16th Episode: Built the Feed, Warns the Kids: Dilip Chetan on AI, Attention, and the Careers That Stay Yours (Part 1)
Dilip Chetan's path into tech started with a plan that fell apart, and a bet on himself that put him at Oracle. Twenty years later, his career runs through Salesforce, Intuit, Meta and Google. At Meta he ran one of the company's largest human-AI interaction studies, tuning how Reels decides what you see next. Today he's the founder of Defensible Zone, building tools that help people find the work AI can't take from them. In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, host Madhusudan Bangalore Nagar...
23 Sept 2026
15th Episode: What Nuclear-Grade discipline teaches about betting on AI with Andy Chen
Andy Chen spent 30 years inside Ontario Power Generation, Canada's largest electricity producer — starting as a trainee and retiring as Chief Technology Officer. Along the way he led the first successful replacement of obsolete direct-control computers at a nuclear station, a first for the entire industry, and helped prepare the plant through the Y2K transition. He later served as President of IEEE TEMS (2020–2021), led the IEEE Systems Council through its growth from 20 to 25 member societie...
1 Aug 2026
14th Episode: The Reverse Podcast - Why Volunteers Stay, with IEEE TEMS President Dr. Sudeendra Koushik
Usually the president answers the questions. This time he asks them. IEEE TEMS Radio launches a new format - the Reverse Podcast - where IEEE TEMS President Dr. Sudeendra Koushik turns the microphone around and interviews the volunteers who make the Society work. In this inaugural installment, he sits down with three senior practitioners who came to TEMS after building careers in industry first. Jaya Kandaswamy (IEEE DFW, Region 5) works at the intersection of the IEEE Standards Association a...
8 Apr 2026
13th Episode: From Frontier Tech to Real-World Impact: The Leadership Decisions That Matter Most
Stephen Ibaraki has been building at the intersection of AI and global impact since before most people had heard the term. He built his first AI-enabled computer in 1965. He co-created the networked AI medical database that took a Canadian industry to 80% global market share — all under NDA. He spent over a year working weekly with ITU leadership before the UN ITU AI for Good Global Summit launched in 2017, bringing in speakers, sponsors, and funding largely from his own network. He advises a...
28 Mar 2026
12th Episode: AI in Scientific Writing - Revolutionizing or Undermining Scholarship? with Dr. Wynand Lambrechts
Dr. Wynand Lambrechts is an IEEE Senior Member, Principal Electronics Engineer at INCOMAR Aerospace and Defence Systems, and Senior Research Associate at the University of Johannesburg. A Ph.D. graduate in Electronic Engineering from the University of Pretoria, he is the lead author of internationally published books on Moore's Law and millimeter-wave technologies (CRC Press, Springer) and co-authored the IEEE Spectrum commentary "The Challenges and Upsides of Using AI in Scientific Writing" ...
12 May 2025
11th Episode: From Classroom to Boardroom: Celia Desmond on Engineering Leadership and Career Ownership
Celia Desmond is President of World Class – Telecommunications, providing telecommunications management training. Celia established and ran the PMO for Echologics. Her team managed all proposals, contracts and project management processes, She has lectured internationally on programs for success in today’s changing environment. As Director at Stentor Resource Center Inc., she was instrumental in establishing governance, culture and service/product development processes. At Bell Canada, Celia ...
15 Jan 2025
10th Episode : Augmented AI: Navigating the Future of Technology and 5G/6G with Dr. Saurabh Sinha
The podcast features Dr. Saurabh Sinha, a professor and executive dean at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, discussing the role of augmented AI (A2I) in shaping the future of technology, particularly in telecommunications and beyond. Dr. Sinha begins by sharing his experience with the IEEE Technology Prediction Reports from 2022 and 2023, where he observed a shift in AI's impact. Initially seen as a standalone technology, AI has now become integral to various domains, both technologi...
