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Bleeds: The UI State Framework Your Users Deserve (with Eddy Nguyen)
Jun 23, 2026
40m 21s
AI Gateway: The Platform Behind Smarter, Safer AI (with Thet Ko)
Jun 16, 2026
45m 15s
Responsible AI: Bias, Blind Spots & Big Risks (with Sreyna Rath)
Jun 9, 2026
31m 12s
PERL: The Smart AI Workflow
Jun 2, 2026
30m 44s
Vibe Coding with AI: Non-Developers building apps (with Helen Giapitzakis)
May 26, 2026
52m 43s
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| 6/23/26 | ![]() Bleeds: The UI State Framework Your Users Deserve (with Eddy Nguyen) | Ever shipped a UI that “works” but still feels clunky, janky or confusing to users? In this episode of SEEK Bytes, Elliott and Will chat with lead engineer Eddy Nguyen about Bleeds – a simple but powerful way to design every UI state your users actually experience, not just the happy path. This episode's special guest: Eddy Nguyen (SEEK Lead Engineer) Eddy breaks down how Bleeds (Blank, Loading, Error, Expected, Disabled, Static) went from a team guideline to a shared language across engineers, designers and product. They dig into skeletons, loading spinners, empty states, static rendering and optimistic updates, and show how a clear pattern for states can make your interfaces feel modern, forgiving and fast. In this episode, we explore: • What Bleeds is and how Blank, Loading, Error, Expected, Disabled and Static states map to real user journeys • How a shared UI‑state language helps engineers, designers and product collaborate and keep experiences consistent across apps • Practical tips for implementing Bleeds in React/GraphQL‑style front ends with skeletons, helpful errors, static rendering and fewer “mystery” states If you’re a frontend or full‑stack engineer, designer or product person who wants your UI to feel polished in every state, this episode is for you. 🔔 Follow SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 40m 21s | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() AI Gateway: The Platform Behind Smarter, Safer AI (with Thet Ko) | AI might look simple on the surface — just send a prompt, get a response — but behind the scenes, there’s a whole platform challenge to solve. In this episode of SEEK Bytes – we’re joined by Thet Ko, Senior Staff Engineer in SEEK’s AI Platform Services team, to unpack how SEEK is building an AI Gateway to centralise AI calls, improve governance and make it easier for teams to build with AI without reinventing the foundations every time. From cost visibility and PII protection to guardrails, resilience and shared memory across agents, this episode lifts the lid on the platform work that makes enterprise AI actually usable at scale. This episode's special guest: Thet Ko (Senior Staff Engineer) In this episode you’ll learn: • Why an AI Gateway matters – how centralising AI usage helps teams get better governance, clearer cost visibility and shared protection against risks like PII leakage and prompt injection. • What platform teams need to solve for AI at scale – from giving agents the right tools and memory to helping teams focus on the use case while the platform handles the foundations. • Why reliability and economics matter more than the hype – including model outages, fallback across regions, evaluation with golden datasets and LangFuse, and the reality that AI only scales if the value outweighs the cost. 🔔 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 45m 15s | ||||||
| 6/9/26 | ![]() Responsible AI: Bias, Blind Spots & Big Risks (with Sreyna Rath)✨ | responsible AIAI bias+4 | Sreyna Rath | jaimee.ai | — | AIbias+5 | — | 31m 12s | |
| 6/2/26 | ![]() PERL: The Smart AI Workflow✨ | AI workflowsteam collaboration+3 | — | PERLSEEK | — | AI toolsworkflow+5 | — | 30m 44s | |
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Vibe Coding with AI: Non-Developers building apps (with Helen Giapitzakis)✨ | AI in software developmentvibe coding+4 | Helen Giapitzakis | SEEKSEEK Bytes | — | AI toolssoftware prototyping+6 | — | 52m 43s | |
| 5/19/26 | ![]() New AI Tools, Same Old Bugs? The crew react to the Next Wave✨ | AI toolssoftware development+4 | — | SEEK | — | AI-powered dev toolscoding assistants+5 | — | 41m 52s | |
| 5/12/26 | ![]() OpenClaw: Build your own AI Agent workforce (without getting burnt)✨ | AI agentstechnology+3 | — | AI workforceGPUs+3 | YouTube | OpenClawAI workforce+3 | — | 35m 09s | |
