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N1 episode

engineer with Google and OpenAI context

Nikhil

Nikhil sits at a useful intersection: design, AI, and the part of machine learning work that still has to make sense to humans. His episode is good if you are tired of hearing AI careers discussed like only model builders count.

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GoogleOpenAIChatGPTBreak In

Latest: How To Design Generative AI Features For Adobe Acrobat (& Break Into Machine Learning Engineering Roles) - w/ Nikhil

U1 episode

engineer with LinkedIn and ChatGPT context

Unnati

Unnati's page is for the person who keeps hearing Ivy League advice from people who already forgot what the process felt like. She gets into the admissions grind with enough specificity to calm you down and enough honesty to keep you from drifting into fantasy.

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ChatGPTCornell UniversityPurdue UniversityCross Borders

Latest: How To Get Into An Ivy League Masters Program (Cornell Engineering Management) - w/ Unnati

N1 episode

engineer with Microsoft and Nirmal Budhathoki context

Nirmal

Nirmal talks with Naman about crack machine learning interviews microsoft and walmart sr data scientists pov, with Microsoft and Nirmal Budhathoki context for listeners interested in get hired.

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MicrosoftNirmal BudhathokiMachine Learning InterviewsGet Hired

Latest: How To Crack Machine Learning Interviews (Microsoft & Walmart Sr Data Scientists POV) - w/ Nirmal & Karun

P1 episode

engineer with Amazon and LinkedIn context

Pragya

Pragya's page is for the person eyeing program management and wondering whether the role is real leverage or just meetings with prettier titles. She talks through what TPM work actually demands and why that answer matters before you chase the acronym.

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AmazonAnalystJob ApplicationsBreak In

Latest: How To Become a Tech Program Manager - w/ Pragya

S1 episode

engineer with LinkedIn and Sam LaFell context

Sam

Data engineering sits in that funny career zone where everybody wants the job after the title gets hot. Sam is useful because he gets into the less glamorous part, the systems thinking and practical skill stack that make the role worth hiring for in the first place.

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Sam LaFellSnowflakeEngineerGet Hired

Latest: How To Get Hired As A Data Engineer - w/ Sam

B1 episode

creator with LinkedIn and Economic Models context

Bhoomika

Bhoomika is good for anyone trying to leave one serious field without feeling like they threw it away. Her move from economics into data science makes room for the grief, the logic, and the very real question of whether a pivot can still honor what came before it.

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Economic ModelsEconomics PhD StudentsPhDBreak In

Latest: How To Transition From Economics Academia To A Career In Data Science - w/ Bhoomika

D1 episode

engineer with LinkedIn and SP Jain Institute context

Devendra

Devendra is a good guide if Europe keeps pulling at you and you want the version without brochure copy. His page gets into France as a place to live, adapt, and make decisions from, not just a postcard with a student visa attached.

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SP Jain InstituteManagementIESEGCross Borders

Latest: How to (Move To &) Live in France - w/ Devendra

M1 episode

engineer with Amazon and Microsoft context

Madhur

Madhur's page is for people chasing TPM roles who want the Amazon version without the fake insider swagger. He gets into loop interviews, trust, and the kind of operational sharpness that matters when the company is large and the stakes are not pretend.

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AmazonMicrosoftSuccessBreak In

Latest: How To Break Into Technical Program Management at Amazon (& Big Tech) - w/ Madhur

M1 episode

engineer with Amazon and YouTube context

Maya

Maya's page is for the person trying to land that first US internship without looking lost, over-eager, or forgettable. She gets into the student version of career building, the part where every move feels high-stakes because it kind of is.

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AmazonPurdue UniversityGet Hired

Latest: How To Crack Your First US Internship (& Transition to Product Manager Roles) - w/ Maya

JH2 episodes

Product manager who pivoted from medicine into tech

Jackie Henning

Jackie is the product-management pivot page for people whose resume does not tell the neat version yet. She talks about breaking into PM without prior experience and making a medicine-to-tech move sound credible instead of random.

