Browsing Posts published in November, 2006
Company: Gaming Startup. Location: San Francisco, CA
Game Producer, Project Manager, Game Development
75-100K DOE
Profitable rapdily growing Internet Gaming company seeks a Producer to manage the design and development of downloadable games. The Producer will be responsible for budgeting game development, identifying the appropriate internal/external resources to create the game, managing the QA process, and preparing the product to be released to the general public. The Producer will work closely with programmers, artists, sound designers, testers, and members of the executive team.
Here’s a Senior Software Engineer Vacancy.
VP Product Development/Engineering
Company: Confidential
Location: North Seattle area
A $1B company is looking for a strong, technical leader to head the Product Development/ Engineering divisions of this high-tech B2B company. This individual will come from a large ($600M+) company that produces high-tech electro-mechanical PRODUCT, not solely components, software or services, for the B2B community – candidates coming from a consumer product background, software, technical services or other services background will not be a match. Candidates should come from a high-tech product background. This is not an IT position.
I’ve just got a new position as Blogger at NetResults, an internet marketing blog at USWeb. Ed has been kind enough to show me the ropes. Here’s my first 2 posts over there.
I know Delta Taph as he’s got a great site about gadgets and he’s only 12 years old. Cool. He blogs a bit for my site at thegadgetblog and he’s my fellow co-blogger at profy too. He’s setting a Guinness record and I wish him all the best. Too bad I don’t have a budget to sponsor him.
Update: See his picture in this BBC interview
David Wilkinson is like most 12-year-old boys. He enjoys playing on his computer, but alongside the usual games, he also makes more use of the Internet than most by telling the world about the news that’s important to him… As just one of the world’s millions of bloggers – people who keep an online diary that can be read by anyone with an Internet connection – he filters the information about his favourite technology and puts it on his own website.
Some job postings today. Please send all resumes to jobs [@] mclady.net
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Listing # 1
Channel Sales Manager, Network Monitoring Company (Western Region US or Northwest)
C round startup, profitable, is looking for a channel sales manager that has experience with HP Openview, BMC, etc. Monitoring software companies. They are on an IPO trail.
Position is desired in the western US but can also be located in Dallas.
120k Base with backend commissions.
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If you’re looking for information on plastic surgery there exists a whole range of sites and blogs on the internet. It’s difficult to decide which offer real information and which are mere advertisements. A really informative plastic surgery directory is surgery-directory.com, it takes the form of a basic blog and is very easy to navigate. There are plenty of links as well as information on prescription drugs. In the side bar are links to all articles in the same category, for example; breast surgery, eyelid surgery etc. Menus devoted to implant surgery and many more classifications. As I write there are posts on ‘Hair Loss’, ‘Cindy Crawford, Did She or Didn’t She?’ ‘What to Know Before Having Cosmetic Surgery’.
From Nov 2006 – Jan 2007, we invite you to share your pleasure moments with us. Simply capture the moment of indulgence, depicting your intimate liaison with Häagen-Dazs ice cream.
Next, submit your most interesting and engaging ‘Pleasure Moments’ image with a caption of not more than 10 words and you could stand a chance to win one of these exciting prizes below!
1. Duration of the contest will be for 11 weeks from 6th Nov 2006 to 11.59pm, 21st January 2007.
2. Participants are required to submit one digital photo in JPG format with maximum file size of 1 MB, either in portrait or landscape, and in colour; and must be in adherence to one of the following requirements:
1. Photos must be taken within any Häagen-Dazs shop in Malaysia, OR
2. Photos must be taken with any Häagen-Dazs product i.e. Minicup, Pint, Single Bar, Crispy Sandwich and Multipack.
3. Participants are also required to describe the picture in less than 10 words. The judgement will be based on the most interesting pictures and descriptions that portray the theme of ‘Pleasure Moments’.