| 5/5/26 | ![]() NX Supply Chain Attack Explained (with Trevor Kilvington)✨ | supply chain attackopen-source tools+4 | Trevor Kilvington | SEEK | — | NX supply chain attackmalicious code+5 | — | 37m 58s | |
| 4/28/26 | ![]() Inside SEEK's Hackathons (with Glenn Wilson, Kat Vassallo & Andy Maxey)✨ | hackathonsinnovation+3 | Glenn WilsonKat Vassallo+1 | SEEK | — | hackathonSEEK+5 | — | 34m 49s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() Human vs AI: The Sleep-Deprived Dev Who Beat OpenAI’s Code Bot✨ | AI vs human competitioncompetitive programming+4 | — | OpenAI’s Code BotOpenAI | — | competitive codingAI+5 | — | 40m 54s | |
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| 4/9/26 | ![]() Axios Hack - A SEEK Bytes Special Episode (with Eldar Marcussen)✨ | supply-chain attackscybersecurity+3 | Eldar Marcussen | AxiosSEEK | — | AxiosNPM hack+6 | — | 31m 49s | |
| 4/4/26 | ![]() SEEK Bytes returns on April 22 for Season 3✨ | AItechnology+3 | — | AISEEK | — | SEEK BytesAI+4 | — | 1m 08s | |
| 5/5/25 | ![]() From Engineer to EM: Imposter Syndrome, Mentors & more (with Gladys Lim)✨ | career transitionpeople leadership+3 | Gladys Lim | SEEK | Kuala LumpurAPAC | engineering managementimposter syndrome+3 | — | 45m 58s | |
| 4/22/25 | ![]() Clean Architecture in Practice (Part 2): Entities, Gateways & more (with Adam Kreitals)✨ | clean architecturesoftware engineering+4 | Adam Kreitals | SEEKMonetisation & Insights | — | clean architectureentities+5 | — | 42m 03s | |
| 4/15/25 | ![]() Clean Architecture 101: Future- Proofing Code, Teams & more (with Adam Kreitals)✨ | technical product managementplatform products+4 | Leon BelobrovAlex Stewart-James | SEEKSEEK Principal Product Manager+1 | — | technical product managerSEEK+5 | — | 45m 22s | |
| 4/8/25 | ![]() $50K at 15: Zendesk Bug Bounty Drama, White Hats & Weak Links✨ | bug bountyhacking+4 | Daniel | ZendeskApple+3 | — | bug bountyZendesk exploit+7 | — | 29m 28s | |
| 4/1/25 | ![]() Technical PM (Part 2), Platforms & Careers (with Leon Belebrov and Alex Stewart-James)✨ | technical product managementcareer development+4 | Leon BelobrovAlex Stewart-James | SEEKSEEK Principal Product Manager+1 | — | technical PMcareer move+5 | — | 25m 46s | |
| 3/25/25 | ![]() What Is a Technical Product Manager? (with Leon Belebrov and Alex Stewart-James) | Ever wondered what a technical product manager actually does – and why every modern tech org seems to want one? In this episode of SEEK Bytes, Will is joined by Leon Belobrov and Alex Stewart-James to unpack how SEEK builds platform products that power everything from candidate apps to internal tooling – and what it means to be a PM for APIs instead of UIs. This episode's special guests: Leon Belobrov (SEEK Principal Product Manager, Platform) and Alex Stewart-James (SEEK Snr Technical Product Manager) In this episode, we explore: • What platform engineering and technical PMs actually are – internal platforms as products for engineers, boosting delivery velocity and reducing cognitive load across infra, CI/CD, observability and security, plus why platform PMs are a “unicorn” blend of product skills and deep technical understanding. • Technical PM vs “regular” PM – shared foundations (customer value, business outcomes, strategy alignment, success metrics) and key differences when your “UI” is APIs, pipelines and DevDocs rather than screens – including jobs-to-be-done research with engineers and metrics like uptime, security posture and time-to-10th PR. • Designing platforms engineers actually want to use – jobs-to-be-done studies across SEEK, turning 25+ “jobs” into prioritised opportunity scores, tackling notorious pain points like scattered documentation and fragmented health monitoring, and avoiding traps like over-building for a single vocal team or assuming “I’m an engineer, so I know what they need”. • DevOps, cognitive load and minimum viable platforms – how platform thinking evolved alongside DevOps, shifting security and observability “left” without dumping everything on product teams, and finding the balance between sensible defaults, transparency and not turning platform teams into bottlenecks. • Careers and skills for aspiring technical PMs – why you don’t need to be the strongest coder in the room, how to lean on engineering partners while bringing customer/strategy thinking, and the unique advantage of having your “customers” (engineers) sitting right next to you for fast feedback and constant dogfooding. If you’re a software engineer, SRE, platform/DevOps engineer, BA, product manager or IT leader curious about platform teams, internal products and where technical PMs fit into modern tech orgs, this episode gives you a front-row view into how SEEK does it – and how you might shape a similar path. 👍 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 29m 42s | ||||||
