In this episode of our career exploration podcast, we sit down with David Delmar Sentíes, a visionary creative, technologist, and advocate for equitable access to opportunity. David shares his journey—from the early sparks of curiosity that shaped his career to founding Resilient Coders, a nonprofit training young people of color for high-growth tech careers. Through candid conversation, David reflects on the intersections of passion, purpose, and perseverance. He also discusses the importance of designing systems that center equity and how his personal interests have informed his approach to work and leadership.

In this episode, we uncover the transformative potential of registered apprenticeship programs in Maine, with insights from Hannah Greene, Senior Workforce Development Specialist at Educate Maine, and Angela Baker, Subject Matter Expert and Consultant at Safal Partners. Our discussion centers on the benefits and impact of registered apprenticeships, offering practical guidance and resources for individuals and employers alike. From exploring the Maine Apprenticeship Program to leveraging national platforms like Apprenticeship.gov, we illuminate the pathways to success through registered apprenticeships in Maine's workforce.

In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the journeys and experiences of three dynamic students from Husson University. Our guests, Hayden Fielder, Jacob Brown, and Edward Jarnich, share their unique paths in computer science, information technology, and extended reality (XR). Hayden, a senior from Londonderry, New Hampshire, reflects on his successful tenure in Husson's football program while pursuing his IT degree. He discusses his impressive track record of internships, culminating in a job offer from the International Association of Privacy Professionals. Jacob, a sophomore with a dual major in CIS and Accounting, provides insights into his balancing act between academics, swimming, lifeguarding, and hobbies. Lastly, Edward, a student majoring in XR, narrates his transition from film production to the captivating world of extended reality, his work with cutting-edge technologies, and his newfound hobbies facilitated by Husson's vibrant campus environment.

On this episode, Project Login's Program Specialist Shelby Bryant interviews Michelle DeBlois. Michelle is a Maine-based former educator and Founder & CEO of the ReMo App.

In this episode Project>Login's Director Angela Oechslie interview Ashley Drexler. Ashley is a software engineer at Fieldstack in Portland, ME.

In this episode, Project>Login's Director Angela Oechslie is back after a short hiatus interviewing guest Trevor Gionet from the Brunswick-based company Omnic.ai

The Project Login Team interviews Ashley Wiles from Systems Engineering.

The Project Login Team interviews Anthony DeBery from Portland-based Garrand Moehlenkamp.

This special episode was recorded live at IDEXX the evening of our Data Science Exploration Night event two weeks ago. The panelists at the live event speak about Data Science, pathways into their careers and more.

In this episode Project Login's program specialist Shelby Bryant interviews her mother, computer science educator Kym Bryant.

Our Project Login Program Specialist Shelby Bryant and Outreach & Communications intern Reilly Moncrief interview each other in this week's episode to discuss all the programs and events happening and what it is like to work for Educate Maine - a business-led, non profit in Maine focused on expanding computer science education and supporting students and teachers.

In this episode Project Login's program director interviews Abby Grindle. Abby works at Tyler technologies as a Software Support Specialist.

Project>Login Director Angela Oechslie interviews Jeff Borland, Aidan Blum Levine and Helen Bright-Cohen from ReachMyTeach. Thank you to our new intern Reilly Moncrief for helping with this week's show notes, social media and uploading of the episode and promotions!

In this episode meet Benny Boas, founder of Upright Education. We learn the reason why Benny started his company and focuses on short term trainings that get people the skills they need to enter high-wage, in-demand careers faster. Bootcamps, online and in-person academies and internships and other opportunities are discussed.

In this episode, Project>Login's director Angela Oechslie sits down with Matt Jones, CSTE, UXC. Matt is a software engineering manager at Tyler Technologies and we chat A LOT about the Maine App Challenge!

In this special episode we sit down with Dylan Bulmer at the Foster Center for Innovation at UMaine in Orono. Dylan is a student about to graduate from the University of Maine and is working on so many projects as a software engineer that Project>Login's director may have lost count. He is an advocate and champion for K-12 CS education as well and is helping Project>Login with expanding Girls Who Code clubs in the Auburn, Maine area--where is is from! We learn about the Innovate for Maine Fellows program. And Dylan also works at Trusted Renter. Listen

In this week's episode, Angela interviews Erin Bond from Mentor Collective.

Angela chats with Jacob Bazinet, who works at CGI as a mid-level business consultant for CGI's New York banking sector.

In this episode Angela interviews Ackeem Evans and Jermaine Hartsfield about their civic engagement app: Election Bridge!

In this episode Angela interviews Tyler Smith. Tyler works at Sephone building websites and helping clients with digital technology and marketing solutions for their small businesses.