Published 1 Jan 2026
Duration: 3397
Jason discusses his career transition from graphic design to full-stack engineering, entrepreneurship, and gender dynamics in tech, incorporating design principles and AI.
In this episode I talk with Eleni Konior about her path from economics to graphic design to programming, and how creative skills benefit technical wor...
The podcast details Jason's career evolution from graphic design to full-stack engineering, highlighting his journey of integrating creative and technical skills. It explores his background in entrepreneurship, his transition into coding, and experiences at the Grace Hopper Program, as well as his current role as a software engineer. The discussion includes reflections on design principles, AI integration, and UX, alongside insights into how his creative influences shape his work.
Jason also shares perspectives on the tech industry's gender dynamics and underscores the importance of iterative development in software engineering. The conversation touches on his personal life, including family history and marriage, and emphasizes the blend of artistic inspiration with technical execution in his professional path.
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