From Music to Open Source with Jeremy Saenz

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Bill Kennedy

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🗓️ 23 November 2022

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Jeremy Saenz is a Senior Software Engineer at Synadia who works with maintaining an open source messaging platform called NATS. In this episode he takes us on his journey from music production and product management to becoming an accomplished engineer. 00:00 Introduction 06:15 What is your first memory of a computer? 08:50 High school interests 19:30 After High school decisions 23:00 Entering the workforce 27:10 Getting into game engine desig...

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Arden Labs Education.
0:04.0	Sign up today to learn advanced concepts in Go, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and more.
0:11.0	Visit Ardenlabs.com forward slash education for more information.
0:20.0	Welcome to the Ar On Labs podcast.
0:25.0	Our special guest today is Jeremy Sands.
0:29.3	Jeremy, I cannot believe that I have you in front of me right now
0:33.0	and we're going to get to talk for the next hour, hour and a half.
0:36.1	This is amazing.
0:37.3	Yeah, I'm glad to be here.
0:38.6	Wow, man.
0:39.7	So where are you talking to us from today?
0:44.0	I'm in my guest bedroom in Orange County, California.
0:49.8	So it's been a little bit hot lately, but it's finally starting to cool down.
0:54.5	So I'm excited about that.
0:57.2	Give everybody the kind of two-minute spiel on what you're doing today.
1:05.5	Today, I work at a company called Sanadia, and we maintain a open source high performance messaging
1:13.3	system called Nats.
1:16.1	And Nats is much more than just a messaging system.
1:18.0	It's kind of an ecosystem around communication.
1:21.5	And so I get to wear a bunch of hats working on not only that technology, but a lot of the kind of the supporting ecosystem
1:29.2	around it, being able to kind of teach and train people on how to use it, as well as just like
1:35.3	working on some of our commercial products, which are really, really cool as well.
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