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Cheezburger Network is looking for web devs, product managers, C# devs, etc. Most technical employees are remote. http://jobs.cheezburger.com/
'Cause I'm a pretty good problem-solver and rapid learner, but I've not been around as long as you're looking for, WRT years developing ASP.Net. I'd still love to apply if you'd consider it?
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Are folks with other technical backgrounds (say C/UNIX, but interested and motivated to learn) welcome?
Thanks for asking. Folks with other technical backgrounds are welcome. The bar is a bit higher = we are more selective on that. Really we are looking for some web application experience, otherwise the learning curve is a bit too long, generally. [ We have more flexibility on that for in-country-Panama members. ] So if you don't have Python, but you have Java/Ruby/PHP/Web, that sounds interesting. I would recommend so…
We have brought on board some great back-end developers, and as I write this, mainly would be interested in adding a front-end developer (Ajax/Python) and a designer (who can go from design to html/css/images, and ideally has some analytical orientation towards a/b testing etc)
Thank you to all who have written to us! We appreciate your time.
Cheezburger Network is looking for web devs, product managers, C# devs, etc. Most technical employees are remote. http://jobs.cheezburger.com/
Hey, are you flexible when it comes to experience, or is it a Hard Limit(TM)? 'Cause I'm a pretty good problem-solver and rapid learner, but I've not been around as long as you're looking for, WRT years developing ASP.Net. I'd still love to apply if you'd consider it?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hey, are you flexible when it comes to experience, or is it a Hard Limit(TM)? 'Cause I'm a pretty good problem-solver and rapid learner, but I've not been around as long as you're looking for, WRT years developing ASP.Net. I'd still love to apply if you'd consider it?
I can only speak for the developer position: we're pretty flexible on experience. Reading HN wins you one point in my book. :)