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Statistical Engineering
<p>What is the line between a biostatistician and a data scientist? And how does the work or impact differ between academia and industry? Today on RSE Stories we talk to Daniel Sabanés Bové, a Senior Principal Data Scientist and Associate D
SC22 Mini-series: Inclusivity Committee
<p>Jay Lofstead is a member of technical staff at Sandia National Laboratories and this year’s Supercomputing 2022 (SC22) Inclusivity Committee Chair. In this episode, Jay tells us about his experiences volunteering with SC over the past fe
The Really Cool Pen
<p>Megan Phinney is a recent graduate of Iowa State University, and will starting a full time position at Los Alamos National Lab after her graduation this month! In this episode, Megan tells us her story of stumbling on a national lab (hin
The Master Connector
<p>For the most part when I’ve been introduced to DEI groups and initiatives, they mean well but I’m left feeling a bit lost. I either don’t fully understand what I can do, or I don’t think the initiative itself fully grasps the depth of th
The Podcast Experiment
<p>Peter is a Senior Research Software Engineer at the University of College London, a role he joined in late 2019 after a rich career in the private sector. In this 71st episode, Peter talks about his journey from Germany, to London, and w
I'm invisible, but I can see the differences
<p>For our 70th episode we chat with Peter Vaillancourt, a Computational Scientist at the Cornell Center of Advanced Computing. Peter took a non-traditional path to his current role, starting in the Air Force and eventually studying math an
No Shortage of Ideas
<p>Welcome to the New Year, my dearest reader! We open 2022 with our 69th episode, an interview with Chase Million, the CEO of Million Concepts, a research and consulting company with expertise in planetary science, remote sensing, and astr
For the Love of Learning
<p>Tim Haines is one of those people you would be lucky to have as a colleague. If you spend just a few minutes with Tim, you’ll quickly find yourself having fun. Why? Tim is easy to laugh, and unbelievably smart and so wanting to share thi
Open Source Halloween
<p><img src="/devstories/assets/img/posts/rse-stories-halloween-2021.jpg" alt="/devstories/assets/img/posts/rse-stories-halloween-2021.jpg" /></p> <p>Happy Halloween listeners! This is the third Halloween special episide of the Research Sof
Followed by Servers
<p>What happens when you mix hard work, curiosity, creativity, and a little luck? You hear an inspiring story like that of Alec Scott, a current Senior at the University of Arizona. In this episode of RSE Stories, Alec shares his story from
Making You Effective
<p>Have you ever been lead for hundreds of people? Michael Heroux has! Mike is a Senior Scientist at Sandia National Laboratories, and a Scientist in Residence at St. John’s University. In this episode of RSE Stories we talk about the Exasc
When I Couldn't Go to Work
<p>Robin Wilson has an impressive body of work, from creating a new method to monitor air pollution from satellites at high spatial resolution, to writing scientific software and creating means for open data. He now is thriving doing freela
A Life of Its Own
<p>Research Software Engineering is so much more than supercomputers and scientific programming. In this episode of RSE Stories we meet Kalina Borkiewicz, a Research Software Engineer in the Advanced Visualization lab that works on scientif
Going in with enthusiasm
<p>Changing jobs and roles isn’t easy at the best of times. But with her infectious enthusiasm Kate Court made her way from research in arts and humanities to her role as research developer at <a href="https://rse.ncldata.dev/kate-court">Ne
Dinosaur
<p>Have you ever wondered about the story of the host behind this podcast? Flipping the interview of the <a href="https://rseng.github.io/rse-stories/2019/ian-cosden/">very first episode</a> almost two years ago, for this week’s episode spe
Career Structures for RSEs
<p>For this episode I meet with Mark Abraham, who is an RSE at the EuroCC <a href="https://enccs.se/people/mark-abraham/">National Competence Centre Sweden</a>. Some of our listeners may also know him in the context of <a href="http://www.g
Dreaming Spires
<p>Edd Salkield is a research software engineer in the UK, where he founded Dreaming Spires. In this episode, we talk about a different kind of future for RSE work to serve the diverse demands of digital research based on international coll
It's a process
<p>In this recording Frank takes us through the various stages - and challenges - that he and his RSE friends took to build the <a href="https://de-rse.org/de/index.html">German RSE association</a>. Like so many other RSEs, <a href="https:/
Are You Interested in Riddles?
<p>Daniel Nüst is a research software engineer working on the project “Opening Reproducible Research” at the Institute for Geoinformatics, University of Münster. In this episode, we talk about RSE career paths, reproducible research, and co
From Engineer to Manager
<p>After starting his career as an engineer, Mark went to build and head a growing team of research software engineers at <a href="https://rse.ncldata.dev">Newcastle University</a> in the UK. The transition from engineer to manager can be q
The Software Engineering Challenge
<p>Ron is a software engineer at Argonne National Lab, and shares with us his story about realizing the potential for a good career by pursuing software engineering, and eventually finding his way from early career training to having a job
Working with you rather than for you
<p>Now that research software engineering is an established role in some universities and countries it is easy to forget how difficult it was for engineers to work on research they love but really focus on the software development side rath
Sustaining People
<p>Dan Katz is a Chief Scientist at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications. But you might recoginize him from Better Scientific Software, The Software Sustainability Institute, or the Journal of Open Source Software. In this ep
The Shop
<p>Does your institution have an electronics shop? What goes on there, and is it research software engineering? In this episode, we talk with Blaise Thompson, an instrumental technologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Blaise shar
We are here for a purpose
<p>In late 2020 <a href="https://github.com/alysbrett">Alys Brett</a> stepped down as president of the <a href="https://society-rse.org">Society of Research Software Engineering</a> in the UK. Coming from a physics background she moved into
For the Long Haul
<p>Greg Becker is a Computer Scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Lab, where he supports both open source developers and researchers in the lab. Have you heard of spack? You might have interacted with him at a conference or on GitHub. I
Teach People How to Code
<p><a href="https://oliviaguest.com">Olivia Guest</a> is a cognitive scientist and computational cognitive modeler at the <a href="https://www.ru.nl/donders/">Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging</a> at Radboud University, Netherlands.
The Purple Pythonista
<p>Happy New Year listeners! For <a href="https://rseng.github.io/rse-stories-episodes-1/2021/rse-stories-tania-allard-episode-47.mp3">this week’s episode</a>, we talk to the passionate Tania Allard, previously a Developer Advocate at Micro
All things R
<p>If you work with R there is a great chance you will have met or heard of <a href="https://twitter.com/ma_salmon">Maëlle Salmon</a>. Maëlle is an associate editor at rOpenSci and deeply involved in community serving projects such as <a hr
Founding Fathers
<p>In our 45th episode, we talk to Rob Haines, the head of Research IT at the University of Manchester. Have you ever heard the story of how research software engineering originally came to be? Rob has a side to that story to tell, as he mi
