HeyJaredThe Human Side : Engineering
Engineering isn’t just equations, code, and CAD models - it’s people, pressure, failure, and growth. The Human Side: Engineering is a podcast built for engineering students and those who want real insight into the industry and how to actually succeed in it.
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Building an Engineering Career Intentionally | Steve Martin (opens the original)
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A successful engineering career isn't built overnight—it's built one opportunity at a time. This episode is Part 3 of a three-part conversation where I conclude my discussion with Steve Martin, Director of Global Supply Chain Program Management at Rivian , exploring what it takes to build a rewarding career in engineering and beyond. Steve shares practical advice for students and young professionals on developing leadership skills, gaining meaningful experience, and finding work that genuinely a
How Engineers Really Think | Steve Martin (opens the original)
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Engineering isn't just about what you know—it is about how you think. This episode is Part 2 of a three-part conversation where I continue my discussion with Steve Martin, Director of Global Supply Chain Program Management at Rivian , exploring the engineering mindset that has guided his career across the automotive industry. Steve explains why adaptability became one of the most valuable skills throughout his career and how engineering principles extend far beyond technical design. We discuss s
Where an Engineering Degree Can Take You | Steve Martin (opens the original)
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Engineering is about far more than designing parts or solving equations. This episode is Part 1 of a three-part conversation where I sit down with Steve Martin, Director of Global Supply Chain Program Management at Rivian , to explore the career journey that took him from mechanical engineering into global supply chain leadership within the automotive industry. Steve shares why he switched from electrical engineering to mechanical engineering, how earning an MBA changed the direction of his care
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