Ryan Peterman

The Peterman Pod

Technology EN ↓ 57 episodi

Sharing the transparent career stories of technical people. Hosted by an ex-Staff engineer at Instagram

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Ryan Peterman

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Technology

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6 lug 2026

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Episodi

Industry Secrets We Wish We Knew Before Graduating | Staff Eng Talk @ UCLA 02.05.2025

Ricky (Google Engineering Manager) and I were recently invited to give a talk at UCLA for the UPE/ACM clubs. We wanted to share the industry secrets that college didn’t teach us about the tech industry, career growth, and more. Students were able to submit questions in advance that we prepared slides for. We received a bunch of interesting questions that should be helpful to any college kids looki...

21x Hackathon Winner Turned College Dropout | Jia Chen Interview 14.04.2025

Jia Chen is a 21 year old that won 21x hackathons and co-founded her own startup, all while being a content creator. She’s worked hard to succeed in tech despite attending a non-target school, and has recently dropped out to work on her startup, Sprint.dev . We discuss: • Winning hackathon strategies • How to stand out as a college student • Content creation • Dropping out to build a startup • Col...

Amazon Principal Engineer On Layoffs, Interviewing & Career Growth | Steve Huynh 02.03.2025

Steve Huynh became a software engineer at Amazon with a Liberal Arts degree. He started as a Support Engineer and eventually became a Principal Engineer (top ~1% at Amazon) before starting his own career growth YouTube channel, A Life Engineered. We discuss: • Why most interview prep advice is garbage • Why most people don’t become Principal Engineers • Amazon’s performance-based layoff culture •...

Staff Engineer @ Meta by Age 25 | Evan King 17.01.2025

Evan King went from Junior (IC3) to Staff (IC6) at Meta 3 years out of college. After that he quit FAANG to start a few companies that were each acquired. In this conversation we go over his career growth, his transition to startups and what he learned along the way.  We discuss: • What got him promoted to Staff in 3 years • What stands out in Meta’s culture • Creating and leading a new team at IC...

Ex-Meta Staff Eng & YC Startup Cofounder | Rahul Pandey 27.12.2024

Rahul Pandey (@rpandey1234) grew to Staff at Meta through a few interesting legs of his career: • Stanford to Startup - He joined a startup that one of his professors was starting right out of college. This startup was acquired within a year by Pinterest. • Junior to Mid-level @ Pinterest - His promotion was rejected twice. He appealed the second rejection and got the promotion. • Senior to Staff...

28 Year Old Staff Engineer @ Google 22.11.2024

Ricky (@findingricky) went from Junior (IC3) to Staff (IC6) at Google by 28. He doesn’t consider himself the best engineer, instead crediting his blend of technical and soft skills for his ability to land promotions quickly. In our conversation, we discuss: • Managing your manager • Finding good projects (and rejecting bad ones) • Imposter syndrome • Switching from IC to engineering management • W...

Staff at Airbnb by Age 26 | Zach Wilson 01.11.2024

Zach Wilson is an engineer who grew to Staff (IC6) at Airbnb by age 26. He worked at Meta, Netflix, Airbnb and more recently has started his own company. In our conversation, we discuss: • His promotion from Junior (IC3) to Mid-level (IC4) at Meta • What blocked his promotion to Senior (IC5) at Meta • Job hopping to Senior at Netflix instead • Burning out at Netflix when given Staff scope • Negoti...

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