Recent job postings on the 37signals Job Board Jan 02 2007
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A new year, a new job? Find or fill your position on the Job Board. We’ve also added live search to the job board. Just type something in the box and the results filter dynamically. Enter things like “Chicago” or “New York” or “Boston Rails” or “NY PHP” or “San Francisco Design” or “Senior Designer” to find the right job.
Brontes Technologies, a 3M Company is looking for a Web App Developer in Lexington, MA.
TheLadders is looking for a Software Engineer in NYC.
The New York Times is looking for a LAMP Developer in NYC.
Facebook is looking for a PHP Performance Engineer in Palo Alto, CA.
The Integer Group is looking for a Web Developer in Des Moines, IA.
The SAVO Group is looking for a Web Developer in Chicago, IL.
Outside Source Design is looking for a Flash Developer in Indianapolis, IN.
Meetup.com is looking for a UI/Web Designer in NYC.
Wet Paint is looking for a UI Designer in Seattle, WA.
Time Pictures is looking for a Senior Web Designer in San Francisco, CA.
Burton Snowboards is looking for a Web Designer in Burlington, VT.
The Motley Fool is looking for a User Experience Designer in Washington DC.
Sony ImageStation is looking for a Web Analytics Manager in San Diego, CA.
You’ll find more jobs and opportunities on the Job Board. And if you’re looking for a part time gig, check the Gig Board.
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You don't know me 02 Jan 07
Though you can certainly apply the Getting Real process (and other 37S philosophies) to Flash development, I wonder about the readership of Flash developers of this blog.
Elliott 03 Jan 07
I love the live search. Spot on.
I think you should now remove your limit on the number of advertisements on the board….its so easy to filter there’s no reason to place an arbitrary limit on the total number of ads anymore.
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