Aaron Moncur

Being an Engineer

The Being An Engineer podcast is a central repository in which we collect and share industry knowledge & best practices associated with the discipline of engineering. We hope that engineers throughout the world will benefit from this content as they connect with the companies, technologies, people, resources, and opportunities that are relevant to their engineering or engineering-adjacent roles. Contact us at info@teampipeline.us. Intro and Outro music by John Martell

Author

Aaron Moncur

Category

Technology

Podcast website

teampipeline.us

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Bill Atterbury What It’s Like Being A 40 Year Engineering Veteran At The Same Company 21.01.2022

Send us Fan Mail Over his 40 year tenure working at Battelle , Bill has worked on a multitude of different projects, been named on dozens of patents, and developed skills using a wealth of design tools. In the process he has been named inventor of the year (2013) and a Battelle Distinguished Inventor. Join us during our conversation as we discuss what one learns working 40 years at the same compan...

Tommy Kronmark Engineering Branding, Engineering Marketing, and Making Biodiesel 14.01.2022

Send us Fan Mail   Tommy is a bioengineer with bachelors and masters degrees from Cal Poly who, in addition to building medical devices, helps driven engineers land dream jobs using LinkedIn and personal branding. On the side, he barbeques, works on his truck, and brews his own biodiesel.  The Being An Engineer podcast is brought to you by Pipeline Design & Engineering. Pipeline partners with...

S3E1 Sol Rosenbaum | Networking, Public Speaking, & Fitting Equipment Through Doors 07.01.2022

Send us Fan Mail Sol Rosenbaum is an energy engineer with both bachelors and masters degrees in mechanical engineering. Sol is also passionate about mentoring younger engineers, so much so that he has founded TheEngineeringMentor.com where he helps people in the industry find jobs, network, and learn non-technical skills.   ABOUT BEING AN ENGINEER The Being an Engineer podcast is a repository for...

S2E55 Greg Trees | FEA, EHD, and Other Useful Engineering Acronyms 31.12.2021

Send us Fan Mail Greg Trees has a degree in mechanical engineering, and has spent nearly 30 years as a mechanical design engineer developing products from railroad instrumentation to drug delivery devices to diagnostic equipment. Greg also has specific expertise in the world of FEA (Finite Element Analysis) and EHD (electrohydrodynamics).  ABOUT BEING AN ENGINEER The Being an Engineer podcast is a...

S2E54 Stephen Corner | Documenting SolidWorks Designs at Mayo Clinic, Model-Based Definition (MBD) 24.12.2021

Send us Fan Mail Stephen is the go-to person for creative design work at the Mayo Clinic and has been working at Mayo for the past 20 years. He’s also the Chair of documentations standards workgroup, he figures out how to document SolidWorks designs. Stephen is a mechanical engineer with a P.E. license. In this episode we discuss the advantages of Model-Based Definition (MBD), and specializing vs....

S2E53 Kristy M. Walson | From Mechanical Engineer Degree to Designing Buildings: A Career Path You Can Take 17.12.2021

Send us Fan Mail Kristy M. Walson, PE, LEED Fellow, BEMP, is a Mechanical Engineer by trade, Sustainability Consultant by nature. She specializes in energy modeling, energy audits, utility analysis, and sustainability consulting from conceptual design through occupancy. Kristy is Principal and Senior Sustainability Consultant at TLC Engineering Solutions. She provides sustainability consulting, LE...

S2E52 Robert States | Solving Failures and the “Been There Done That” Engineering Strategy 10.12.2021

Send us Fan Mail Robert States shares how he started as a plastics engineer and his experiences working with multinational corporations.  You should check out the part where he shares his experiences that led to him joining his current company.  We also tackle what his life has been like now, which he describes being highly focused on driving the careers of his team members.  Robert holds a bachel...

