Not only do we get one of the world's bryght-est :-) Drupal guys, the Bryght team gets the incomparable benefit of another culture and language. Awesome! Really looking forward to working directly with Steven and hanging with him in the Bryght office and in Vancouver!

FROM Aboot time I started working, eh? | Steven Wittens - Acko.net:

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After considering all my options, Bryght came out as the most interesting choice. Aside from getting to spend a significant amount of my time working on Drupal itself, they're also giving me the chance to move to Vancouver. Once the paperwork goes through (which could take a couple of months), it's good bye chocolate and beer and hello mounties, maple leaf and mountains.

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I'm pleased to announce that Djun Kim (puregin to his Drupal friends) is joining us here at Bryght.

Djun will initially be working part time as he finishes his existing projects. I'm not entirely sure what "part time" means, since I'm still struggling with the definition of "full time" :P

Djun will be running some major projects for us, using his best cat herding skills to talk to clients and connect with both internal developers as well as members of the community. We're also looking to him to apply some of his background as an SR&ED consultant to Bryght's R&D processes.

Djun has been a long time member of the documentation team for Drupal.org, and will continue to focus on documentation (he maintains a copy of the Drupal handbooks in PDF format on his personal website) and training. Djun also has some interesting concepts around "Drupal in a box" up his sleeve that I'm sure he'll talk about more in the coming weeks.

We're excited to be growing the Bryght team here in Vancouver. Welcome, Djun!