Last week I received a phone call on Tuesday about a possible position at a software company in Auckland. The next day I travelled up for an interview and by the time I returned that night I had my first job out of university. I moved up yesterday and started my new job today, so it’s been a very hectic week as I’m sure you can imagine. I am now the Client Services Officer and Business Analyst for TechCertain, a very small company who sells ’software as a service’ to a major insurance vendor here in New Zealand. I’m not entirely sure how much I’m allowed to say of what it is we actually do, so to stay on the safe side of things I’ll leave it up to you to search for more information on them if you are intereseted.
In terms of time spent doing my own things it means I am having to dedicate all my free time to trying to find a place to live, as at the moment I am staying with friends while looking. This basically means that I will have no time for anything until I find a place. Even once this is done I am not sure how much time I will be able to spend on personal projects, as I am not sure how much of my time this job will take. In saying that if anyone is interested in having a look at the MPLS in FreeBSD code let me know, as I would greatly appreciate some help in not only trying to get the ball rolling on this project again, but also someone to help motivate me into finding the time to work on the project.
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ryan:
Where could i get the latest code for your mpls port of Ayame. I’d be very interested to see the current status
The latest code is available on Perforce, and can be downloaded from
http://p4web.freebsd.org/@md=d&cd=//depot/projects/soc2008/&c=AN8@//depot/projects/soc2008/rfrench_mpls/?ac=83
As far as I am aware anyone should be able to access the site with it on, and if you need any information on the code at all just email me, and I’ll let you know everything I can. It looks as thou things are still going to be pretty hectic for me for the next month but I’m really hoping to get back into it once I find a place to live and settle into work.
Thanks, Ryan. I’ll take a look and ping you with any questions. Good luck settling into your new job. Aukland is a fantastic city (I’m assuming from your post that’s where you’re living/working now)
-sg