| 3/17/25 | ![]() Deepfakes, Casino Hacks & SIM Swaps: Security scares (with Kelsy Luengen) | AI-generated voices, fake bosses on Zoom, SIM-swapped phones and a casino shut down from a single service-desk call – this is what modern cybercrime really looks like. In this episode of SEEK Bytes, Elliott Millar, Will and security influencer Kelsey Lundgren return for Part 2 to dig into the latest social-engineering threats, AI-powered scams and why shame keeps attacks hidden. This episode's special guest: Kelsy Luengen (SEEK Security Influencer) Kelsey unpacks why hackers hack, how shame and under-reporting keep crime in the dark, and the terrifying rise of AI-driven social engineering – from MGM’s casino shutdown to employment and romance scams, deepfake Zoom CEOs, voice-cloned “your child’s in trouble” calls, and malicious “ChatGPT” apps that are really just malware with great branding. She also shares how SEEK builds a no-blame security culture, why she’d rather you over-report “weird” emails, and how to talk about scams with colleagues, customers and your own family without making anyone feel stupid. In this episode you’ll learn: • How modern scams really work – and why smart people still fall for them – including the psychology of shame, under-reported romance and job scams, and how a single phone call socially engineered a casino into chaos. • How AI is super-charging attackers – from flawless phishing copy and personalised recon to deepfake voices and faces, malicious “AI” downloads and even tricking chatbots into generating attack templates under the guise of “training”. • Practical ways to protect yourself, your team and your family – why app-based 2FA beats SMS, what SIM swapping is, how to sanity-check QR codes and “AI tools”, using family codewords, and how leaders can build a culture where people report near-misses instead of hiding them. If you’re in software, data, support, security, product or IT leadership, this Part 2 episode will sharpen how you think about human-layer risk, AI-driven threats and the culture you need so people actually report problems before they become incidents. 👍 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 31m 46s | ||||||
| 3/11/25 | ![]() Security Influencer, Phishing & DnD Training (with Kelsy Luengen) | Think your biggest security risks are zero-days and fancy exploits? In this episode of SEEK Bytes, Elliott, Will and criminologist-turned-security-influencer Kelsy Luengen unpack why humans – not tech – are still the easiest way into your systems, and how SEEK is using crime theory, data and even Dungeons & Dragons-style games to fight back. This episode's special guest: Kelsy Luengen (SEEK Security Influencer) Kelsey explains the full phishing family – email, SMS, QR “quishing”, phone scams, spear-phishing and whaling – and walks through how she turns SEEK engineers into “hackers” using Dungeons & Dragons-style games, escape rooms and level-five difficulty phishing simulations to make training fun, not finger-waggy. She also shares why a report-phishing button alone doesn’t change behaviour, what actually moves the needle, and how engineers can partner with security early so features don’t become social-engineering goldmines later on. In this episode you’ll learn: • How modern phishing really works (and why tech people still fall for it) – from fear-based emails and boss-impersonation to targeted attacks built from LinkedIn posts, podcasts and public data. • Why “awareness” isn’t enough – the limits of simple nudges and buttons, and how SEEK uses behaviour-changing experiences, metrics and relationships to build a lasting security culture. • What engineers can do today to level up security – thinking “crime prevention” in your designs, knowing when to call in security, and how a strong partnership lets you ship faster and safer. If you’re in software engineering, data, product, support, SRE, security or IT leadership, this episode will change how you think about security culture – and give you ideas for making secure behaviour stick in your team without boring slide decks and tick-box training. 👍 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 30m 20s | ||||||
