There are a lot of interesting jobs open in the UK. Startuply has a fair few, as does the cufp job board. Language specific job boards (haskell, erlang etc) are

There are a lot of interesting jobs open in the UK. Startuply has a fair few, as does the cufp job board. Language specific job boards (haskell, erlang etc) are also useful. The best method I found is to watch videos from conferences (cufp, erlang factory) and look up the speakers employer if you find the talk interesting. That's how i found my last full time job in London, building a prediction market in erlang. Even if a given company don't advertise open positions its still worth inquiring. Good developers are hard to find.