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From Humanities to Software Engineering | Zeb Larson, PhD (ep 58)
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In this episode, I talk with Dr. Zeb Larson about his transition from getting a PhD in History to working as a software engineer.
We talk about:
- Freelancing in the curriculum development field
- The benefits and dynamics of a coding bootcamp
- How to find a great job after a humanities degree
- The role of informational interviewing in reinventing your career
Zeb has a fascinating and unique story that you are not going to want to miss!
Be sure to connect with Zeb on LinkedIn.
Also, check out some of Zeb’s writings on grad school and academia:
- Let's End Career Advice by Anecdote
- The Need for Outside Jobs in Grad School
- Doctoral Training Is Ossified. Can We Reinvent It?
Need to start the process of building a network of industry PhDs but don’t know how to start? Download my Coffee Chat Guide for PhDs here.
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