On this episode, we get to hear from Dr. Vicky Murphy-Sanchez about her experience working her way through the fields of Mechanical Engineering, English, Education, and Operations to her current role in People Analytics at Expedia. While her trajectory may seem "non-traditional", Vicky shares how the breadth of experiences helped her be successful across those positions, and also provides some enlightening insight into not only the skills she has carried forward from a PhD, but also what seemingly useful skills from a PhD no longer serve her in industry.

Take a listen! Dr. Jacqueline Lutz and I talk about digital therapeutics (DTx) and how she stayed connected to her passions after leaving a winding route through her education in Zurich.

In this episode Dr. Laura Engelhardt talks about what inspired her to get a PhD, how she found support during her PhD, and her process of finding a role at Direct Donor TV, a non-profit marketing agency.

** As we head into the new year, I will start interviewing my network again! If you're looking to share your story and help others make sense of their PhD and what it can lead to, please reach out to me at [email protected]! **

Tune in to hear Dr. Krittika Krishnan share about her experience making the decision to get a PhD at The University of Texas at Austin, switching labs during her PhD, and navigating multiple industry jobs before landing her current position as a Data Scientist at Apple! And, to top it off we offer some bonus content discussing what exactly the words "academia" and "industry" refer to.

On this episode I talk to Dr. Nate Blanco about his PhD at The University of Texas at Austin, his post-doc at The Ohio State University and his current role as a Data Scientist at Eysz, a small startup.

Join me in a conversation with Dr. Courtney Crosby who completed her undergraduate degree and PhD at the University of Texas at Austin. Now she's a Quantitative User Experience Researcher at The Expedia Group. Listen in to hear what that means, how she did it, and reflections on her time in the PhD. Links to follow Courtney: LinkedIn , Twitter.