[Madison]

I was referred to someone here at the office by 488's lead mentor after my, uh, dedication to finishing our robot last year made me lose the crappy, interim job I'd taken over the holidays. It was in every way a blessing. I've moved around a bit in the company since, all as a result of making a good impression on the people I meet and work with here. Even when I was among many hundreds of people laid off last fall, my supervisors and their directors were looking out for me and found me another position in the company.

Developing process for new products is interesting and I've had to learn a lot about the different parts of our company and how they function (or don't function, as it were) which only makes me more valuable as a rare resource that knows what both the left and right hands are doing -- sometimes even at the same time.