Hugo Castellanos: Connecting Latinos to STEM Jobs
The Venezuela Diaspora Project returns with fine-tuned editing and some new inspiring stories of Venezuelans making it abroad. Meet Hugo Castellanos: engineer, podcaster, and connector
Hugo Castellanos is a Venezuelan-American engineer who has reached more than 170.000 souls through his podcasts: Conexiones and Latinos who Tech. Many young Latinos in the US have been able to navigate the ruthless and competitive waters of the technology sector thanks to Hugo’s 115 episodes interviewing Latinos who work at Google, Facebook, Tesla, VMWare, you name it.
Now, at the other end of the table, Hugo walks us through his journey building an audience and how he navigated life in the U.S. Don’t miss his conversation with Chubeto:
If you want to reach out to Hugo, or to any of the founders and characters featured in the VDP, you can leave us a comment here or write shoot us an email.
This episode is available on your favorite podcasting platforms (make sure to follow the Venezuela Diaspora Project wherever you listen to it), and on Anchor:
Credits:
- Editing and Sound: David Sira
- Video Editor: Alirio Rodríguez
- Design: Alejandra Rojas
- Promoter (and “inspiration”): Francisco Marquez Lara
- Host and instigator: Jesus Alberto Bolivar, also known in the caracaschronosphere as Chubeto.
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