Book 1:1 video sessions with engineering mentors on ADPList.
Engineering mentors on ADPList work at DigitalOcean, Blue Heart Energy and Eventbrite, in roles such as senior engineering manager and engineering manager.
"Engineering mentor" and "tech mentor" usually mean the same help, so match the person to your artifact; our engineering mentorship guide shows how to do that for a promo packet, a design doc or an interview loop.
An engineering mentor is an experienced practitioner who has already done the work you are aiming for. In a 1:1 video session they can review your portfolio or resume, run a mock interview, help you weigh a career move, or work through a specific engineering problem with you, based on what they have seen work in their own career.
Whether you are breaking into the field, switching careers, or leveling up your skills, browse mentors by company, location, or seniority to find someone whose background matches the role you are working toward.
Pick a mentor below, check their availability, and book a session. Most mentors hold weekly office hours, so you can usually find a time that works in the next few days.
Open an engineering mentor's profile on ADPList, pick an open time and book a 1:1 video call. Mentors include Daniel Weinshenker, Senior Engineering Manager at DigitalOcean, and Manju Anand, Operations and Engineering Executive at Blue Heart Energy.
Engineering mentors on ADPList work at DigitalOcean, Blue Heart Energy, Eventbrite and Cognizant. For example, Daniel Weinshenker is a Senior Engineering Manager at DigitalOcean.
Engineering mentors on ADPList are based in the United States, Germany, Czechia and India. Sessions are online 1:1 video, so country is no barrier.