| 3/4/25 | ![]() Airport Security Hacked? SQL Injection, Flight Risk & Interview Red Flags | An airline cockpit access system vulnerable to a single quote in a login box. White-hat hackers quietly holding an entire flight database. And tech interviews that feel more like interrogations than conversations. In this SEEK Bytes episode, the crew dig deeper into real-world security failures and then we pivot into raw, honest engineering interview horror stories and practical tips for staying human and effective under pressure. In this episode, we explore: • How a real airline security system got hacked via SQL injection – and why exposing raw SQL errors, skipping extra checks and trusting third parties blindly can be so dangerous. • The basics of SQL injection and how to defend against it – in plain language, with examples of string concatenation gone wrong, parameterised queries done right, and the top attack types every engineer should know. • What good (and bad) tech interviews look like in practice – red flags to run from, how to manage “exam panic”, and why being human, curious and clear about your gaps can still set you apart. 👍 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 33m 27s | ||||||
| 2/25/25 | ![]() How SEEK Ships Frontends (Pt 2): Platforms, SSR & more (with Jahred Hope) | How do you run dozens of React apps, keep dependencies sane, preview any branch on any environment – and still move fast without breaking prod? In Part 2 of our frontend deep dive, Elliott Millar, Will and Jared Hope (Engineering Manager, Frontend Practices at SEEK) go beyond components to explore platforms, tooling and practices that power SEEK’s web experience at scale. This episode's special guest: Jared Hope (SEEK Engineering Manager, Frontend Practices) In this episode (Part 2), we explore: • How SEEK turns frontend into an “experience platform” – from modeling the web platform, static site generation and UI versioning, to giving teams self-serve routing and deployments on top of Cloudflare and serverless. • The tools that supercharge DX and design collaboration – including SEEK’s internal deploy tooling, environment-per-branch previews, and Playroom, which lets engineers and designers prototype in real components and share ideas with a single URL. • How SEEK keeps frontend modern at scale – using Upkeep and Renovate to tame dependency sprawl, exploring SSR and React server components without losing SSG DX, and leaning on devtools, hot reload and consoles for fast, pragmatic debugging. If you’re a frontend or full-stack engineer, SRE, architect, platform/DevOps engineer or IT leader who enjoyed Part 1 – or you’re just curious how high-traffic sites keep their web layer fast, safe and flexible – this Part 2 is packed with real-world patterns, trade-offs and career insights you can take back to your own org. If you’re a frontend or full-stack engineer, SRE, architect, platform/DevOps engineer or IT leader who enjoyed Part 1 – or you’re just curious how high-traffic sites keep their web layer fast, safe and flexible – this Part 2 is packed with real-world patterns, trade-offs and career insights you can take back to your own org. 👍 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 28m 35s | ||||||
| 2/18/25 | ![]() How SEEK Builds Frontends: React, Design Systems & more (with Jahred Hope) | Frontend is “just HTML and CSS”, right? Not at SEEK. In this episode of SEEK Bytes – a podcast by engineers for engineers – we sit down with Jarrod Hope, Engineering Manager for Frontend Practices, to explore how SEEK builds UIs at scale with React, Braid, SKU, Vanilla Extract and Playroom, and why good frontends are genuinely hard, high-impact engineering problems. This episode's special guest: Jared Hope (SEEK Engineering Manager, Frontend Practices) In this episode you’ll learn: • How SEEK’s frontend platform works under the hood – from micro frontends and the SKU meta-framework to Metropolis, which lets teams share React components and roll out design-system updates across 80+ apps without chaos. • Why SEEK invests in open source tools like Braid, Playroom and Vanilla Extract – how “building in the open” raises quality, shapes the broader frontend community, and gives engineers type-safe CSS, shared UI language with designers, and zero-config prototyping. • Why SEEK doubled-down on React (and what’s next) – the original shift from Razor