<p>Carola Nitz is a seasoned engineer who has been involved in a variety of complex projects - from VLC, to Apple Maps, and now working at Netflix on their iOS app experience. She also started her career by learning medical computer science - what a way to jump in!</p>
<p>In this episode, we're learning about her career, what helped her be successful, and how she thinks about the importance of jumps between projects and companies.</p>
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Carola Nitz is a seasoned engineer who has been involved in a variety of complex projects - from VLC, to Apple Maps, and now working at Netflix on their iOS app experience. She also started her career by learning medical computer science - what a way to jump in! In this episode, we're learning about her career, what helped her be successful, and how she thinks about the importance of jumps between projects and companies.

#54 - From Apple to Netflix, with Carola Nitz, Sr. Software Engineer at Netflix

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