1 files changed, 27 insertions, 39 deletions
diff --git a/src/pages/work.js b/src/pages/work.js
index 372aa1e..0fbfd2c 100644
--- a/src/pages/work.js
+++ b/src/pages/work.js
@@ -9,55 +9,43 @@ const workHistory = [
     brief: 'BRNKL by Barnacle Systems',
     date: 'Sept 2017 - Present',
     desc: '',
-    imgUrl: ''
+    imgUrl: '',
+    url: '//brnkl.io'
   },
   {
     name: 'Software Developer, Contract',
     brief: 'BRNKL by Barnacle Systems',
     date: 'Jul 2017 - Sept 2017',
-    desc: `After leaving FTS, one of my colleagues shared some details about a side project
-          he was working on. His boat broke moorage earlier that year, so he got to work
-          building a product to remotely monitor and track boats. From a customer perspective,
-          this product, the BRNKL, allows users to monitor the health of their boat by monitoring batteries,
-          bilge activity, and GPS location, and the ability to configure alert rules to let
-          them know when something has gone wrong. From a technical perspective, this product consists of
-          a small piece of cellular based hardware placed on the vessel, back-end infrastructure,
-          and a user facing application where users can see all of their data.
-          Eventually, the product became serious enough that he quit his job at FTS
-          to work full time on this new product. He approached me about joining as a contractor to
-          help build the initial version of the user application.
-
-          I was given a set of requirements for the application
-          and the rest was up to me. I decided to build the app using progressive web app technologies (PWA)
-          along with a layer to support native app functionality (Ionic and Cordova). This decision has served us
-          well as we deploy to web, iOS, and Android all from the same codebase. In terms of integration
-          into a back-end, our founder had already started using Google Firebase to store data collected from the boats,
-          so I started integrating the app with this existing infrastructure.
-
-          I completed two 80 hour contracts for Barnacle Systems, each focused on the app, with some work
-          on the infrastructure and integration, but no work on the hardware itself (i.e firmware).
-          This time was sufficient to deliver the complete set of features required for the minimum viable product.`,
-    imgUrl: ''
+    desc: (
+      <>
+        After leaving FTS, one of my colleagues shared some details about a side
+        project he was working on. His boat broke moorage earlier that year, so
+        he got to work building a product to remotely monitor and track boats. I
+        completed two 80 hour contracts for Barnacle Systems, each focused on
+        the app, with some work on the infrastructure and integration, but no
+        work on the hardware itself (i.e firmware). This time was sufficient to
+        deliver the complete set of features required for the minimum viable
+        product.
+      </>
+    ),
+    imgUrl: '',
+    url: '//brnkl.io'
   },
   {
     name: 'Software Developer, Co-op',
     brief: 'Forest Technology Systems',
     date: 'Sept 2016 - April 2017',
-    desc: `During my time at FTS, I worked with a small team of engineers,
-          product managers, and sales staff to launch a remote weather station
-          targeted at the fire weather market. The system came equipped
-          with up to four cameras that uploaded photos and videos over cellular to give
-          customers complete situational awareness in hard to reach areas.
-          The system was released as the Remove Automated Observation System (RAOS).
-          The RAOS comes fully integrated with the FTS360 service
-          which allows users to review uploaded data and set station configuration
-          I was responsible for implementing a series of services to:
-          receive configuration from the front-end,
-          transmit captured photos and videos,
-          monitor system health (battery condition, storage space,
-          cell strength), and handle local logging. The services were implemented in
-          JavaScript running in Node on Yocto Linux and
-          communicated over a local messaging protocol.`
+    desc: (
+      <>
+        During my time at FTS, I worked with a small team of engineers, product
+        managers, and sales staff to launch a remote weather station targeted at
+        the fire weather market. The system came equipped with up to four
+        cameras that uploaded photos and videos over cellular to give customers
+        complete situational awareness in hard to reach areas. The system was
+        released as the Remove Automated Observation System (RAOS).
+      </>
+    ),
+    url: '//ftsinc.com/'
   }
 ]