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title: "The Fortran Maestro" | ||
author: "@vsoch" | ||
rse: "Damian Rouson" | ||
phenotype: | ||
excerpt: "Where do object oriented design, Fortran, and innovation in designing your role collide? Listen to the episode this week to find out!" | ||
date: 2020-10-08 8:30:00 | ||
external_media: https://us-rse.org/rse-stories-episodes-1/2020/rse-stories-damien-rouson-episode-37.mp3 | ||
length: 13248036 | ||
duration: "00:25:40" | ||
explicit: "no" | ||
resources: | ||
- name: Damian Rouson at the Sorcery Institute | ||
url: http://www.sourceryinstitute.org/damian-rouson.html | ||
- name: Scientific Software Design Book | ||
url: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/scientific-software-design/CD0A2BA986E335E95D7FC91CF39BA30E | ||
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Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Damian Rouson, the founder and president | ||
of the Sorcery Institute that provides training and services for software development. | ||
And guess what, he's frequented national labs, written books, and has carved out | ||
a unique spot in the research software ecosystem. Does he consider himself a research | ||
software engineer? How do you even start to think about starting your own company? | ||
In this episode, we discuss object oriented design, Fortran, parallelism, and | ||
how following the needs of a community can lead to an interesting and fulfilling | ||
career path. |