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Being an Engineer

Aaron Moncur
Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Product Development
Medical Devices
Project Management
3D Printing
Manufacturing
Engineering Education
Entrepreneurship
Product Design
Engineering Leadership
Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
PDX
Soft Skills
Onshape
Supply Chain Management
SOLIDWORKS
Prototyping
Collaboration

The Being An Engineer podcast is a central repository in which we collect and share industry knowledge & best practices associated with the discipline of engineering. We hope that engineers throughout the world will benefit from this content as they connect with the companies, technologies, people, resources, and opportunities that are relevant to their engineering or engineering-adjacent roles. C... more

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Amelia Howe is a biomedical engineer and R&D project manager whose career spans startups, research labs, and established medical device companies. She currently leads cross-functional development programs at COLTENE, where she coord... more

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Rod Scholl is the Founder and Principal Analyst at Epsilon FEA, an engineering services company he launched in 2008 to specialize in advanced numerical analysis and simulation-driven problem solving. With nearly two decades at the h... more

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Dr. Mahantesh Hiremath has built a rare engineering career at the intersection of deep technical rigor, systems thinking, leadership, and service. Across more than three decades, he has worked in space, energy, transportation, and i... more

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Ryan Schoonmaker has spent roughly two decades in medical device product development, building a career around solving hard engineering problems in high-stakes environments. Today he is the founder of Tight Line Solutions, where he ... more

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Rod Scholl
Founder and principal analyst at Epsilon FEA
Epsilon FEA
Episode: S7E21 Rod Scholl | Pro Tips from 30-Year Analyst For Accurate Simulations (FEA & CFD)
Mahantesh Hiremath
Veteran engineer, educator, and engineering leader; former president of ASME
SC Solutions; Santa Clara University; ASME
Episode: S7E20 Mahantesh Hiremath | How to Influence Public Policy As An Engineer
Ryan Schoonmaker
Founder of Tight Line Solutions; medical device product development leader
Tight Line Solutions
Episode: S7E19 Ryan Schoonmaker | How to Take A Structured Approach to Solving Engineering Problems
Aaron Moncur
Founder of Pipeline Design & Engineering
Pipeline Design & Engineering
Episode: S7E18 Aaron Moncur | Building Pipeline, the Being An Engineer Podcast, and Engineering Communities
Joe Couitt
Founder of JMC Swiss Solutions, CNC Swiss applications engineer based in Phoenix, Arizona
JMC Swiss Solutions
Episode: S7E17 Joe Couitt | How to Design for Swiss Machining
Chad Walters
Industrial designer with med-device experience; global consultant in EMS
Independent/EMS med-device focus
Episode: S7E16 Chad Walters | Constraints, Iteration, & Industrial Design in Product Development
Mustafa Poonawala
CEO of DynaMill Research; leader in medical technology, diagnostics, and clinical execution
DynaMill Research
Episode: S7E15 Mustafa Poonawala | Diagnostic Clinical Trials, Prioritization, & Decision Latency in Engineering
Arne Lang-Ree
Chief Design Officer and Co-Founder at Spanner
Spanner
Episode: PDX Webinar Trailer, Engineering for Success: Making Product-Market Fit an Actionable Design Goal
Daniel Gledhill
Manufacturing leader and change agent in the medical device industry
Medical device manufacturing (transcatheter heart valves)
Episode: S7E10 Daniel Gledhill | How to Win at People-Centered Leadership in Engineering Teams

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Aaron Moncur
Founder of Pipeline Design & Engineering and experienced host emphasizing educational conversations and industry insights related to engineering.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 191 ratings
  • Excellent accounts of engineers

    I was looking for a interview of Jon Hirsctick for an article and stumbled on a treasure trove of engineering stories. Never have I seen such a collection of engineers telling their experiences! It reminds me of “Working,” by Studs Terkel, a haunting book about all sorts of jobs. But Aaron Moncur’s “Being an Engineer” is all about engineers, their jobs and their advice for other engineers — and frankly, I’d rather listen to a podcast than read a book.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NJNR2024
    United States2 years ago
  • I definitely enjoyed listening to being an engineer podcasts, for some reason I had to start from the end of the season and work my way backwards.

