Today, we have a special guest, Jason Gintert, the CTO and co-founder of WAN Dynamics, a network services firm that helps customers with their network challenges.

Jason is a self-taught network engineer who started programming at seven years old. He’ll tell us how he got into networking through a movie theater job, and how he learned from his mentors and his mistakes along the way.

He’ll also share his passion for networking and automation, and how he co-founded the US Networking User Association, a group that brings together network engineers from different backgrounds and vendors.

We’ll also talk about his transition from a technical role to a business role, and how he handles impostor syndrome in both domains. He’ll give us some tips on how to build your network of people in the industry, and how to learn from other aspects of the business.

Don’t miss this inspiring and insightful conversation with Jason Gintert.

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Jason's Links:

• LinkedIn
• Twitter
• WAN Dynamics
• OhioIX
• USNUA

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