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Beyond Vibe Coding is a weekly podcast for senior engineering leaders navigating the impact of AI on how software gets built.

Hosted by Sebastian Heide-Meyer zu Erpen and André Neubauer in partnership with Impala Search, each episode brings together the leaders shaping the next era of engineering - from how teams are adopting AI, to what changes for product and architecture, to what stays unchanged when the tools shift underneath us.

New episodes weekly.

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  1. #S2.21 From Prompts to Operating Model: What It Takes to Work With AI - Bastian Buch

    AI transformation is often presented as a tooling decision: choose a model, write policies and give people access. Bastian Buch makes a sharper case. The transformation is about how an organisation works when execution accelerates: who has

  2. #S2.20 Coding Is Not Solved: Accountability, Reliability and the Agentic Gap - Alex Ewerlöf

    Alex Ewerlöf joins Sebastian Heide-Meyer zu Erpen and André Neubauer to challenge a popular claim: that coding is solved. Alex is not anti-AI. He works with agents, local and cloud models, and an engineering harness of his own. But he argue

  3. #S2.19 Agentic Engineering at Scale: Inside Delivery Hero's 18x Software Factory - Rodrigue Schäfer

    In this episode we speak with Rodrigue Schäfer, SVP Tech Foundations at Delivery Hero, about what it actually takes to run agentic engineering at scale inside a large, decentralized group. Rodrigue walks through how Delivery Hero moved from

  4. #S2.18 Agentic Engineering Needs Better Planning, Not More One-Shotting - Yenny Cheung (Bluefish AI)

    Yenny Cheung, VP Engineering at Bluefish, joins us to discuss what agentic engineering looks like when quality, compliance and customer trust are non-negotiable. She explains why daily AI briefings can be valuable even when imperfect, why o

  5. #S2.17 Don’t Design AI for Your Company. Redesign Your Company for AI - Stefan (Infinite Mind)

    What does it take to make AI change a company rather than become another pilot programme? Stefan Atanassov, co-founder of Infinite Mind, joins us to argue that the decisive work is not choosing a model. It is redesigning processes, roles, s

  6. #S2.16 The AI Apocalypse Debate: What the Hugging Face Incident Actually Changed

    What should leaders make of stories about autonomous agents coordinating, bypassing constraints and acting beyond their assigned task? Sebastian Heide-Meyer zu Erpen and André Neubauer examine the reported OpenAI and Hugging Face incident a

  7. #S2.15 From AI Code to Customer Value - Olaf Molenveld (CircleCI)

    What changes when software can be generated faster than organisations can validate it? Olaf Molenveld from CircleCI argues that the answer is not to relax quality practices. It is to extend the feedback loop beyond deployment. Release small

  8. #S2.14 From Tinkering to Agentic Product Systems - Markus Andrezak (überproduct)

    Markus Andrezak returns to Beyond Vibe Coding to explain what changed after the first wave of AI tinkering. His answer is not a new prompt recipe. It is a practical move from chat windows to repeatable agentic systems: static context, selec

  9. #S2.13 The CISO’s Playbook for Moving Fast Without Losing Control - Mark Strande (miro)

    What does secure AI adoption look like when your engineering teams are expected to experiment at the frontier? Mark Strande, CISO at Miro, joins Beyond Vibe Coding to explain why the answer is not a single policy or a single access-control

  10. #S2.12 Stop Predicting the End of Software Engineers - Raz Schweiger-Shuty (auxmoney)

    How should engineering leaders respond when AI progress feels both faster than expected and impossible to predict? Raz Shuty, Group CTO at auxmoney, joins Sebastian Heide-Meyer zu Erpen and André Neubauer to unpack Amara's Law in the contex

  11. #S2.10 When Coding Agents Ship at Machine Speed, AppSec Has to Move Into the Loop - Jan Brennenstuhl

    In this episode of Beyond Vibe Coding, Sebastian Heide-Meyer zu Erpen and André Neubauer talk with Jan Brennenstuhl about application security in the age of agentic engineering. Jan explains how his own workflow already depends on long-runn

  12. #S2.09 Automating the Grind: Freeing Up Human Attention - Pedro Gil Carvalho (Thermondo)

    Pedro Gil Carvalho, VP Engineering at Thermondo, joins Sebastian and Andre to discuss how a company with real-world operational constraints approaches agentic engineering. The episode starts with Pedro's own workflow: Claude Code acts as a

  13. #S2.08 AI Sovereignty - the sipgate experiment with 80 developers - Stefan Lange-Hegermann

    Stefan Lange-Hegermann joins Beyond Vibe Coding to explain how sipgate thinks about AI sovereignty from the inside of a real product and engineering organization. The episode starts with sipgate's AI telephony work: speech-to-text, LLMs, te

  14. #S2.07 Agentic Engineering Is Bringing XP Back - Ben Hoskins (NewStore)

    Benjamin Hoskins joins Beyond Vibe Coding to discuss what agentic engineering looks like when it is grounded in serious engineering practice rather than prompt-driven improvisation. His personal workflow combines a custom Card Planner, MCP,

  15. #S2.06 Your AI Transition Does Not Stop with Adopting the Technology - Stefan Schubert-Peters