S2E51 The Hardware Academy | John Teel 03.12.2021

Send us Fan Mail John Teel is an Electronics design engineer and the founder of PredictableDesigns.com . He helps entrepreneurs, startups, makers, inventors, and small companies develop new electronic hardware products through his Hardware Academy .   John also hosts The Predictable Designs Podcast , which is for hardware startups and entrepreneurs planning to bring a new electronic hardware produ...

S2E50 Soft Skills, Stinky Feet, and Being An Ambivert | Dave Smith 26.11.2021

Send us Fan Mail Today we’re going to talk about soft skills, and we’re going to do so with an expert on the subject, Dave Smith . Dave and his cohost Jamison Dance are the founders and hosts of the Soft Skills Engineering podcast where they answer questions from technical people about non-technical work problems. Both Dave & Jamison have worked as software engineers from staff levels through...

S2E49 Lattice Structure 3D Printing – 3D printed COVID 19 Test Swab | Hardik Kabaria 19.11.2021

Send us Fan Mail In early March 2020, Carbon engineer Hardik Kabaria received a message about a sudden swab shortage. With his engineering background and knowledge of software, he led the team at Carbon to produce Lattice Structure 3D Printing – a 3D-printed COVID-19 Test Swab. Hardik Kabaria is Director of Software Engineering at Carbon. In this role, he leads the development of Carbon’s Design E...

S2E48 Medical Device Research & Development at Mayo Clinic | Sean McEligot 12.11.2021

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we’ll discuss what it’s like working at the Mayo Clinic’s engineering department. We also talk about what the Mayo Clinic looks for in engineers they hire. Check out the part where we touch on translational medicine, and the latest engineering technologies they’re working on. (Hint: Titanium 3D printing) Sean McEligot is Section Head of medical device research and...

S2E47 Increasing Cognitive Skills & Getting Hired | Joe Mullings 05.11.2021

Send us Fan Mail Joe Mullings Today on Being an Engineer podcast, we have none other than Joe Mullings . You might have seen him as the host of TrueFuture TV series, a documentary-style show highlighting cutting-edge technologies and related careers to expand the horizons of its viewers. He joins us today for another riveting conversation.  Joe has a degree in mechanical engineering and is the cha...

S2E46 How To Build A Workplace People Love | Rich Sheridan 29.10.2021

Send us Fan Mail Rich Sheridan Rich doesn’t just talk about joy in the workplace. He lives it every day at Menlo, the custom software and consulting company he co-founded in 2001 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Rich’s passion for inspiring organizations to create their own joy-filled cultures leads him to address audiences across the world as well as throughout the United States. Today, listen to Rich fir...

S2E45 Thin Gauge Metal Profiles, Roll Forming, & Narrowing Your Scope | Andrea Dallan 22.10.2021

Send us Fan Mail Andrea Dallan is an engineer, an entrepreneur and CEO of Dallan Spa, an Italian family business ( Dallan ) that has been producing systems for the processing of thin sheet metal since 1978, with 160 employees that include engineers, technicians and operations. He is also the author of the books “The Revolution of Efficiency” (2020) and “Think Thin” (coming summer 2021). Join our c...

S2E44 How I Met My Mechanical Engineering Mentor on YouTube | Joseph Larsen /Joko Engineering 15.10.2021

Send us Fan Mail Joseph Larsen runs an Engineering YouTube channel (Joko Engineering) with over 32K followers, in which he covers tutorials on SolidWorks, FreeCAD, Calculus, Engineering, Turbocharging dynamics and more. He also works a Medical Device Handle Design Engineer at W. L. Gore & Associates. He graduated with a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Arizona State University.  Rafael, our c...

S2 E43 Engineering Productivity | Matthew Gaddy 08.10.2021

Send us Fan Mail Matthew is an engineer and a coach who helps other engineers leave 50+ hour work weeks behind by using their time more productively. It was clear during the interview that Matthew knows his stuff, from concise and poignant answers to sharing a few of the systems he uses himself and with his clients. Learn more about Matthew at https://www.matthewgaddy.com and enjoy all the free co...

