I forgot to touch on the skills part of things. I am three years through a CS degree, so I have the experience you'd expect from that (Java/.NET/C++ developmen

I forgot to touch on the skills part of things. I am three years through a CS degree, so I have the experience you'd expect from that (Java/.NET/C++ development, UML, some design, significant math (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Stats), but I have also been working as a Ruby on Rails developer for a year now, and really dived into it. I really love software development, and I am learning Scheme on my own right now. I've been working through SICP and have almost completed chapter 2, doing every single exercise on the way. I've also dabbled with smalltalk and seaside, and that looks appealing as well. As far as what I would be looking for in a job, I don't really care about the language. If it is one I know already, great, if not, I'd be more than happy to learn a new one. I just want to work with smart, ambitious people in a setting where I can actually do significant work, rather than the drudgery that I have experienced from my corporate experiences so far.