Ep. 059, Step Down to Step Up

Underserved

Andrew Gelina

Society & Culture, Technology

5.0 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2021

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

In Episode #059 we talk with Chris Sullivan. A former Navy submariner, Chris leveraged the GI bill and his curiosity about software development into a career tying together power and programming. We talk about what it's like being on a nuclear sub, doing Homer Simpson's job and then trying to improve it, and the business of sanctions compliance.

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0:00.0	Welcome, everyone, to episode 59 of Under Served.
0:03.6	Today, we're featuring Chris Sullivan,
0:05.7	Vice President of Product Development at Castellum.ai.
0:09.3	Let's get started.
0:11.4	Welcome to this week's edition of Under Served,
0:15.5	the podcast for the rest of the tech industry.
0:18.8	Where we focus on stories of tech industry leaders,
0:21.9	their insights, and their lessons learned.
0:24.9	And now, your host, Andrew Jalina.
0:31.0	Chris, thank you very much for joining us today on Under Served.
0:35.5	Hey, Andrew. Happy to be here.
0:37.2	So, tell us way back in the day,
0:39.5	what got you interested in technology?
0:41.4	I think one of the earliest memories I have
0:43.7	is fifth grade computer lab,
0:46.5	elementary school.
0:47.9	I would help out the lab teacher,
0:50.0	and, you know, it was just kind of the go-to person
0:52.9	for the one computer we had in our classrooms,
0:56.4	and it ended up kind of migrating
0:58.5	into a training opportunity.
1:00.3	So, it was a teacher's assistant for a little while,
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