rm -rf ~/

[« ]{style=“color: #333; font-weight: bold;"}If you want to build a ship, don’tdrum up the men to gather wood,divide the work and give orders.

::: {style=“padding-top: 1em;”} Instead, teach them to yearn forthe vast and endless sea.[»]{style=“color: #333; font-weight: bold;”}

::: {style=“font-weight: bold; text-align: right; padding-top: 1em;”} — Antoine de Saint–Exupéry

Today, I have the pleasure to empty my HOME at my soon-to-be-former employer. It’s a strange feeling, though, and while it will be quite easy to type the rm -rf ~/, it will certainly be strange not to go to work tomorrow.

The good news is, this won’t be for too long, as regular visitors of the real website might have guessed already: effective as of November 1st, I will work at my new employer, as, well, what I wanted to do in my new job: Building a ship, not for the sole purpose of building it, but to sail on the vast and endless sea …

I am looking for positions that provide a working environment where I can apply my skills. Job descriptions that contain the words Consultant, Project Manager, Product Manager, Field Application Engineer, Catalyst, Technology and so forth are very likely to fit my skills.

I am grateful that I will have the opportunity to use my talents and gifts to serve my new employer.