Create async lessons about non-dev roles

[kaylagordon]

• Create several lessons (async or live) that inform students about non-dev roles they can apply for out of Turing.

• Support Engineer

• DevOps

• Developer Advocate

• QA

• Technical Writer

• Product Manager

• Sales/Solutions Engineer

• or any other tech adjacent role

Would be awesome to get alumni to speak to these roles

• Ensure these lessons are on the calendar

[epintozzi]

Folder in drive for slide shows and resources

[epintozzi]

Notes from Kayla in Slack:
Product owner with a lot of great insight:
@Josephine Heidepriem
https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephine-heidepriem/

(https://turingschool.slack.com/archives/C0738ETMD88/p1730734772658809?thread_ts=1730734593.987209&cid=C0738ETMD88)

Recorded panel on non-traditional dev roles (mostly support engineering): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W11otFE-xWI&list=PL1Y67f0xPzdOmktyQlnqVEIRpbTx_apNm&index=3
(https://turingschool.slack.com/archives/C0738ETMD88/p1730734828976759?thread_ts=1730734593.987209&cid=C0738ETMD88)

Looks like we have some folks in DevOps:

(https://turingschool.slack.com/archives/C0738ETMD88/p1730734929988189?thread_ts=1730734593.987209&cid=C0738ETMD88)
DevRel:

(https://turingschool.slack.com/archives/C0738ETMD88/p1730735061240829?thread_ts=1730734593.987209&cid=C0738ETMD88)

It would be cool to record like a 30 min convo with 1 or 2 people from each role and then each week students:

1. watch the video
2. spend 20ish min just browsing jobs posted for that role
3. submit reflections (What would I like about this role? What would be challenging? How does my pervious experience lend itself to a role like this?)

Juliet Eyraud
We could invite Zoe and Ian back to talk about being a Solutions Engineer!

Kayla Gordon
(https://turingschool.slack.com/archives/C0738ETMD88/p1730736084565949?thread_ts=1730734593.987209&cid=C0738ETMD88)
@Eric Weissman
is a program manager
(https://turingschool.slack.com/archives/C0738ETMD88/p1730736103143619?thread_ts=1730734593.987209&cid=C0738ETMD88)
Also, I'm more than happy to talk about support engineering if we want a more direct convo versus the panel discussion

[epintozzi]

• What's your day to day like
• How did you get to this role