S2E42 The Importance of Design Intent in CAD Modeling, SOLIDWORKSsecrets.com | Devon Newman 01.10.2021

Send us Fan Mail Devon Newman is a Mechanical Engineer with a demonstrated history of product design. Skilled in SolidWorks, ANSYS, and Manufacturing. He has an Masters focused in Mechanical Engineering from University of Utah and has used SolidWorks to develop a wide range of products; from pipeline inspection tools in the oil and gas industry, electromechanical assemblies, consumer products, and...

S2E41 The Hacksmith | James Hobson 24.09.2021

Send us Fan Mail  Many of you know James Hobson from his wildly popular YouTube channel Hacksmith Industries . James has a degree in mechanical systems engineering and runs Hacksmith Industries , a company he founded that takes fictional ideas from comics, movies and video games and makes real working prototypes as a way to inspire youth around the world into STEAM fields. A few of the amazing pro...

S2E40 Voice of the Customer, Using Questions, and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle Curve | Ted Newill 17.09.2021

Send us Fan Mail Ted Newill is a business owner twice over, the first being Medical Device Success where he helps small to medium size medtech companies with strategic planning, marketing and sales expertise, and the second being a company called SRD Vision where his team manufactures a testing platform that helps researchers and eye care professionals conduct visual and reading tests. Ted holds a...

S2E39 Processes For Life & Business, McDonalds Ideas, & Feel Good vs Real Good | Joel Williams 10.09.2021

Send us Fan Mail Joel and I met in college where we were roommates and both earned a degree in mechanical engineering, he then went on to earn a master’s degree in materials science from MIT, followed by an MBA from Harvard Business School. He has worked in many industries including semiconductor, automotive, industrial chemicals, medical devices and currently serves as President at a company call...

S2E38 Clear Professional Growth Paths, Women in STEM, & Identifying Burnout | Stephanie Slocum 03.09.2021

Send us Fan Mail Stephanie’s mission is to help develop women leaders in the STEM field. She feels so strongly about this that she has founded Engineer’s Rising , an organization dedicated to helping women in engineering and technology create fulfilling careers on their terms. Don’t think this episode is just for female, though. Along the way Stephanie teaches us how skyscraper engineers ensure th...

S2E36 Shaking Things Up As We Get to Know Aaron Moncur 23.08.2021

Send us Fan Mail Aaron reminds me of the calm, driven and technical savvy camp counselor that everyone aspires to be like. During my own interview on the Being an Engineer podcast I could sense Aaron had a wonderful story and advice to share with all of us. So, in this episode I put on my podcast interviewer hat and put Aaron through the gauntlet of questions. We get to dive into how Pipeline Desi...

S2E37 Defied the odds: A Physical Product Development Firm That Focuses on Startups & Small Businesses, Mako Design + Invent –Kevin Mako 23.08.2021

Send us Fan Mail Kevin Mako is the Founder of MAKO Design + Invent, a product development firm that provides end-to-end physical consumer product development. What really sets Kevin’s company apart is that it’s tailored to inventors, product startups, and small manufacturers. Mako Design is a 30-person team with offices in Austin, Miami, San Francisco, & Toronto, has developed over 1,000 produ...

S2 E35 Design of Experiments, Real World Experience, & Human Interaction | Angel Martinez 13.08.2021

Send us Fan Mail It’s very clear speaking with Angel that he cares about people, and so it’s no wonder that his warm personality has allowed him to advance in his career to a director level. A technically brilliant engineer without good interpersonal skills will only advance so far in his or her career, but for one with brilliant communication and people skills there is almost no limit. Join our c...

S2E34 How Process Engineering Will Make You An Invaluable Engineer | Zach O’Ferrell 06.08.2021

Send us Fan Mail Process engineering is not something that gets a lot of love during school, so many engineers enter the field without an understanding of what it means to be in process engineering. In practice, it’s one of the most important skills an engineer can have because it relates directly to a company’s ability to manufacture their product or device. Join us on this episode to hear from Z...

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