88. STEAM Students: How Can They Bring More Value To Businesses with Tiago Cunha Reis

Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with Tiago Cunha Reis, founder and CEO of Mater Dynamics. Tiago’s expertise relies on Microelectronics and Data science, with a specialization in Natural User Interfaces. Tiago loves to merge deep tech and business opportunities. Whether researching in the lab or reading the most recent advances in Electronics and Computer Science, he strives to simplify complex architectures into feasible and business-friendly solutions. If you find whales in the ocean, you will also probably find Tiago on the floor of a warehouse with his laptop deploying Mater Dynamic’s solutions (he often says ‘It’s my natural environment’). Main topics covered: 🌱 At what age does the curiosity appear 🤓 Personal development to deliver more value to the world 🛠️ How to analyse data while we’re sleeping 🚀 How should companies embrace STEAM students [6:30] Starting at 8 years old his electrochemistry curiosity [11:28] How to build productive brains [12:23] At 25 years old you start working your personality [13:42] Work experience between finishing a Master and taking a PhD [15:30] Personal development to deliver more value to others [16:26] PhD vs MBA? Set your skills and find your tutors to improve [18:33] "I would do my PhD in the age 45 maybe" [19:00] Data Science course at Nova Business School [21:28] Understand the data to achieve better results “I designed this course, where you actually see what is Computer Science (...) background of the student as real cases” [23:30] New course of Data Science, together with Lusófona University and Mater Dynamics How to apply: send Tiago Cunha mp [25:00] Who is this course designed for? To whom would you recommend it? [27:00] Course mission: How to analyse data while I’m sleeping [30:00] Work in a project that means something for the society [32:36] where to find business opportunities [34:07] Behind the scenes: Work with clients to solve their problem “I really like to say that we are like Intel, nobody knows it, but everybody buys it.”