Jenna Bryant | Space "Beyond Launch", Dual-Use Tech,&Embracing the non-linear path in STEM | People of Science - a podcast by Alex G. Orphanos, Science Communicator

from 2022-02-14T17:15:43

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This week we are honored to have Jenna Bryant, the Co-Founder of Embedded Ventures and the CEO/General Partner on the podcast. We had Jordan Noone, her Co-Founder and CTO for Embedded at the end of last year (available here). We pick up our conversation about space "beyond launch".  We explore Jenna's non-linear STEM original story and discuss how we should be embracing that as the norm, becuase it has become the norm in Tech. Jenna's has seen this first hand in her early days as a Tech Recruiter during the hayday of Silicon Valley, and its helping her and Embedded Ventures shape the future of space with Dual-Use Technologies.  

Learn more on this new exciting episode of the all-things space podcast! 

https://www.embedded.ventures/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennabryant/

00:15 welcome Jenna Bryant / Embedded Ventures
01:05 outreach STEM
06:45 mentor ship programs, twitch streaming,
08:15 project payload for middle school girls to design test and launch a rocket!
09:45 science is messy
10:45 Juleah kaliski
11:15 stem origin story
12:15 tech agencies in LA
13:15 Jenna’s mentor and MySpace
13:45 from tech recruiter to investor, Jordan and Jenna’s balance, meeting Jordan noone
17:45 founders become recuiters
18:45 kittycad
20:35 the hype was real for a new CAD innovation
27:45 making money better & smarter
28:55 geeking out about space infrastructure
30:15 every company is becoming a robotics company
31:45 GPS has a risky future, infrastructure, starlink
38:15 BTTF & Deloreans
41:15 materials science will be the future!
44:15 airdropping around the world
46:15 Huntsville influence & space
52:15 nonlinear careers in stem are the norm!
01:00:15 trumpets playing and jazz
01:04:45 final thoughts from Jenna Bryant

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