The Internship

This blog post has been the hardest to write for me by far. In part, the challenge stems from trying to sum up 6 months worth of experiences into a few paragraphs. Even more challenging, this post marks the end of my internship here with KBSL Technologies. Well here goesā€¦

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My internship at KBSL has taught me more than I could have imagined. As a member for the Enterprise Networking team, I feel my duties were diverse, and ever-changing. Sometimes itā€™s tough to recall everything I have taken part in over the past months, but I'll list some of the interesting things that I was part of.

The primary objective of the Enterprise Networking Team at KBSL was to design, implement and troubleshoot new and existing networking infrastructure of the company's clients. This also included in increasing efficiency of existing networks when required and attending to infrastructure failures throughout the country.

During my time at KBSL, I got the chance to be involved in a massive upgrade in IT infrastructure of a major client in the banking sector. Therefore, I was able to gain experience in large scale island wide redundancy provisioned network implementations which included multiple technologies such as VPNs, IP Telephony, BGP routing, Wireless networking etc.

This project had the entire team working late hours (we loved working late šŸ˜ ) all over the country visiting branches of the respective banks upgrading their existing infrastructure. It was more of a road-trip kind of deal because we got to spend our time quite nicely visiting a lot of places in Sri Lanka.

 

Note that the above images are quite neutral in their setting such that it doesn't compromise KBSL's policies.

What Iā€™ve Learned:

Before I end my brief blog post, I want to thank everyone at KBSL who helped me out in the simplest of means, truly, Thank you. This has been a great learning experience and Iā€™ll be forever indebted to those who gave me a hand there.

Thanks everyone.