Work it, Portland: ActiveTrak, CardPower, Instrument, Rumblefish, and Urban Airship are all hiring

[HTML4]Why hello there you strapping young lad and/or go getting young lady. Or maybe you’re older. Whatever. I can’t really see you so well from here. But what I can see is that you look like you could use some gainful employment.

You could? Well you’re in luck, because there’s a whole bucketload of awesome startups looking to hire you. Yes, you! Step right this way.

Why don’t you consider applying for one, two, or all of these gigs?

Community Manager at ActiveTrak

ActiveTrak Inc. is looking for a tenacious and energetic customer-facing Community Manager. Duties include front-line tech support and service to our growing legions of users (Mac, WIndows, Android, BlackBerry and iOS) as well as working with the rest of the team to ensure the best possible customer experience. Experience with QA and software development a plus. The perfect applicant must also possess excellent communication skills and be able to assist in broader projects, including blogging, social media and other marketing activities.

Read more about the Community Manager at ActiveTrak gig.

Enterprise .NET Web Application Developer at ActiveTrak

ActiveTrak Inc. is looking for a .NET software developer to add to our development team developing N-tier enterprise-level web applications and web services. Candidates should be comfortable managing multiple responsibilities and be able to adapt to changing requirements. Candidates must be a self-motivated and thrive in an environment with minimal guidance and take a leadership role as needed.

Get more info on the Enterprise .NET Web Application Developer at ActiveTrak position.

Front-End Web Developer at CardPower

CardPower is looking for a front-end web developer to join our Portland-based startup. We are a small team where your input matters. The front-end web developer will report directly to our VP of Software Development and will be responsible for creating a dynamic user-experience and user-interface (UX / UI).

Find out more about being the Front-End Web Developer at CardPower.

Senior Web and Application Developer at Instrument

In this position with Instrument, you will work primarily with front-end developers to help create consumer experience web sites and applications. You will also work with the Technical Director to continue to improve our development process and build new tools to help us be more efficient and deliver the best work. 

Find out more about being the Senior Web and Application Developer at Instrument.

Lead Developer/Architect & Engineering Manager at Rumblefish

Rumblefish is a B2B music licensing and services company. We help our clients use music to improve their products, services, and communications. Our websites and databases serve as online music discovery, delivery, and permission tracking resources for media creating professionals. We are seeking an experienced software development professional to lead the effort to extend our existing application architecture to include new market-leading capabilities and to ensure our applications are optimized and easy to maintain and scale. This is a full-time position.

Read more about the Lead Developer/Architect & Engineering Manager at Rumblefish gig.

Customer Support Engineer at Urban Airship

Think you’re up for joining Urban Airship? Your mission will be to provide outstanding technical support for Urban Airship clients and develop user friendly information to improve the sales and overall product experience.

See if you can be flying with the modern mobile types as the Customer Support Engineer at Urban Airship.

And that’s the folks who are hiring this week. Now, go polish up that old LinkedIn account and get to submitting.

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