitt earned her PhD from Virginia Tech Mechanical Engineering and now serves as Motorsports Tire Research and Development Leader at General Motors , guiding a team developing cutting‑edge tire models for high‑performance simulation. We explore what an average day looks like in motorsports R&D, how she navigates the boundary between simulation and track testing, and what she does first when the model and the data don’t agree. Heather also shares insights on conflict management, doc
Cameron Croll (opens the original)
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Cameron Croll is a self‑described disruptor whose career spans applications engineering, shipbuilding, maritime defense, and now AI‑enabled safety and sustainability at Wärtsilä Energy . A graduate of Virginia Tech Mechanical Engineering program, Cameron currently serves as the Americas QEHSS Program Manager, and his path through mechanical engineering required a specific instance where he had to take a leap of faith and step outside of his comfort zone (spoiler: it paid off). We also dig into h
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