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http://www.nextny.org/ http://www.nextny.org/ and http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/ http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/ are pretty established, but I can't speak for th
by LukeG 18y ago
http://www.nextny.org/ http://www.nextny.org/ and http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/ http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/ are pretty established, but I can't speak for their quality myself.
(um or http://startuply.com/#/in%20new%20york/1 http://startuply.com/#/in%20new%20york/1)
- krschultz 18y agoI found my job through nextNY (Bug Labs) and my girlfriend found hers through new-tech, and the connection from that job led to the one she is currently at. Anecdotes != conclusions, but for us it worked very well.
- krschultz 18y agoProbably should plug my own place huh? In NYC http://buglabs.net/jobs http://buglabs.net/jobs We're often putting up new jobs. At the moment we are looking for a QA engineer and a business intern (that one is probably San Fransisco but I'm not sure). I'm not very in tune with our hiring but for a while we were looking for development engineers too. I'm sure it wouldn't hurt to drop a resume if you have experience with embedded Linux development (OpenEmbedded especially), JavaME/PhoneME, Eclipse plug-in development, and a passion for open source.