Software Engineering Radio
Takes guest pitchesHosted by SE-Radio team
Software architecture · AI agents in production · Data engineering
About
Software Engineering Radio is a long-running show for professional developers, produced with the IEEE Computer Society and IEEE Software. It aims to be a lasting educational resource, with each episode either a tutorial-style interview on one technical topic or a conversation with a known figure in software engineering.
Who listens: Working software professionals who want technical depth from practitioners doing the real work.
Recent episodes
See all on Apple Podcasts- SE Radio 741: Sahil Walia on Schema Changes and Data MigrationsGuest: Sahil Walia
- SE Radio 740: Raju Dandigam on Building Production AI AgentsGuest: Raju Dandigam
- SE Radio 739: Erin Catto on Video Game Physics EnginesGuest: Erin Catto
- SE Radio 738: Milan Milanovic on the Laws of Software EngineeringGuest: Milan Milanovic
- SE Radio 737: Owen McGirr on Software AccessibilityGuest: Owen McGirr
What they look for
- Hands-on engineers and architects with books, talks or open source work behind them
- Practitioners who can teach one specific technology in depth
- Engineers who write code, not executives or vendors pitching a product
How to pitch
Send a topic proposal, not a guest pitch, through the contact form: five bullet points or a 200-word abstract, links to supporting material, and any employer review requirements. Topics must be technical, new to the show and backed by books, talks or open source work. Product promotion, executive pitches, business stories and trend speculation are declined. Only a handful of outside proposals are picked each year and the queue runs several months.
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