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%% DOCUMENT %%
\begin{document}
\section*{\color{MediumPrimary}Rin (Tamara Vassileva)}
\section*{\LARGE\color{MediumPrimary}Tamara Vassileva \Large{(she/her)}}
\begin{multicols}{2}
REDACTED\newline%15A Parkes Rd\newline
REDACTED\newline%Artarmon, NSW\newline
REDACTED\newline%2064, Australia\newline
15A Parkes Rd\newline
Artarmon, NSW\newline
2064, Australia\newline
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Mobile: REDACTED\newline %+61 424 835 686\newline
+61 424 835 686\newline
Email: \href{mailto:rin@rin.systems}{rin@rin.systems}\newline
\url{https://rin.systems}
%Fedi: \url{https://tech.lgbt/@tammy}
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most anyone who asked, and am confident that I'd be a great addition to the team.
I've recently started a blog at \url{https://rin.systems}, where I document my various (mis)adventures in tech, and
have found it both refreshing and fulfilling outlet to publish in a concise, yet fun format.
have found it both refreshing and fulfilling outlet to publish content in a concise, yet fun format.
On the flip side, a lot of the work that I've done has been small-scale automation and proof-of-concepts.
A proof-of-concept that I'm especially proud of was a path optimization tool that I wrote.
The issue at hand was that a lot of person\textendash{}hours would be spent on minimising the length of cable runs
between access nodes, and there was no tool to automate this. I quickly realised that this was a travelling
between access nodes, and there was no tool to automate this. I quickly realised that this was a travelling%
\textendash{}salesman problem and whipped up a proof-of-concept in Haskell, as it seemed a good tool for the
job, and later re-written into a python script to make it easier to maintain.
job, and I later re-wrote it into a python script to make it easier to maintain.
The original Haskell script performed admirably on all the test data, and the python script performed only marginally
worse.