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Please mention if you're interested in hiring a remote intern.
We're hiring Java wizards to work on the core of Tropo. http://tropo.com/ We're a distributed team (China, London, Orlando, Philly, Phoenix, and Bay Area) so we're adept at working remotely. Somewhere in the Bay Area preferred, but we'd also love to talk to you if you're located near any other large US city or technology hub (Seattle, Boulder, Austin, Chicago, Boston, NYC, Philly, etc). Job description at http://www.…
Why the preferential treatment of folks from large cities and "technology hubs"? Seems to miss the point.
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Why the preferential treatment of folks from large cities and "technology hubs"? Seems to miss the point.
It may sound unfair but in the USA broadband is not so good if you are not around major city hubs..which them being virtual might be their concern
I don't buy this argument at all, as there are metro areas that will have worse connectivity than some rural areas within the US.
I also wonder what the real reason is.
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We've hired something like 4 people since we started talking about it here, I think.
Heh, yes. Developer team size is up to 23 now according to our about-us page. My estimate in that post was totally off.
What kind of working environment do you have that in a team of less than 25, a member of that team can be that far off-base?
It doesn't matter how young/old you are, where you live, or what college you went to. All we care about is whether you can deliver the Mathematica code we need to make this happen.
If want to help us revolutionize the textbook industry, please go to the elance page for this project, http://bit.ly/eUTmb8, and apply.
If you have any question about the project and the place you could play it, please email me personally at zack@zacharymaril.com.