The Interrupt community was developed by Memfault as a meeting place for engineers, hobbyists, and enthusiasts to share debugging war stories, uncover new workarounds, build on the latest technology, and celebrate their most triumphant wins. Yes, we aim to push embedded engineering forward, but more importantly, we want to showcase the brilliant minds that make this field so dynamic.

After nearly seven years of Interrupt contributions, we’ve decided to take this conversation to the next level. Introducing Interrupt Live: a YouTube Live series where we sit down with Interrupters to hear more about their origin stories, engineering journeys, and the unique challenges that inspired their contributions. If you’ve ever wanted to hear directly from the engineers behind your favorite Interrupt posts, now’s your chance.

During these quick, 20-minute live sessions, we’ll get to know our contributors up close, ask them anything, and virtually throw tomatoes at our co-founder and host, Tyler Hoffman. Expect unscripted conversations and candid discussions with real-world embedded engineers.

📅 Join us for the inaugural episode on Thursday, January 30, 2025, at 10:30 AM ET | 7:30 AM PT. We’ll meet Noah Pendleton, MCU SDK Engineer at Memfault. Find us on YouTube to subscribe and save the date!

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If you’ve contributed to Interrupt before and want to be a guest, contact interrupt@memfault.com. Interested in writing for Interrupt and joining us for Interrupt Live? Pitch us a topic. If it gets approved, we’ll work closely with you to get published.

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