Jobs, they are a-changin'

January 7, 2005 · 1 min read

T-10 days...

January 14 is my last day at my current employer (www.sseinc.com).  I am a bit sad to leave since its been a great place to work most of the time, and I have worked with some really great people there.  But the time has come to move on...

Starting January 17th, I will start at my new job as Developer Evangelist for Infragistics.  This is an awesome opportunity to get even more deeply involved in the.NET community, evangelizing not only Infragistics fabulous products (which I have been using for a few years now), but.NET in general.  Plus I get to work with two great guys, and Andrew Flick

My responsibilities will include evangelizing to, writing articles and creating the Infragistics reference application that you can download.  Additionally it will give me more time to blog:)

Of course it also means picking up and dragging my wife out to New Jersey and leaving our brand new house of 4 weeks.

This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: devin

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