20 Dec 2024
9th Episode :Engineering Success with Jeff Perry
In this episode, the host of TEMS Radio, Manju Iyer is in a conversation with Jeff Perry, a leadership and career expert known for helping individuals, teams, and organizations unlock their potential in all facets of life. Given his background in engineering, business, and leadership, he specializes in working with engineering and technical professionals, but the principles he shares are universal. Jeff is the author of the bestselling book, The Intentional Engineer: A Guide to a Purpose-Driv...
20 Sept 2024
8th Episode : Navigating Innovation and AI: Leadership Lessons from Antarctica with Tathagat Varma
The podcast episode with Tathagat Varma, a senior leader in the technology industry, covers a wide range of topics related to his professional experiences, leadership in innovation, and the role of AI in business. Tathagat begins by discussing his unique experience in Antarctica, where he spent 16 months as part of an Indian science expedition. He explains how this experience shaped his approach to leadership and problem-solving, particularly the importance of innovation within constra...
1 Aug 2024
7th Episode: Impact of Technology in the Social Sector
In this episode of Time's Radio, Manju interviews Donald Lobo, the founder of Project Tech for Dev, a social enterprise that brings technology to nonprofits. Donald shares his journey from Yahoo to founding Project Tech for Dev, emphasizing the importance of technology as an enabler for NGOs. He discusses the vision and mission of Tech for Dev, highlighting the ecosystem-building approach to support NGOs effectively. Donald also delves into the impact of AI in the social sector, emphasizing t...
6 Dec 2023
Episode #6 ft. Clive Kerr
Visualization to Prompt Discussion and Promote Debate in Meetings In this podcast Joe Sarkis a member of the TEMS Education Committee speaks with author Clive Kerr on his study and recent publication titled “Visualizing Portfolios: Prompt Discussions and Provoke Debates in Management Meetings” which appears in a forthcoming issues of IEEE Engineering Management Review. Clive Kerr speaks about his experiences with visualization and how it emerged from his roadmapping work. How senior executi...
29 Nov 2023
Episode #5 ft. JD Caddell
Understanding Interpersonal Trust for Organizational Leaders In this podcast Joe Sarkis a member of the TEMS Education Committee speaks with author JD Caddell on his study and recent publication titled ““The Dynamics of Trust: Path Dependence in Interpersonal Trust” which appears in Volume 51, Issue 3 of IEEE Engineering Management Review. Major Caddell speaks on three major findings related to his study including: (1) How initial assessments matter; (2) Promote trust building behaviors; an...
15 Nov 2023
Episode #4 ft. Stephen Deasy
Transitioning to a Leadership Role with Stephen Deasy Stephen Deasy popularly knows as Steve is the Chief Technology officer at Benchling. Steve is an experienced engineering leader helping teams, systems, and companies scale and has built, and led teams all over the world build products that users love. IEEE TEMS Radio — Engaging Conversations in Education, Engineering, Management and Technology. Produced by: IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society Please write to us at iee...
9 Nov 2023
Episode #3 ft. Birgitte van Haaren van Duijn
The Seven Capital Sins in the Governance of Blockchain Ecosystems Blockchain Technology has seen great interest across many use applications. Yet, there have been challenges—hiccups—in its adoption and implementation. Listen to Brigitte van Haaren van Duijn to help explain what can go wrong in this environment. Many of the reasons are not technical, but managerial and governance focused. Birgitte van Haaren van Duijn, Chair Supervisory Board of FlexiDAO Eindhoven University of Tech...
2 Sept 2023
Episode #2 ft. Andy Chen
Exploring the World of IEEE Technology & Engineering Management Society IEEE TEMS Radio — Engaging Conversations in Education, Engineering, Management and Technology. Produced by: IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society Please write to us at ieeetemsemail@gmail.com to share your feedback.
5 Apr 2023
Episode #1 ft. Karl Arunski
IEEE Education Week: Special Insights and Highlights IEEE TEMS Radio — Engaging Conversations in Education, Engineering, Management and Technology. Produced by: IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society Please write to us at ieeetemsemail@gmail.com to share your feedback.
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