dean Wrote: > Slim Devices is growing and we need some help. We have several job > openings for full-time positions and are looking for smart people who > want to work at an exciting, growing, small company to help us and our > community build great products. We offer benefits, flexible hours, > telecommuting, stock options and a lot of fun. If you are interested > in applying for any of these openings, please email your resume to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Embedded Systems Engineer: Slim Devices is seeking an experienced > full-time embedded systems engineer. Ideal candidates would have > experience in real-time systems, DSP, networking and audio. > > Service Engineer: Slim Devices is seeking an experienced full-time Perl > programmer with networking and unix system administration skills to help > us develop and deploy SqueezeNetwork. > > Tech Support: Slim Devices is seeking an experienced full-time tech > support engineer to help our customers with installation and > troubleshooting of our award winning products by phone, email and the > web. Macintosh & Windows, audio/consumer electronics, networking > experience required. > > QA Manager: Slim Devices is seeking an experienced full-time QA manager > in the San Francisco Bay Area to help make our open source, > cross-platform software and cutting-edge hardware the best it can > possibly be. Should have experience in creating test plans from the > ground up for white box & black box software testing. Networking, > embedded, consumer electronics and/or audio testing a plus. Glad to see this. I hope it means you're doing well financially.
I hope the new QA guy has some say in when a release goes out, what is called beta, what is alpha, etc. It's gotten a little out of control and I think Slim has done some genuine damage to itself with the last couple of releases. You'd do well to follow a standardized alpha -> beta -> release_candidate -> official_release approach to every version going out. What I think you guys could _really_ use is a good web designer/developer for both SoftSqueeze and for the web interface. Someone who can do graphic design and page layout, who understands usability and ergonomic issues, can develop cross-browser compatible JavaScript and who knows CSS inside and out. The web interface could use some real work, independent of what's going on in the background with streaming, scanning, etc. -- JJZolx Jim ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JJZolx's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=18569 _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
