Blog – Podcast – Episode 2 – Prelude
Welcome to The Solutions Architect Experience Podcast, hosted by me, Jesse Boehm, where I bring over 20 years of technology industry experience to the table. This podcast dives into the stories of solutions architects from diverse backgrounds, uncovering what sets their work and experiences apart. Each episode provides a glimpse into their professional journeys, the challenges they tackle, and the figures who have guided their paths. We offer deep insights into the vital role of solutions architects and share essential tips for those looking to break into the field. Our conversations aim to inform and inspire, giving you a peek into both the professional and personal lives of our guests. For more information, visit our website at TheSAEP.com, learn more about me at jesseboehm.com, or contact us via email at podcast@TheSAEP.com.
In this episode, we sit down with Juliano Reckziegel, founder of Genius Consulting and a true expert in NetScaler technology. Juliano shares his journey from Brazil to becoming a leading Solutions Architect, discussing his time at Citrix and the evolution of NetScaler, where he went from a beginner to a master in the field. He provides valuable insights into hands-on learning, lab environments, and leveraging AI for efficiency in today’s IT landscape.
Throughout the conversation, Juliano discusses:
- Career Path and Experience
- Transition from early IT roles in Brazil to Citrix in the U.S.
- Growth in NetScaler expertise, from novice to expert
- Key Approaches to Troubleshooting and Problem Solving
- Advice for Aspiring Architects on Communication and Customer Needs
Tune in to gain insights from a seasoned expert and learn about practical approaches to complex IT challenges in the realm of NetScaler and beyond.
Connect with Juliano:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianoreckziegel/
- Genius Consulting Website: https://geniusconsulting.net
- Free Micro-Assessment: https://geniusconsulting.net/micro-assessment/
- Genius Consulting LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/genius-consulting-group
- Lessons from the Field: Active-Active Connection Proxy NetScaler GSLB: https://geniusconsulting.net/lessons-from-the-field-active-active-connection-proxy-netscaler-gslb/
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This Sunday, I will be sitting down with Citrix CTP Sam Jacobs as our next guest on The Solutions Architect Experience Podcast. I have known Sam since way back in the Techstur.com days when I specialized in customization and custom branding of Citrix Web Interface, Citrix NetScaler, and Citrix StoreFront interface products. Sam worked for IPM, which was one of the longest-running Citrix Platinum Partners in the United States and one of the only other companies in the U.S. offering these services.
I am extremely excited for the second episode of the podcast, and I hope to implement some changes that I learned from recording the first episode. I re-listened to the podcast this past Sunday in its entirety, and after giving it some space for a week, I was incredibly happy with the results. Initially, I was hypercritical of myself, worrying about every word I flubbed and the “ums” and “ahs” that I did not cut out. However, the first episode stands on its own. It’s a bit longer than I intended, but I take that as a sign of an enjoyable conversation. I will attempt to cut the time down to about an hour for the next episode.
I was pleasantly surprised by the reach of the first episode. With over 160 downloads and views across five continents and 19 countries, it has exceeded my expectations. Currently, we have downloads in the United States, India, New Zealand, Belgium, France, Bangladesh, Brazil, the Philippines, Norway, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, the Russian Federation, Canada, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and the United Kingdom. With 106 downloads on RSS, 93 on Blubrry, and 48 streams on YouTube, this has been a success for me.
Now, we move on to the next episode of the podcast, and I can’t wait to see where that takes us next…
If you are a Solutions Architect or Technical Architect and would like to be on the podcast, I would love to talk to you. Would you like to share your journey to becoming one? Do you have advice for technologists looking to transition into the Solutions Architect role, or a story you’d love to tell? DM me here on LinkedIn or send an email to podcast@TheSAEP.com.
Thanks for listening to the show and for visiting our website—the traffic since we released the first episode has been incredible.