Three years ago, this week, Zillow went public. The Seattle-based real estate database saw tremendous success in its initial IPO and it seems to be on a relentless upswing. Shares are currently valued at $127.60 each, and that kind of momentum means one thing — expansion.
So, it comes as no surprise that Zillow is on a hiring spree. The company recently posted a slew of job listings on GeekWork, our site for technology jobs in the Pacific Northwest. One interesting prospect is a full-time Group Program Manager position. The job includes end-to-end product and team management, working with designers, and providing project management and prioritization guidance for home shopping and data import pipelines.
Zillow says it’s seeking candidates “with a passion for User Experience to continue building the core of our company.”
Click here for more of Zillow’s job openings on GeekWork.
That’s one of the current highlights from GeekWork Continue reading for more of this week’s top listings, hand-picked from the featured listings on the site, and search for more open positions here.
(And as long as you’re job hunting, another good resource is the GeekWire 200 ranking of top technology startups in the Pacific Northwest, and the related GeekWire Startup List database of more than 800 companies. Both can be filtered by category to narrow down your search.)
Groupon, Web Developer, Front End
Groupon is growing in Seattle. The Chicago-based daily deals company announced earlier this month that it plans to add 75 new positions to its existing 195-person team. To accommodate the growth, Groupon recently leased additional office space in the International District.
Want to be a part of the action? Check out the Web Developer position listed on GeekWork. Groupon is looking for someone to develop new features for the site, write web apps, and collaborate on backend APIs.
Learn more and apply on GeekWork, and see more of Groupon’s openings here.
Adobe, Full-Stack Developer
Adobe’s Seattle outpost is “the best one in the company” according to the company’s hiring managers. While they might be biased, perks like “Beer Fridays, a summer wiffle ball league and on-site gym, massage, and dry cleaning back up their claims.
The software giant is looking for someone to design and implement product features and testing infrastructure. Ideal candidates are engineers with browser-based application skills and a strong focus on quality.
Learn more and apply on GeekWork.
Moz, DevOps Engineer
Seattle startup Moz holds work-life balance to such a high standard that CEO Sarah Bird was asked to speak at the White House Summit on Working Families last month. At the conference Vice President Joe Biden said, “Moz works hard to create a flexible culture and recognizes the competing demands on its employees.” Later when GeekWire caught up with Bird she said “I want to spread my message loudly and hopefully inspire other kinds of workplaces to make similar kind of changes.”
DevOps engineers looking for this kind of office culture are in luck. Moz is looking for someone to monitor, build, and maintain stage and test environments code to staging and production.
Learn more and apply on GeekWork, and see more of Moz’s openings here.
Filter, Digital Producer
Job seekers with a penchant for digital media should keep their eyes on Filter. The digital content operation is seeking a candidate comfortable with HTML/CSS, PHP, and Flash. This long-term position offers the ability to manage a team of designers and work on integrated global marketing campaigns. (Note this position is based in Los Angeles).
Learn more and apply on GeekWork, and see more of Filter’s openings here.
