4 ms·
I'd be interested in a "Who's Hiring" for non-engineers, Even just 'other tech roles' would be a great start for lots of HN readers. For example, I'm looking f
by helen842000 15y ago
I'd be interested in a "Who's Hiring" for non-engineers, Even just 'other tech roles' would be a great start for lots of HN readers.
For example, I'm looking for a application/product support role. I have a CS degree, 5 years exp, willing to relocate, I know Python, RoR, HTML, CSS and I build basic iOS apps in my spare time, but I'm certainly not a developer. I get my job satisfaction from living and breathing amazing customer support and interacting with users. From knowing a product inside out.
This type of role is SO important to a startup yet it gets regularly forgotten and is never included in the hiring posts!
Support is the link between developers and end users.
A great support team allows your developers to do what they're best at.
So please, post all of your roles on HN! I'm sure you'll get some amazing applicants.
- loganfrederick 15y agoYou should really look at the Sales Engineer positions I know are open at Asana and Mix Panel. I've been looking at these because I'm about to graduate and have similar interests! Links: http://mixpanel.theresumator.com/apply/Eoh3qJ/Solutions-Architect.html http://mixpanel.theresumator.com/apply/Eoh3qJ/Solutions-Arch... http://asana.com/jobs http://asana.com/jobs
- helen842000 15y agoI'm really keen on the Mixpanel role! I'll check out Asana too, thanks!