2011 will be a great year, and we just might need your help to make it all happen. Panic Inc has a very special opportunity for a very special person (or two) to join our amazing development team.
We’re looking for an experienced Mac OS X / iOS Cocoa engineer.
The ideal candidate will:
- Care about both form and function
- Debug, refine, and extend our existing apps
- Contribute code and passion to new apps
- Look for opportunities to improve our development process
- Play well with our existing engineering team
- Be excited and mostly eyeroll-free when tackling new challenges and ideas
- Love doing what you do, daily
In addition to base salary, Panic offers:
- Bi-annual profit sharing bonuses
- Annual retirement plan contributions
- Full medical/vision/dental insurance
- Flexible vacation policy
- Reasonable, life-compatible hours
- A very nice work environment, we think
But take note: this position is in Portland, OR.
(While we may consider telecommuters in the future, right now we really love having everybody under one roof.)
Sound interesting? E-mail your resume to us, and attach or link us to a sample app — any sample app you played a part in. If we’d like to talk further, we will send you additional details.
While we can’t write back to everyone, we thank you in advance for your interest!
(Also: forward this to anyone you might know!)
SSteve
1/3/2011 5:00 PMIf I didn’t already love being a Mac programmer where I live (Nevada City, CA) so very much, I would this very instant be in my car on the way to Portland to camp out on your doorstep.
Sebastien Peek
1/3/2011 5:03 PMIf only I lived in the US. Dammit.
Jericho
1/3/2011 6:53 PMMoving to Washougal, but I’m in my current job till 2016! Doh!
Marc
1/3/2011 9:03 PMI just have to say.. nice work with the tags in safari, cool effect.
Wevah
1/4/2011 1:57 PMSo involved in things here…
Marcos Calatayud
1/4/2011 2:39 PMWow. Is it me or does the slight rotation of the container blur the text quite a bit?
Safari 5.0.3 for the record
Joe O’Reilly
1/4/2011 3:00 PMI’m too feeling the blur. I had to open the web inspector and un-rotate the element so I could read the text without hurting my eyes.
On another note, I wish I lived in the US.
Levi Nunnink
1/4/2011 3:18 PM@SSteve You’re a Mac programmer in Nevada City? Me too. How have we not met? :-)
cesar
1/4/2011 7:33 PMI would love to work for Panic, seem an awesome place to work.
Travis
1/4/2011 11:50 PMYou should have a Panic TV show where different candidates participate in feats of strength for the job. I would not pay for this show but wouldn’t complain about advertising as a courtesy to you.
Travis
1/4/2011 11:51 PMThere should be an IRC channel where Panic nerds can chat about Cabel sightings. I would join this chat room immediately.
Shum Stra
1/5/2011 10:16 PMI would study to be an awesome Cocoa programmer if I lived in Portland, OR (and I would probably have started some years ago). Unfortunately I live in Denmark.
John
1/7/2011 12:33 PMWould you guys hire someone for a summer-intern like position?
Mike
2/11/2011 12:33 PMIf only I lived in Portland. *sigh*
Chad Chabot
3/16/2011 9:59 PMWhile I’m still working on my undergrad, and a Canadian to boot [how aboot that?], I have to say that what struck me most about this posting is the “Reasonable, life-compatible hours” benefit. I wish more tech companies would stress this – or value it in any way.
Too often it feels like we – especially young programmers and engineers – are here to be used and ground up and compelled to work 60-80+ hours a week.
Thank you for being human, and allowing your employees the same.