to server-rendered React, what it would take to move frameworks, and how tools like Vite, Suspense and better CSS module systems are shaping the future of the “experience platform”. Whether you’re a frontend engineer, full-stack dev, engineering manager, architect or curious IT generalist, this episode is a behind-the-scenes tour of how a large tech org thinks about UI, frameworks, tooling and open source – and how those decisions ripple through the wider web community. Whether you’re a frontend engineer, full-stack dev, engineering manager, architect or curious IT generalist, this episode is a behind-the-scenes tour of how a large tech org thinks about UI, frameworks, tooling and open source – and how those decisions ripple through the wider web community. 👍 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 28m 15s | ||||||
| 2/11/25 | ![]() Thriving Through Change: Real- World Tech Transformations (with Sarah Duffy) | Org restructures. New tools. Platform migrations. That “we’re changing how everything works” email. If you work in IT, change is your default setting – but it doesn’t always feel that way. In this episode of SEEK Bytes, Elliott Millar, Will and special guest Sarah Duffy (Enterprise Change Lead at SEEK) unpack how to thrive in continuous change, not just survive it. This episode's special guest: Sarah Duffy (SEEK Enterprise Change Lead) In this episode, we explore: • What your brain is doing during change (and how to make it “brain-friendly”) – including the SCARF model (status, certainty, autonomy, relatedness, fairness), why change can trigger fight-or-flight, and how clear comms, certainty about the plan and fair processes dramatically reduce stress. • How SEEK runs large-scale change without “doing it by email” – from the Unification rollout across six countries to leader shark-tank sessions, change-champion networks and co-creation via focus groups, end-user testing and continuous listening to resistance as a source of insight. • Practical tools to personally thrive in change – including the IKEA effect and co-creation, the ACCESS framework (acknowledge, calm, challenge, exercise, social, sleep), sleep-hygiene tips, and simple techniques like box breathing and SCARF self-assessments you can use at your desk during stressful transitions. If you’re in software engineering, data, product, support, people leadership or any IT role facing restructures, tool changes or big programs, this episode gives you science-backed frameworks and everyday habits to handle change with more confidence – and help your teams do the same. If you’re in software engineering, data, product, support, people leadership or any IT role facing restructures, tool changes or big programs, this episode gives you science-backed frameworks and everyday habits to handle change with more confidence – and help your teams do the same. 🔔 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 41m 45s | ||||||
| 2/4/25 | ![]() Side Projects in Tech: Motivation, Money & Finishing What You Start | Got half-finished apps, tools and games sitting in your GitHub? You’re not alone. In this episode of SEEK Bytes, Seamus, Elliott and Will kick off Season 2 by diving deep into side projects in tech – why we start them, why they stall, and how to actually ship things alongside a full-time IT job. In this episode, we explore: • Where great side-project ideas really come from – using annoying real-world problems, interview prep and portfolio goals to spark projects that matter (and look great on GitHub). • How to fight decision-fatigue and stay motivated – why “projects about nothing” fizzle, how tiny, shippable increments beat grand architectures, and practical tactics like shrinking scope, embracing “good enough” and expecting motivation slumps from day one. • Balancing passion, learning and paid side work – real stories of late-night coding, paid gigs on game sites, internal tools like Conductor that became critical at SEEK, and why sometimes your day job’s learning and L&D time are all the “side project” you need. Whether you’re a software engineer, tester, data person, SRE, sysadmin or IT manager thinking about a side hustle, a portfolio piece, or just a fun game on the side, this episode will help you pick better projects, manage your energy and actually finish more than you start. 🔔 Follow the SEEK Bytes podcast so you never miss a new episode | 26m 42s | ||||||
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