Jimbo Paris Show with Andrew Hoffman – Building a Product that Benefits Humanity

“What I love about my job is I love storytelling. I love to hear my own voice shamelessly. But at the same time, it's creating that story is really creative. And you get to get into this abstract creative world. And a lot of people don't think that scientists are super abstract, but absolutely, we are. because it's all about imagining the unimaginable.”
– Andrew Hoffman

Welcome to The Jimbo Paris Show with Andrew Hoffman – Building a Product that Benefits Humanity.

Andrew Hoffman, a lead scientist with GE Research’s Materials Behavior team in Niskayuna, NY. Andrew joined GE in 2020 as a scientist focused on bringing innovation. And it is important for him to be able to teach of abstractly.
Coming up with a way to solve a problem your own unique way, is the best way to solve problems. Because it's what allows you to come up with new ideas. #GEProud #GEInnovation

Learn more about Andrew Hoffman and GE Research Team:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/geresearch/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-hoffman-7255b64b/

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