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CylinderProduct ManagementAspiring Product ManagersBreak In

Latest: How To Pivot To Product Management From The Medicine Field (or Any Field) - w/ Jackie

F2 episodes

engineer with YouTube and LinkedIn context

Farah

Farah is useful for the person stuck between product, project, and program management and tired of pretending those are the same job. Her page gets into the overlap, the differences, and what each path actually asks of you.

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AI ToolsWebflowGoogleBuild ItBreak In

Latest: How To Vibe-Code A Portfolio Website (& Why It Matters) + Comparative Analysis of AI Tools in 2025 - w/ Farah

A2 episodes

engineer with Hiring Managers and Google context

Aman

Aman is good for people circling product and wondering whether AI is creating a real path in or just a new way to get rejected faster. He talks about product work with enough realism to keep the hype from hijacking the whole conversation.

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Hiring ManagersGoogleTechnical RolesGet HiredBreak In

Latest: How To Deal With A Lay-Off While on OPT (& Get A New Job Within 90 Days) - w/ Aman

R2 episodes

founder with Supply Chain Management and R&D context

Ritwik

Ritwik's page is for the people who think deep tech sounds cool until they remember somebody has to build the thing at scale. He gets into robots, operations, and the part of ambition where the hardware still has to behave outside a keynote.

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Supply Chain ManagementR&DWorkingBuild It

Latest: How to Mass Produce Humanoid Robots (The Neo @1X Blueprint) - w/ Ritwik

AT1 episode

IT professional turned singer, songwriter, and producer

Arjun TheAJSound

Arjun, also known as TheAJSound, is the useful kind of career-pivot story: an IT professional turned full-time singer, songwriter, and producer. His episode is less about romantic quitting and more about what freedom costs when music stops being a side fantasy.

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CreationMusicBrand AwarenessBet Weird

Latest: How To Quit Your Job To Follow Your Passion & Find Freedom In The Process - w/ Arjun (TheAJSound)

M2 episodes

founder with LinkedIn and Melissa Grabiner context

Melissa

Melissa shows up in two very different but useful Ready Set Do lanes: career coaching and travel. The career episode gets into LinkedIn mistakes and job-search acceleration, while the travel episode turns cost and experience into a practical decision instead of a fantasy board.

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Melissa GrabinerTalent AcquisitionBreak InBet Weird

Latest: How To Be A Professional Career Coach & Accelerator (Top 1% In The World) - w/ Melissa

S1 episode

engineer with LinkedIn and ROI context

Shivangi

Shivangi is useful when the whole MS or MBA abroad conversation starts feeling like a giant sales funnel. She talks about the lived version instead: how to use the degree well, how to make the most of the move, and how not to drift through an expensive opportunity half-awake.

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ROIShivangi SharmaUCLA Anderson SchoolCross Borders

Latest: How to (Curate &) Maximize your MS in US Experience (MBA pov) - w/ Shivangi

G1 episode

engineer with Gurasis Singh and My Thick Accent context

Gurasis

Gurasis is good for the people trying to build a life abroad without sanding off their whole personality in the process. His page gets into accent anxiety, fitting in, and the quiet negotiations that come with being an international student in public all the time.

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Gurasis SinghMy Thick AccentCommunityCross Borders

Latest: How To Be an Intl Student - w/ Gurasis

SM1 episode

Career coach; former recruiter at Microsoft, Amazon, and TikTok

Shreya Mehta

If the job market feels rigged right now, Shreya is a very good person to have in the room. She has seen hiring from the inside at Microsoft, Amazon, and TikTok, and she talks about the market without fake optimism or lazy doom.

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AmazonMicrosoftTikTokGet Hired

Latest: How To Get Hired Despite the Most Brutal Job Market Ever (Ex-Microsoft, Amazon & TikTok Recruiter POV) - w/ Shreya

H1 episode

engineer with Google and LinkedIn context

Harsh

Harsh is a tech professional who engineered his path to an O-1 extraordinary ability visa. His episode gets into the timeline, evidence stack, and career choices that made the petition credible, plus why he thinks the O-1 is a better bet than waiting on the H-1B lottery.

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GoogleExtraordinary AbilityAutodeskCross Borders

Latest: How To Engineer Your Path to an O-1 Visa - w/ Harsh