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Help wanted: Client-side super-star coder

Are you Master of Java? Lord of ActiveX? King of all plug-ins? God of all OSes?

Does owning a piece of a fun, growing, profitable Silicon Valley company sound like a dream come true?

Do you like being part of a small team where you own your own projects and have a dramatic impact on the company’s product and direction?

Is photography a passion? How about touching millions of lives a day by helping them stay in touch with those they love?

If so, we’ve got an opening in the family just for you. We’re looking for a world-class client-side coder who can work miracles with browsers, OSes, and other 3rd party applications using our API.

Living in, or relocating to, the Silicon Valley is a big bonus, but if you’re a seasoned telecommuter with fantastic communication skills, we’d love to talk. 6 talented Smugmuggers work completely remote, some on completely different continents, so we can make it happen. You’d better be good, though. :)

Send a resume, examples of prior work (embedded browser objects, plug-ins, standalone apps), and something personal about yourself to help -at- smugmug -dot- com.

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2 Responses to “Help wanted: Client-side super-star coder”

  1. SmugBlog: Don MacAskill » Blog Archive » Web 2.0 Summit: Launch Pad Says:
    November 7th, 2006 at 4:49 pm

    [...] oDesk lets you quickly find and hire talented developers (something that’s difficult and of personal interest to us). It’s a global model, so you can hire people from all over the world. All the programmers are tested and screened, and you can see what their test scores are. Posting jobs, interviewing applicants, etc all seems fast and seamless. Maybe I’ll give it a whirl for our open developer position. [...]

  2. Jack Wootton Says:
    June 8th, 2007 at 11:08 am

    Hello,

    I have sent an email, with some rambling text about myself. I’m very impressed with this site, and the ethos of SmugMug.

    Hope to hear from someone soon, you seem like a friendly group of people.

    Jack