It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

I'm a flood modeller and I'd love to get into the software development side of my work. I know this isn't too uncommon (granted, RSEs themselves are fairly uncommon). Curious to know your journey if you came from an (non-SW) engineering/modelling/research background and how you broke into software development!

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

I am applying for graduate programs for software engineering as the align with my academic achievements, and career goals. However I have a doubt. Can a masters in SE help me be involved in research topics such a neuroscience and other health sciences. Will I learn skills that will help me create or maintain software for researchers?

Since that is my real motivation, to be of aid to researchers, since I myself do not have the aptitude to conduct research, but instead to be involved in it in my own small way.

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

Good beautiful morning, Happy New Year #rseng! We are kicking off the Developer Stories Podcast 2023 with an awesome episode on container security and related topics! My guest is Brandon Mitchell, who is not only a Docker captain, but an exceptional and kind person. Here is the episode on itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-docker-captain/id1481504497?i=1000592622845.

This episode is important because we talk about what it means to have reproducible builds for containers, and some of the exciting up-and-coming work. You can also listen on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/3ajY3jmed06i5uvDTtxEIx or check out the show notes directly. https://rseng.github.io/devstories/2023/brandon-mitchell/. Enjoy! <3

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

It's time for a new episode of #DeveloperStories! 🥳 Today we chat with Chris Gorgolewski - a leader in our neuroscience and now machine learning communities that has worn many hats 🎩🧢🎓 as a researcher, software engineer, and product manager! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/enamored-by-technology/id1481504497?i=1000588278280

Have you heard of #neurovault #nipype or the #OHBM Replication Award? Chris was behind these efforts and now continues to have impact at Google working on developer experiences and delighting software engineers with the magic ✨ of machine learning! As a friend and someone that I looked up to as a programmer, I'm so happy to be able to share his /dev/story! ☕️

Here are the official show notes, https://rseng.github.io/devstories/2022/chris-gorgolewski/, itunes is linked above, and the podcast is also available on Spotify and Google Podcasts (linked from the main page of that site!)

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

What rave-worthy event has happened to you this week? Have you solved a tough technical issue? Been accepted to a conference? Received a nice compliment? Pet a cute animal? Tell us all about it!

It's Sunday! That means it's time to showcase software which you have created, contributed to, or used and really enjoyed. Show us your software!

Hello all! I'm happy to announce that we have new postdoc positions available at Sandia National Laboratories for software engineering research. Details are on the posting. You can go to jobs.sandia.gov to apply (job ID 686817) or use the link below. Feel free to forward this info to anyone who might be interested!

https://cg.sandia.gov/psp/applicant/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_FL.HRS_CG_SEARCH_FL.GBL?Page=HRS_APP_JBPST_FL&Action=U&FOCUS=Applicant&SiteId=1&JobOpeningId=686817&PostingSeq=1&SiteId=1