A smart, funny, articulate problem solver. Great blogger too. Her long time weblog. Her more recent blogging. I love Alison's O.U.! Officially Unemployed! post.

This is not a peak hiring season. But there are jobs to be had in blogging.

IMN is hiring an inside sales rep to work in Newton, Mass, selling blogging and newsreading tools.

Siemens is looking for a contract ActionScript developer to work with Microsoft's Social Computing Group on Wallop-related stuff. Blogs + Social Networks.

Amazon.com’s Customer Content Team is hiring a senior software engineer. "We are the “discover” in “find, discover and buy.” Current features and projects include the world-wide deployment of features such as Customer Reviews, Listmania, Buying Guides, and Blogs, as well as workflow, customer service services and web services for all of the above."

IBM's hiring researchers into a team that's worked on weblogs in the past.

And the Ebay Developer Community Manager is expected to post to their public weblog.

SixApart has openings for a Web Designer/Developer and a Software Engineer. You too can make MovableType and TypePad better. Technorati has jobs for a Analytics Engineer, MySQL Administrator, and a LAMP Software Engineer.  

Or how about a six month blogging user experience contract in Dulles, VA.

And then there's Monster's Rebecca who blogs pseudonymously.

A weblog or blog
this is iSee iSay.

My Card
Hire Me
I'm an ESTJ
My Resumé

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I love it.

Rob's Availability. Interests. Experience. Links to resumes in various formats, for various roles. Professional colleagues by name. Professional affiliations. Blogrolls. Just throwing it all out there for the search engines.

This is a simple, free use of a blogging tool. It adheres to the four principles set by the Software Product Marketing eGroup for this project:

1. "I Own Me": SPM Members to retain as complete control over their own professional information as possible, and to allow for flexiblility in the display and inclusion of content
2. "Zero-Budget": Bootstrap infrastructure using publicly available, free / cheap / open source tools and services as well as establishing desirable alliances and partnerships
3. "Absence of Presence": Establish standard mechanisms for evaluating accuracy and strength of SPM members' information
4. "Social Networks Work": Drive ResumeBloggers to develop key skills in social networking, virtual collaboration, and social software application / use

Now if Rob only blogged about what he knows, thinks, experiences. It would not only be worth finding, it would be worth reading.

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From the DeanForAmerica weblog:

Harish Rao, our IT Director, has asked several times that I post this job description. It's his birthday, so I figured I'd relent. Working here is a labor of love, so everyone is underpaid and the hours are brutal. Please apply only if you have professional experience in all the required areas and are ready to move to Burlington tomorrow.

Send applications to work@deanforamerica.com with a resume and references in the body of the email. Please title the email WILL SYSADMIN FOR AMERICA.

Responsibility Overview

Systems Administrator will be responsible and accountable for networksoftware, hardware, and telecom issue resolution. They will be expected to help design, maintain, and implement our current Windows 2000 client and RedHat Linux server nationwide infrastructure. The successful candidate will communicate daily with the IT Director and outline project status and completion dates, and assure that deliverables schedules are met. On a regular basis, they will collect new systems requirements from staff members and deliver documented solutions to them. They will also be responsible for ensuring that all systems are secure and available to field offices and off-site personnel.

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Need an outspoken, thoughtful, Minnesota family man with software experience? See JobForJohn.com, a project of John Andrew of Northfield, MN.

CVS as Blogger. Bill Lazar seeks programmers interested in bootstrapping a new system. Improve project communication by having your codebase blog.

Yes, blog.

You're all busy doing your own thing, coding here, checking stuff in there, testing this, trying that. Common point of reality? The code. Keeper of the reality? Your configuration management system.

Bill's solution: Wrap common events in plain english and post them to a weblog. Syndicate the results if you like. Add your project CVS to your blogroll. Comment on your CVS's posts in your own blog.

Wanted: Programmers and QA folks interested in making a tool that will extend the five most popular code management systems with a blogging interface. Contact Product Manager Bill. Bill is an alum of both Sun and Pyra, has a Rutgers MBA, and is polishing his C# in his spare time.

p.s. Bill pays attention to movies in the works. Very cool. He's interested in syndicating this content while preserving its structure. Any suggestions?

In your browser in html (searchable).

Or as a PowerPoint file. Windows fonts.

 Working on her résumé. Power portfolio perhaps? No CV linked from her blog.

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