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The Wisdom of the Systems Engineer |
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Bruce Wilson |
Diversity of background, perspective, and taking care of yourself and your team are only a few of the ingredients for resilient teams and tools. |
2020-09-10 01:30:00 -0700 |
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Only a few minutes into our convsersation, I knew that Bruce Wilson, a research systems engineer at Oak Ridge National Lab, had rich life experiences and both wisdom and depth from them. In our 33rd episode of Research Software Engineer Stories, we talk with Bruce not only about trends in systems engineering, but also empathy for self and others, team dynamics, diversity, and mental health. Bruce shares his story of shifting roles, and how solving challenges with domain scientists has brought him joy.