Do you like helping people figure things out? PBwiki is looking for a few part-time customer service superstars to join our support team. You’ll be on the ‘front lines’ via email, phones and the forums – our customers will rely on you to handle their questions, concerns and feedback. You’ll be working with us from our San Mateo, CA office.
Read more about the position (and apply)Â here.
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We’re thrilled to welcome Mike Bulajewski to the PBwiki family as a UI engineer:
Mike couldn’t decide if he wanted to create intuitive and beautiful designs, or write web applications that work, so he he came to PBwiki to do both. Mike brings skills in visual design, a love for intuitive interfaces, and the technical skills to bring them to life. He has worked as a freelance graphic designer, a performance engineer for Amdocs and a UI designer for Dun & Bradstreet, and holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Cal State Sacramento.
What this really means is that Mike can badmouth engineers with the marketing team, and then turn right around and mock marketing with the engineers. Clever, Mike.
Please welcome him to our team. And stay tuned for some dazzling UI changes.
(To see other job openings at PBwiki, visit our Jobs page.)
Jim Blomo, a friend of mine since junior high (!), joined the PBwiki team last week.
Growing up in the rough neighborhood of IRC’s #crackz, Jim escaped the shadowy life of “reverse engineering” to become classically trained at UC Berkeley’s EECS program. There he participated in all things nerdy: playing the Cal Marching Band, being a Regents’ and Chancellor’s Scholar, and moving through the ranks of Residential Computing. After graduating, he entered the wild world of ops at A9.com, running Amazon.com’s product search.
We’re thrilled to have him help us make PBwiki even better, so please welcome Jim to our team!
(To see other job openings at PBwiki, visit our Jobs page.)
Are you good at breaking things? Have you noticed problems in PBwiki? Are you really good at finding annoying bugs and detailing how you broke something? Do you foam at the mouth when you find a typo or something takes more than a second to load? We need you!
PBwiki is currently looking for a part-time QA engineer at $15+/hour to help us find issues so we can fix them. The best way to get hired is to come to us with a list of problems that you’ve been able to spot as-is. 🙂 Email us at iwanttowork@pbworks.com with your list and resume.
Cheers,
David Weekly, CEO