    Audible
    5
    Rudy V.
    United States3 years ago
  • Thank you

    I definitely enjoyed listening to being an engineer podcasts, for some reason I had to start from the end of the season and work my way backwards.

    Audible
    5
    Rudy V.
    United States3 years ago
  • For the love of Aaron and Raf

    I’ve been listening to your podcast for a couple years now- every episode. It’s what got me to leave my dead end labor job and go back to school and finish out my ME degree; for my daughter’s future, and mine! I have always gotten that feeling of inadequacy that Raf has mentioned, and that’s part of what drove me away in the first place, but let me tell you something: we are as good as we make ourselves! After being out of school for three years and returning as a first semester senior, I finish... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mikeanical endwardsineer
    United States4 years ago
  • Raf and Aaron are Amazing Hosts

    Raf and Aaron’s contrasting interviewing styles are perfect for the podcast and bring variety to the listeners. I like how they take turns interviewing guests. Aaron should coin the term “kindergarten skills.”

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jekrnr779
    United States4 years ago

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Many find the content useful for personal growth and reflecting on their engineering journeys, highlighting the inspirational nature of the discussions.
The hosts are praised for their engaging interviewing styles and the variety of topics covered.
Audience feedback suggests a strong connection with the hosts, fostering a sense of community among engineers and aspiring professionals.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its deep insights and practical advice from industry professionals.

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#245
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S7E21 Rod Scholl | Pro Tips from 30-Year Analyst For Accurate Simulations (FEA & CFD)
Q: What were the early days like starting Epsilon FEA, especially during the 2008 crisis?
Rod describes a rough start with a financial crisis soon after launch, prompting him to network, hold user seminars, and share free technical information to build trust and a client base.
S7E21 Rod Scholl | Pro Tips from 30-Year Analyst For Accurate Simulations (FEA & CFD)
Q: What made you decide to become an engineer?
Rod recounts that a guidance from an adult to pursue engineering over physics led him into a field that combined deep physics with practical engineering applications, setting the course for his career in simulation.
S7E20 Mahantesh Hiremath | How to Influence Public Policy As An Engineer
Q: What is ASME and what was Hiremath's role there?
ASME is the American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Hiremath rose through local sections to become president, expanding ASME's footprint and establishing new specialty groups in space technology and robotics.
S7E19 Ryan Schoonmaker | How to Take A Structured Approach to Solving Engineering Problems
Q: If you could apprentice under one engineer for a year, who would it be?
He would look for someone very curious, disciplined, loves to learn, and is an excellent leader, not a single person; rather, a type of person who embodies strong curiosity, discipline, and leadership.
S7E17 Joe Couitt | How to Design for Swiss Machining
Q: Preferred debugging method, logs, tests or intuition?
Tests were chosen as the preferred debugging method, indicating a practice of hands-on validation over gut feeling.

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Focused on the multifaceted field of engineering, this podcast presents a robust collection of insights and experiences from industry professionals. It hosts discussions centered around diverse themes such as mechanical engineering, industry advancements, emotional intelligence in leadership, regulatory processes in medical devices, and innovative engineering solutions. Each episode features engaging conversations with experts who share their journeys, challenges, and triumphs within the engineering space, providing listeners with unique perspectives on both technical and soft skills essential for career growth in the discipline. It serves not only as a knowledge hub for practicing engineers but also appeals to students and aspiring profess... more

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2. Mahantesh Hiremath
3. Ryan Schoonmaker
4. Aaron Moncur
5. Joe Couitt
6. Chad Walters
7. Mustafa Poonawala
8. Arne Lang-Ree

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