In May this year, Peter Hendy pressured my now-former employer Systra to sack me by threatening them.

Why did he do this? Because I'd highlighted safety and accessibility issues at Euston station. He is unfit for office and should resign.
https://www.politico.eu/article/uk-rail-minister-peter-hendy-fired-gareth-dennis-engineer-safety-concerns-trains-london-euston-station/

Holy shit, the Rijksmuseum used a 100MP Hasselblad camera to take almost eight and a half THOUSAND photos of the whole of Rembrandt's The Night Watch, for a total image size of 717 GIGAPIXELS. 😳

It's on their website as a zoomable image and you can zoom in so far you can see the individual cracks in the paint: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch/story/ultra-high-resolution-photo

“That’s when Neil looked at the coin counter meter. it read “000001”:

And, sitting in the coin bucket was a single coin; a quarter dated 1983.”

https://arcadeblogger.com/2017/01/20/centuri-aztarac-finding-the-holy-arcade-grail/

at this point, I am looking for any remote work that isn't phone-based customer service.

I have almost 10 years of experience as a full-stack engineer. I worked in customer service and tech support for years; I'm good with people and users, just would really prefer to not be on a phone doing customer service all day. I have experience in manual and automated QA, experience in PMing, I've worked in edtech and in PII, I've done one-off freelance work and I've been a teammate at Fortune 500 companies. I have a lot of experience in mentorship, in public speaking, in process iterations on teams, in working on accessibility.

I am dedicated, hardworking, and I care very deeply about my users and my team. I would love to work for you (or, if you know of any companies that are hiring for remote workers, please let me know!)

(edit: I'm in the US, happy to work in any US timezone)

boosts appreciated!

#getFediHired #getFediGigs #jobsearch