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What does it actually take to grow as an Ignition engineer?
In this episode, Travis and Tom sit down with three engineers from MartinCSI—Todd Ebright (10+ years of experience), Kierstyn Neumeier (custom components & energy challenges), and Matthew Excoffon (freshly Gold-Certified)—to trace the full arc of the career path. From surviving the early learning curve and leaning on the Inductive Automation forums to building award-winning, high-performance projects, they share what the craft of industrial software engineering really looks like on the front lines.
Guests: Todd Ebright, Kierstyn Neumeier, and Matthew Excoffon (MartinCSI)
English
United States
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