# Updated

Today I've made some modest changes to my CV, [LinkedIn][linkedin]
and [various][identica] [online][twitter] [profiles][github].
The theme has been "less is more" and I want to highlight
my interest consulting in [Clojure][clojureblog],
security and [embedded hardware][usbtrngblog].

Why corp-to-corp consulting? I regularly get asked this question
by companies that want to fill permanent, full-time positions.
Having worked for big companies, small companies and even
having founded a Silicon Valley startup from Minnesota (just think
of the miles!) I've come to realize that consulting is
a great fit for me. I can carefully chose clients projects
that have really interesting problems and at the same time
invest continually in personal development (e.g.
[[conference organizing|/tmarble/posts/Legal_Issues_at_FOSDEM_2014]],
working to increase the [participation of women][clojurebridgempls]
in [open source software][debianopw]). One of the nice
fringe benefits for clients is I can share best practices
that I've learned in my travels with each engagement.

Let [[me|/tmarble]] know if your project could use some extra hands!

[linkedin]: http://www.linkedin.com/in/tmarble
[identica]: https://identi.ca/tmarble
[twitter]: http://twitter.com/tmarble
[github]: https://github.com/tmarble
[clojureblog]: http://info9.net/wiki/tmarble/posts/10000_Processes_in_Om/
[usbtrngblog]: http://info9.net/wiki/tmarble/posts/USB_TRNG/
[clojurebridgempls]: https://github.com/clojurebridge-minneapolis/organizing/blob/master/SURVEY.md
[debianopw]: https://wiki.debian.org/OutreachProgramForWomen

[[!tag clojure debian security]]