    Stefan Schubert-Peters returns to Beyond Vibe Coding to discuss a topic many engineering organizations are only beginning to name: AI adoption and AI identity change are not the same thing. At felmo, a difficult retro around AI, job securit

  16. #S2.05 Inside Parloa's AI Kitchen: How the Company Building Agents Builds with Agents - Italo Vietro

    Italo Vietro joins Beyond Vibe Coding to describe how Parloa, a company building AI agents for enterprise customer experience, uses AI internally to change the way engineering works. The episode centers on Parloa's internal "kitchen": a sha

  17. #S2.04 The Rise of the Solopreneur? - Uwe Franke

    Uwe Franke joins Beyond Vibe Coding to unpack a very concrete version of the solopreneur thesis. After founding and running ByteWorx for decades, he now operates several products and client projects in an agentic setup where his "team" is m

  18. #S2.03 AI Transformation at miro - Franziska Bruno Rivera

    This episode examines AI transformation from the people and HR side of a technology organization. Franzi describes how AI changed her own work as a People Partner Lead at Miro: not by adding a chatbot to the side, but by creating scheduled

  19. #S2.02 Fable Ban - Now What?

    The Fable 5 incident turned an abstract AI risk into something much more concrete: frontier-model access can disappear quickly, and global teams cannot treat hosted AI infrastructure as politically or operationally neutral. Sebastian and An

  20. #S2.01 Reliable AI Agents: A System Problem, Not a Model Feature - Csaba Tamas (Parloa)

    Csaba Tamas joins Beyond Vibe Coding to explain what enterprise AI agents look like when they move beyond the demo stage. As CPO at Parloa, he works on customer experience automation where reliability, latency, traceability and sovereignty

  21. #065 Agentic Engineering - auch Big Tech hat noch keinen Plan

    In dieser Folge diskutieren Sebastian und André über den realen Stand des Agentic Engineering in größeren Tech-Organisationen. Basis ist ein Bericht, den Sebastian aus aktuellen Quellen, Unternehmensbeispielen, Konferenzvorträgen und früher

  22. #064 Software Factory by Enpit - mit Ulrich und Andreas

    Ulrich Gerkmann-Bartels und Andreas Koop von enpit bringen eine selten konkrete Perspektive in die Dark-Factory-Debatte: Sie haben nicht mit einer Vision angefangen, sondern mit einem internen HR-Problem. Eine SaaS-Lösung war für ihre Größe

  23. #063 FinTech und AI-Vorreiter - mit Florian Thiel (Upvest)

    Florian Thiel, Director of Engineering bei Upvest, gibt einen sehr konkreten Einblick in Agentic Engineering in einem regulierten FinTech. Upvest baut Investment-Infrastruktur per API und muss mit Bank-/Finanzmarktanforderungen, Kundendaten

  24. #062 Ein Deep-Dive in Dark Factories (audio fix)

    Dark Factories beschreiben ursprünglich vollautomatisierte Fabriken ohne Menschen auf dem Shopfloor. In Software wird der Begriff inzwischen für Level-5-Entwicklung verwendet: Ziel oder Spezifikation rein, Software raus. Sebastian und André

  25. #061 Das Eichhorst Prinzip - mit Ingo Eichhort (IONOS)

    Ingo Eichhorst bringt in dieser Episode einen nützlichen theoretischen Rahmen für AI Coding auf den Punkt. Er beschreibt LLMs als verrauschte Kanäle, in denen Unschärfe schon vor dem Modell entsteht, nämlich in Sprache, Anforderungen, Konte

  26. #060 AI für den Wald - mit Alexander Thiele (ocell)

    Alexander Thiele beschreibt in dieser Episode eine begeisternde Form von AI-Transformation. Bei ocell geht es um Waldflächen, Luftbilder, GeoJSON, Offline-first-Anwendungen und Prozesse, die mit unstrukturierten Daten, operativen Übergaben

  27. #059 AI Transformation bei sipgate - mit Lukas Hejniak

    Lukas Hejniak beschreibt in dieser Episode sehr konkret, wie AI-Adoption in einem Umfeld aussieht, das weder Start-up-Spielplatz noch rein abstrakte Innovationsfolie ist. Am Beispiel von sipgate wird sichtbar, dass erfolgreiche Einführung w

  28. #058 Semantic Anchors - mit Ralf D. Müller

    Ralf D. Müller erläutert uns in dieser Folge sein Konzept der Semantic Anchors in LLMs, also Begriffe oder Wortgruppen, die im Modell mit wenig sprachlichem Aufwand ganze Methodenräume aktivieren. Ralf beschreibt das nicht als bloßes Prompt

  29. #057 beeindruckende AI-Transformation bei der GetAway Group - Bastian Buch

    Bastian Buch, CPTO der GetAway Group, beschreibt in dieser Folge eine AI-Transformation, die bereits jetzt deutlich tiefer geht als Agentic Engineering oder der Einsatz einzelner Tools. Ausgehend von seiner persönlichen Tool-Evolution erklä

  30. #056 Human, batteries-included toolset für AI Engineering - mit Stephan Schmidt

    Diese Episode ist eine echte Special Edition: Statt eines allgemeinen Gesprächs steht mit Human ein konkretes Toolset im Mittelpunkt. Stephan Schmidt beschreibt, wie aus der praktischen Frustration mit unsicheren, unvollständigen oder zu au

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