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The Future of High Performance Computing
<p>In this pre-SC “Supercomputing 24” episode, we talk to a leading voice from our community - “HPC Dan” or Dan Reed, Professor emeritus of the University of Utah after a great career that spanned academia and industry at Microsoft. We cove
The Impact Graph
<p>Today we talk to Michela Taufer, Dongarra Professor of High Performance Computing at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Michela leads the Global Computing Laboratory, and you’ve probably seen her on the stage of ISC and several high
All of the Hats
<p>As we hit the five year mark for the Developer Stories Podcast, we want to pause to celebrate a milestone that not many podcasts achieve - the 100th episode! 🎉 To celebrate, we have an immensely special guest - Andrew Jones from Microso
Time to Solution
<p>Today we chat with Wileam Phan, a performance engineer that first encountered high performance computing in Indonesia during his senior year, and has followed his interest through today and working on the performance tool HPCToolkit. In
The Storage War
<p>Jakob Luettgau is a researcher at the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation at Inria, with an interest in storage, workflows, and machine learning, amongst other things. In this episode, we talk about different
Emerging Talent in HPC
<p>I recently spoke with Jay Lofstead about the challenges of starting a career in HPC, and this morning listened to a panel on “Emerging Talent in HPC.” I found the panel was missing a valuable perspective, and wanted to make a quick recor
Ice Cream and Community
<p>Jay Lofstead is a Principal Member of the Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories, with extensive experience in storage technologies, High Performance Computing, and reproducibile practices. In this episode, we talk about the cha
Feeding the Beast
<p>Today on Developer Stories I talk with Felix LeClair, an open source developer and BLAS Floating-point guru that works at Environment and Climate Change Canada. Felix is someone to watch - I have never met someone with as much passion ab
Follow Your Nose
<p>I’m thrilled to be interviewing Alan Sill, Managing Director, of the High Performance Computing Center at Texas Tech University, President of the Open Grid Forum, Co-Director of the National Science Foundation Cloud and Autonomic Computi
Just Like the Movies
<p>Today we talk to Ramiro Berrelleza, Founder and CEO of Okteto about his story of falling in love with computers as a kid, and pursuring a non-traditional path that has led him from industry to consulting to leading companies. We have a l
Snakes and Package Management
<p>Happy New Year listeners! We are kicking off 2024 with an episode on package management and snakes, but not just any package manager - we chat with Wolf Vollprecht, Founder & CEO of prefix.dev, who has been involved in projects ranging f
Floppy Disks to Converged Computing
<p>It’s a joy to introduce my colleague and friend, Claudia Misale, a Researcher at the IBM Watson Research Center. Claudia has a background in distributed computing and programming, and got her PhD Informatics from the Università degli Stu
Snakemake
<p>In this 91st episode we talk with the benevolent dictator and creator of Snakemake Johannes Köster, who not only continues to be a leader in the bioinformatics community for software, but also is Group leader in Computer Science and Bioi
Halloween Special Episode: Wild World
<p>Is there anything more scary than being a developer? 😱️</p> <p><img src="/devstories/assets/img/posts/developer-stories-halloween-2023.png" alt="/devstories/assets/img/posts/developer-stories-halloween-2023.png" /></p> <p>It’s a joy to
Groovy Workflows with Nextflow
<p>For this 89th episode we are shifting from Life Sciences consulting to BioSciences software and workflows! I’m so excited this week to introduce you to Paolo Di Tommaso - the creator of the Nextflow workflow software, and CTO and Co-foun
A Little Bit Different
<p>This is our third (and final) interview for the Life Sciences Consulting mini-series, and we are finishing with a bang! Today we talk to Reema Baskar, Postdoctoral researcher at the Genome Institute of Singapore. Reema is studying System
Silver Linings
<p>Today we invite Eric Haas on the show - our second guest in the Life Sciences Consulting mini-series. Eric got his BS in Biology from Davidson College, and has taken his journey from there to being founder and CEO of Ionic Cytometry Solu
Be the Flame, not the Moth
<p>In this second episode, Tyler has graduated, and tells the story from when he first started dipping his toes into Life Sciences Consulting to where he is today. If you think this is a trivial matter of changing an office, think again! Ty
Heavenly Light Eminating from Line 37
<p>This episode kicks off the first in our Life Sciences consulting mini-series. We interview Tyler Burns, CEO and Founder at Burns Life Sciences Consulting. Tyler and I go way back to graduate school, and it was an amazing opportunity to h
Data Available Upon Request
<p>Sara El-Gebali is a Research Data Manager at SciLifeLab, and has traveled across country lines in her work as a scientist and data manager. Along with sharing her journey today, Sara is passionate about advocacy for equity and inclusion
The Container Tinkerer
<p>Today’s episode is not just a story - but an adventure! We chat with self-proclaimed “Container Tinkerer” Christian Kniep, who has gone from a small village in Germany to an industry expert in containers. In this story we hear about life
Organizing an Ice Cream Shop
<p>In this episode, I interview Informatics Honors Students from Stellenbosch University, including Megan Stock, Nina and Renee Roux, and their fearless mentor Kim Martin about their work to create organization and structure around the spac
The Docker Captain
<p>Brandon Mitchell is a DevOps Solutions Architect at Boxboat (an IBM company), and can help you across the stack from shell scripting up to cloud orchestration and container security. This is an especially exciting episode because we talk
Enamored by Technology
<p>We often talk about wearing many hats. But as experts in software engineering, high performance computing, or scientific domains, those hats are sometimes scoped to a particular community. We might wear a baseball hat and switch to a dif
Dr. Cuff
<p>Dr. James Cuff is the new inagural Executive Director of the MIT Office of Research Computing and Data (ORCD), and he brings a rich history of leadership in the high performance computing that he’s excited to share! How does one pursue t
Tech Horror Stories
<p><img src="/devstories/assets/img/posts/devstories-halloween-2022.jpg" /></p> <p>In tech, we all can tell a horror story. It’s when you accidentally ran a command, didn’t back something up (and lost it), or <em>scream</em> had your Zoom a
300 Nodes in a Closet
<p>For this episode of RSE Stories we are joined by Fernanda Foertter, Director at Voltron Data and experienced HPC practitioner. You may know her on Twitter as <a href="https://twitter.com/hpcprogrammer">@hpcprogrammer</a>, or for her sign
SC22 Mini-series: ECP Past Participants
<p>Last time in the SC22 Mini-series, we learned about the Early Career Program (ECP) from its chair, Marina Kraeva. Today we get a first-hand glimpse into what the program can offer its attendees as we talk to six previous ECP participants
Joys and Challenges with Big Research Data
<p>Ana Trisovic is a Research Associate at Harvard School of Public Health and a Sloan Fellow at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science. Effectively, she does data engineering for her research group and works on reproducible data and
SC22 Mini-series: Early Career Program
<p>Marina Kraeva is a Senior Research Computing Systems Analyst at Iowa State University and this year’s Early Career Program Subcommittee Chair. In this episode, Marina tells us about the history of the Early Career Program (ECP) at Superc
