My guest for this podcast is the author of Decoding Your STEM Career: How to Exceed Your Expectations – Peter Devenyi.

For the last thirty-seven-years, Peter spent his engineering career in software and technology development in the fields of networking, telecommunications and logistics. With his skills and expertise, he held senior technical executive positions at large global companies such as RIM and Dematic, leading hundreds of technologists around the world.

Peter also came up with a book entitled Decoding Your STEM Career: How to Exceed Your Expectations. This book is a must-read for STEM graduates who aspire to be the technical leaders and executives of our next generation. Here, he discusses the importance of a never-ending commitment to technical education but recognizes that it can only propel a leader so far.

If you want to know more about Peter, his book and all other works. please click here to visit his website.

I hope you enjoy this engaging interview wtih Peter Devenyi. Thanks and happy listening!

THE BOOK

This book is also for mid-level technical managers who seek to move up the corporate ladder but are not sure how to differentiate themselves from their peers. Pete Devenyi highlights ten capabilities that technology leaders must develop and nurture in order to achieve their full potential. He shares learnings and techniques through a collection of compelling, real-world stories from his own 37-year technology journey.

THE AUTHOR

Over 30 years experience leading technical organizations in defining and developing large scale, mission critical applications, with a primary focus in the fields of logistics and telecommunications. Peter’s specialties are warehouse control systems, logistics operations, enterprise software development, product management, large scale technology leadership, web technologies, mobile device management, public speaking engagements. Furthermore, his overarching goal has always been to develop great products that leave a lasting impact on society.

 

You may also refer to the transcripts below for the full transciption (not edited) of the interview.

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