ABOUT THIS EPISODE
DevSecOps Podcast – Modern Software, Real-World Delivery, and the Art of Not Trusting AI Blindly
Guest: Jared Dohrman — Senior Systems Engineer, Cordant
With Jared in the guest chair, the episode traces a career shaped by curiosity, community, and a willingness to wrangle idiosyncratic enterprise tooling while still finding time for tinkering with chicken-coop automation on weekends.
Key Themes- How Atlassian matured from grassroots tooling to enterprise staple
- Why Agile often fails when organisations assume tooling alone creates cultural change
- The ongoing tension between Excel dependency and modern pipeline automation
- AI as an assistant but not an arbiter
- Multi-cloud pragmatism and the case for Kubernetes-led abstraction
- The measurable business impact of well-designed DevOps and modernisation programs
English
Australia
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