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OP here. This is a curated job board to find jobs at privacy-focused companies and organisations. It includes both remote and non-remote jobs, and ranges from i

by tagawa 4y ago

OP here. This is a curated job board to find jobs at privacy-focused companies and organisations. It includes both remote and non-remote jobs, and ranges from internships to C-suite roles, technical and non-technical. The aim is to bring talented individuals and privacy-first workplaces together, increasing job satisfaction and employee retention, and contributing to a safer internet. There are still several improvements I want to make so if you spot anything or have feedback, I’d be grateful for any suggestions.

dontbenebby 4y ago
Thanks for this resource! I remember back before the "Summer of Snowden" enrolling in a PhD because if you were pro privacy (and thus anti invasive ad tracking ala GOOG, FB et al), there were very few roles. (Even today, many a "privacy" role seems to be "help my bitcoin company avoid the Treasury Department) Good luck with your project.
- tagawa 4y ago
  Thank you, I appreciate the support. In building the database, I was pleasantly surprised at the number of under-the-radar (or at least I hadn't heard of them) organisations, and I'm sure there are more I've yet to find.
  - dontbenebby 4y ago
    You've got a few that are pro privacy in the "pro individualism to the extreme degree" lumped in there with some good ones, just so you know. I've been in this space a long time. And now, I must hand off this nym to the new owner. Goodbye!
throwaway900113 4y ago
Hi OP, why is ECOSIA in there? They are anything but privacy first. They sell your data and they had a ridiculous amount of 3rd party js in their search page when I last looked at them.
- tagawa 4y ago
  Hi. I included them in the job board because they offer private search, and according to their website: "We don't create a profile of you or sell your personal details to advertisers." They also say they don't use third-party trackers, and uBlock Origin (as well as Brave and DuckDuckGo browsers) didn't show any third-party tracking alerts. However, if you have links to evidence of tracking or privacy issues, I'm happy to re-think their inclusion.

by tagawa 4y ago

dontbenebby 4y ago

Thanks for this resource! I remember back before the "Summer of Snowden" enrolling in a PhD because if you were pro privacy (and thus anti invasive ad tracking ala GOOG, FB et al), there were very few roles. (Even today, many a "privacy" role seems to be "help my bitcoin company avoid the Treasury Department) Good luck with your project.

tagawa 4y ago
Thank you, I appreciate the support. In building the database, I was pleasantly surprised at the number of under-the-radar (or at least I hadn't heard of them) organisations, and I'm sure there are more I've yet to find.
- dontbenebby 4y ago
  You've got a few that are pro privacy in the "pro individualism to the extreme degree" lumped in there with some good ones, just so you know. I've been in this space a long time. And now, I must hand off this nym to the new owner. Goodbye!

throwaway900113 4y ago

Hi OP, why is ECOSIA in there? They are anything but privacy first. They sell your data and they had a ridiculous amount of 3rd party js in their search page when I last looked at them.

tagawa 4y ago
Hi. I included them in the job board because they offer private search, and according to their website: "We don't create a profile of you or sell your personal details to advertisers." They also say they don't use third-party trackers, and uBlock Origin (as well as Brave and DuckDuckGo browsers) didn't show any third-party tracking alerts. However, if you have links to evidence of tracking or privacy issues, I'm happy to re-think their inclusion.