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Skill set? Well, I have a journeyman's ticket in electronics. A B.Sc.,
three years visual art training, and a graduate diploma in counselling.
I've been a service technician, a research assistant (biochemical), a
child and youth worker and a therapist. Enjoyed it all, but not quite the
right fit. Always too limiting. Right now I am a visual artist and a
freelance writer for magazines; working on my second novel. I'm proficient
in Photoshop, Flash, and Director. On the board of a couple of arts
organizations. I love technology, I love writing. I need independence,
need to do project-based collaborative work. Based on my work as a
research assistant, would love to do documentation of high-tech laboratory
equipment - mass spectrometers, spectrum analyzers, that sort of thing.
Though from what I'm reading, it seems that software documentation is the
bulk of the industry.
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