Hello everyone. I'm cross-posting this from my other accounts. I was recently laid off from the National Security Archive (a nonprofit) where I was working as a metadata #librarian & #indexer of declassified U.S. govt. documents. I am looking for in-person work in the #Baltimore area or #remotework (preferred). I have developed skills in #cataloging, #indexing, #organization, #research and #writing. #fediverse #fedihire #fedijobs
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I am actively looking for employment. Preferably Senior Software Engineer involving Ruby, US based Remote. I can also do all of the other usual "boring" languages, such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, etc, but prefer Ruby (Crystal is also cool). Not really a fan of Go, Rust, or React.
#fedihire #ruby #remotework #opentowork
Time for that "Looking for work!" post, I guess!
Unfortunately, my current role is impacted by Amazon's move to mandatory co-location for teams, and my family is far too settled in Brooklyn to move away now. So after 7 years at Amazon, I'm starting the search.
I'm looking for a new role as a Front-end engineer/Design technologist/UX Engineer. I like design systems. And CSS. And accessibility. Love those things.
We're hiring at the @openssf
Our mission is to ensure the security of open source software for all.
Are you a seasoned Tech Program Mgr excited about #cybersecurity and #opensource who wants a full-time remote position?
Apply: https://smrtr.io/jQzgR
Linux FoundationTechnical Program ManagerCompany Description: The Linux Foundation is the organization of choice for the world's top developers and companies to build ecosystems that accelerate open technology development and commercial adoption. Together with the worldwide open source community, it solves the hardest technology problems by creating history's largest shared technology investment. Today, the Linux Foundation has over 2,000 corporate members from over 41 countries, including every single one of the Fortune 100. The Linux Foundation has proudly created over $54B in shared technology value since its inception.
The mission of the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF), hosted within the Linux Foundation, is to advance open source security for all by working collaboratively with upstream and existing communities. Our projects and initiatives are focused on securing the open source supply chain and promoting secure development best practices for everyone. We use our mission, vision and values to guide our efforts, decision making, and delivery for all our programs. This job is specific to the OpenSSF, but your employer will be the Linux Foundation.
Job Description: We seek a Technical Project Manager to help us support our growing community of developers, technical contributors, upstream maintainers, downstream end-users, and other community participants. This role will lead OpenSSF Technical Initiatives to help ensure that they are sustained within the broader community. Job Role And ResponsibilitiesAs part of the OpenSSF team, you’ll work with other OpenSSF and Linux Foundation staff, governing board members, and the larger OpenSSF community to organize the community's activities. You’ll help ensure OpenSSF operational tools and programmatic activities are effective for our most active contributors and new participants. Your work will drive improved participation, communication, and efficiency across the organization’s many events, projects, member organizations, and strategic partnerships.Key responsibilities include:* Coordinating the operation of OpenSSF Technical Initiatives
* Reporting on and tracking Technical Initiatives' operational status and identifying any needs for coordination with other OpenSSF or LF staff
* Developing and coordinating organization OKRs and measuring progress
* Maintaining and executing processes to fund Technical Initiatives as approved by the OpenSSF Technical Advisory Council in coordination with the Governing Board
* Manage membership operations such as onboarding and status checks
* Create plans and manage the execution of Linux Foundation central services (e.g., Events and Marketing) to support the community.
* Invest specific attention into growing the diversity of the OpenSSF community
* Ensuring that Linux Foundation and OpenSSF policies are adhered to, and best practices are adopted.
* Other duties as required
Salary Range $100,000 - $130,000
Qualifications: * Oral and written communication skills: you write down action items, follow up with meeting notes, and have a penchant for documenting process and goals
* Cooperative leadership skills: you understand the nuances required when working with volunteers, and that our mandate is to serve
* Problem solving skills: you aren’t afraid of a little ambiguity, a hard problem, or a sticky situation and work productively to resolve issues
* Demonstrated ability to understand, operate, and clearly communicate in a complex, multi-stakeholder environment.
* Experience working with open source communities: you understand the open source ecosystem and the challenges and opportunities it faces
* Comfort with frequent travel (~2x per month on average)
Additional Information: The Linux Foundation is creating the greatest shared technology investment in history by enabling open source collaboration across companies, developers, and users. We are the organization of choice to build ecosystems that accelerate open technology development and commercial adoption.Salary: $80,000-$130,000 USDThe Linux Foundation is an all-remote workforce that hires world-class talent. We are as passionate about providing a flexible and supportive work culture as we are about open-source software. Collaboration is in our DNA, and we pride ourselves on being able to work closely together while not being tied to an office. We offer exceptional benefits - e.g., top of the line healthcare plans, unlimited PTO, and 100% 401k match up to the IRS-defined limit per year.The Linux Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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We never (*) blame the computer for misunderstanding. We ask questions (unit tests!) to see if things came across right, and we change our phrasing to get the message across better. Treat people the same!
(*) okay maybe sometimes, but it rarely helps 
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We're used to computers that read our code and execute it. But we know that doesn't always go as planned: "I really hate this damned machine – I wish that they would sell it. It never does quite what I mean but only what I tell it.". We know what it's like to say something, have the computer misunderstand it, do something unexpected, and we tweak what we said to make it act as desired.
