S5E21 Chris Julian | Failing Fast, Learning By Doing, & Curiosity

Today, we have the privilege of welcoming Chris Julian to the Being An Engineer podcast. Chris is an accomplished leader in the field of engineering, boasting a robust background in project management and development within the medical devices sector. His impressive career includes roles at notable companies where he has led teams through complex projects, pushing the boundaries of innovation and efficiency. As someone who's navigated the fast-evolving terrain of medical technologies, Chris brings a treasure trove of insights on career acceleration, leadership, and adapting to the technological shifts in engineering. Our listeners are in for a treat as we delve into valuable topics such as fail fast, multidisciplinary robotics development, engineering efficiency, gratitude, and many more.
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