Recent Job Board posts: The New York Times, IDEO, Electronic Arts, etc. Jul 02 2007
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Some recent postings at the 37signals Job Board:
SquadGod Fantasy Football is looking for a Lead Developer (PHP/MySQL) in London (W10), UK.
Milkshake is looking for a Front-End Technologist in Austin, TX.
zootoo llc is looking for a CSS/XHTML layout specialist in NY Metro area.
NEMO Design is looking for an Art Director/Senior Interactive Designer in Portland, Oregon.
The New York Times is looking for a Front End Technologist CSS web developer with AJAX in New York.
Google and YouTube Veteran Founded Online Video Start-up is looking for a Senior UI Software Engineer-Ruby-on-Rails in San Francisco.
Fotolog, Inc. is looking for a Senior Web Designer in New York City.
IDEO is looking for a Web Developer in Palo Alto, CA.
Precision Flight Controls is looking for a Firmware Designer in Sacramento, CA.
Electronic Arts is looking for a User Experience Specialist in Redwood City, CA.
Blackbaud is looking for an Interaction/User Interface Designer in Charleston, SC.
Philips Design is looking for a User Interface Designer in Andover, MA.
BuzzFeed is looking for a Business Development Director in New York, NY.
New York Magazine is looking for a Project Manager / Product Development in New York, NY.
Songbird is looking for a Senior Developer Evangelist in San Francisco, CA.
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4 comments so far
druidor 02 Jul 07
Hello. I’m french and I’d like to know how much you can make a year with those jobs ?
ML 02 Jul 07
Druidor, it depends on the job.
MH 02 Jul 07
@Druidor—
Not many companies post salaries with their job descriptions. But you can generally find out base ranges for various positions. Try the free option at salary.com (go to Personal > Resources). I think they only cover the U.S., though.
druidor 03 Jul 07
And for a Ruby on Rails developer with 2 years of experience ?
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