I got a LinkedIn prompt to write something about the benefits of programmers working remotely. I thought I'd take a different angle on this than most of the respondents did: Focusing on ways programmers can use their skills to communicate with remote colleagues better.
Prose or code, communicating clearly and specifically is key. As programmers, we have a special type of experience writing what we mean for one specific audience!
Time for a proper introduction!
I'm an open-source enthusiast and self-hosting masochist. Initially a #JavaScript developer, still doing all things web, big #WebAssembly fan, recovering conference addict. I am also a #DevRel focusing on #DevEx & OSS communities in particular and a staunch advocate of flexible, async remote work.
I co-founded #RustFest¹ with @jer & @skade 
I post about #conferences, #remoteWork, my #homelab & #selfhosting hobby (currently rebuilding, follow along at #homelabNG )
At my day job at https://radiopaedia.org I mostly complain about Ruby/Rails or DICOM² 
I'm a Hungarian living in Tallinn with my two dogs @lumi & @iris 
Follow #pupdate, or #doggytrip for our travel updates.
Contacts: link in bio!
by Juli Racsko
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¹ proper fediverse presence coming soon, in the meantime check out @eurorust!
² Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DICOM
Thoughts on moving to a more #rural area ...
Like many, we moved out of the city because of #remotework. We have 2.5 acres, lots of wildlife, and easy access to awesome outdoors activities. Last night after I logged off, I hopped in the truck w/ my fishing kayak, caught three trout, and was back in two hours. If we want to head into town, it's just 25 minutes away.
We meet people three ways: Walking with our dog, dropping off/picking up kids at the school bus stop, and social events that neighbors host.
The irony is that it's easier to approach and talk to people here because people don't have their guard up like you need to do in the city. When you're in an urban area, you generally want to be careful about who you interact with.
I rode the bus into downtown Seattle and Bellevue for 15 years. I used to play chess in Westlake Park during my lunch breaks (see photo). Yeah, I miss some of those old times. But a lot of what I liked is gone now.
Generally, rural areas will be more conservative. I'm fine with people holding stupid opinions. I don't need to agree with them, but I can treat them like people and more than just their politics.
If you can, I recommend making the #rurallife move. I think it's good for society to have more diverse opinions in #ruralamerica.
Looking for employment, please boost 
Time for an #introduction!
I work for https://auctionet.com mostly writing #Ruby, and (recently) managing other devs. I dabble in #Elixir.
You may have come across my blog https://thepugautomatic.com or used our attr_extras or traco libs.
My partner is an artist (https://johannaost.com). We moved from #Sweden to the #UK (#Todmorden, #Yorkshire) in 2016; I’ve done #RemoteWork since. We have two spoiled #cats.
I’m a constant reader and enjoy #hiking, #organizing, #InteriorDesign 
and more!
AuctionetAuctionetAuctionet holds online auctions with furniture, design, art and everyday antiques. We unite European auction houses. Bid online today.
#SoftwareDeveloper #LookingForWork thanking you in advance for your support!
If you’ve followed my feed or career you know my #programming weapon of choice is #Perl. But I also have broad experience w/ many technologies & languages & a proven record of building expertise in anything needed on the #job.
Please #boost & forward:
• #resume: https://phoenixtrap.com/resume
• schedule a chat: https://fantastical.app/mjgardner/1hour
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I’m a writer, #author of 10 #books , w/ 25 years #work experience:
10 years as #editor / #speech #writer w/ #unitednations
&
15 years #freelancing w/ #hbo , Pearson #education , #BeIn #sports , #magazine / #news
If you know of #remotework — #copywriting , #communications , #marketing , PR —ideally in #art & #culture — I’d be super grateful 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/yahialababidi
Kindly, #boost
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Hashtag interests post for discoverability so that I can connect with new folks 
#BellevilleOntario
#PrinceEdwardCounty #BayOfQuinte #Ontario #Canada
#Gaming
#VR #VRGaming #VRStreaming #PavlovVR @greg@live.clar.ke
#HomeAutomation
#HomeAssistant #ESP32 #ESP8266 #Zigbee #MicroPython #ESPHome
#Data
#DataScience #DataSci #DataEthics
Hey y'all!
I'm a 32y.o Frenchman living currently in The Netherlands 
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During the day I lead a team of engineers in a scaleup called circularise. By night, I also toot about Vintage playing cards and Bridge (yep, the card game )
Other interests can can pop sporadically in your timeline:
- #geopolitics
- #management
- #css
- #urbex
- #streetart
- #parenting
- #travelling
- #remotework
What about you? Excited to be here!
Hi, I'm Coral (NOT Carol), they/them
In real life I love #birds, #coffee, crafting, cozy video games, biking, reading, and gardening. I have two #cockatiels and two #budgies. We live in #Maine
At work I'm into #tech, #UX, #a11y (don't talk to me about DEI without the A), and #teaching. I'm a librarian, electrical engineer, and former #CommunityCollege prof, now doing #WebDev via #RemoteWork for an #academic #library
Still dealing w/ #ChronicIllness and knowledge that #CovidIsNotOver
Among the reasons I never want to work in someone else's office ever again 
#Cats #RemoteWork
It's fun to find out my colleagues are taller or shorter than I thought. #remotework