Careers in Software Development

SPARTA - If you have a hard science or engineering background that you'd like to put to practical use, then you'll probably be fascinated by SPARTA's job titles.

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Research In Motion - Research In Motion is the company that makes the Blackberry, and with more than 16% market share, it's no surprise they're hiring at the entry level.

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Mozilla - One of the coolest things about working at a company like Mozilla is how many people they reach. That's why you should check out their entry level jobs.

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Meetup - Current entry level jobs at Meetup include Software Engineer, User Interface Engineers, Quality Assurance Engineers, and Bilingual Customer Service Specialists.

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Hulu - The coolest thing about Hulu is a business is that they’re old media meets new media, which is also reflected in their jobs.

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Rubicon Project - If you take a job with Rubicon Project, you will be past the point of no return towards a successful career in the advertising industry.

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Salesforce.com - Despite the fact that Salesforce sounds like it's all about Sales and has nothing to do with software, the opposite seems to be true when it comes to their jobs

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Kaos Studios - If you’re sitting around playing video games instead of diligently job seekeing, then you’re the reason that companies like Kaos Studios are on “a hiring binge”

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Compendia Bioscience - It's hard to believe that with the same skills you could build software to turn your friends into virtual zombies or you could be curing cancer at Compendia.

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Oodle - Oodle just scored $5.6 million in funding from existing investors to get working on social classified ads through a deal with Facebook which means new jobs!

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The Omni Group - One company that is taking advantage of Apple's surging popularity is The Omni Group, a Seattle, WA based software development house, and they're hiring.

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Consumers Union - If you’re interested in consumer protection, then there are few better places to start your career than Consumers Unnion.

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Epic Systems - We could go on and on about how cool it looks to work at Epic, but you’re better off checking it out on your own (start by taking a tour of their campus).

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Activision - Activision makes extremely popular video games, and video games in are really popular right now. It’s no surprise that they have close to 70 job listings posted

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Omniture - I find web analytics absolutely fascinating, and if you do too, then a career with Omniture might be something worth considering.

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Patagonia - So what about jobs? We wish that Patagonia had some cool entry level field testing or product design jobs, but there's nothing like that available right now.

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Blue Sky Studios - Entry level jobs at Blue SKy Studios include Production Assitant, Admin (Production), Temp Animator, Modeler, Character Designer and quite a few more.

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Thrive - Thrive’s Jobs page says that they’re looking for Junior Software Engineers, so there’s a huge opportunity for you to help them build a point of differentiation.

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GoodBarry - GoodBarry currently has 5 job openings, but only 2 of them are based in the US - .NET Web Development Ninja and Technical Support Engineer.

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Audible - Audible is a great resource for job seekers. Not only are they hiring, but they also provide a great way to educate yourself while you're unemployed.

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Adchemy - Most of Adchemy's jobs require a strong technical background with advanced degrees, but there are a couple of positions that might be suitable for new grads.

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Plaxo - Plaxo’s Jobs page shows a number of opportunities, and a couple of them look perfect for entry level candidates.

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Atlantic Media - A quick look at Atlantic Media’s current job opportunities shows that they are hiring for a number of jobs, some of which seem well suited to new college grads

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Lithium - Lithium recruits new grads for three positions to help them build community solutions - Software Engineer, Quality Assurance Engineer, and Product Analyst.

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Rally Software - Boulder,CO based Rally Software\'s Careers page is fantastic. It’s another great example of online storytelling, and they make it dead simple to find their jobs.

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Blackbaud - The coolest thing about Blackbaud is that although they are a for-profit company, their products and services enable thousands of non-profits to do better work.

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HP - If you like HP\'s products, then you should head over to HP’s Jobs site to see if any of their entry level jobs catch your eye.

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myYearbook - myYearbook has four job openings posted on CareerBuilder right now, yet they don’t even have a Jobs section on their site.

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Enliven Software - Enliven Software’s Jobs page shows three opportunities that might interest new college grads - Software Engineer, Account Executive, and Telesales Specialist.

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TeleNav - There’s no clear cut path for entry level hires at TeleNav; however, there are a number of jobs listed on their Jobs page that might be of interest to new grads

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Blizzard Entertainment - Even in this down economy, Irvine, CA based Blizzard Entertainment, the company behind World of Warcraft, seems to be on a hiring binge.

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Angie’s List - Angie’s List is growing rapidly, so now is a perfect time for you to get in. They have a ton of job opportunities - many look well suited to new college grads.

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Crowd Science - As for jobs at Crowd Science in Mountain View, CA, there are 3 positions currently open - Software Engineer, Systems Administrator, and Marketing Coordinator.

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The Learning Annex - With 794.1% revenue growth, The Learning Annex is expanding fast, and that means adding to the 114 employees that they already have.

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Maria Health - We don\'t know who Maria is, nor do we know much more about Maria Health, but we do know that they\'re an early stage startup that is hiring.

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Scribd - We’ve been hearing about a lot of “belt tightening” in Silicon Valley, but from what we can tell, Scribd is still hiring new college grads.

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CME Group - If you\'ve always wanted to learn more about how markets work, CME Group is the place for you whether you have a background in Finance or Technology.

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Zipcar - Zipcar must be pretty confident about their future considering that their Jobs page shows more than 20 job openings, some of which are perfect for new grads.

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Global Impact - Global Impact isn’t doing a lot of hiring, but their Jobs page shows a couple of openings that should be of interest to philanthropically minded college grads.

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Shmoop - Shmoop\'s job listings aren’t typical of Silicon Valley startups. Beyond software developers they\'re also looking for English, Literature, and History majors.

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Chumby - Chumby is located in San Diego, CA, and they have a number of jobs that seem like good fits for new college grads.

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ATA Engineering - ATA Engineering is one of the Best Small Workplaces according to the WSJ, and they have quite a few engineering jobs that only list academic requirements.

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Red Ventures - Red Ventures has quite a few job openings at their Charlotte, NC, and many of them look like great opportunities for new and recent college graduates.

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Tapulous - Now that half of their development team has left, there are probably more jobs than the Cocoa Developer and Architect/Senior Engineer positions at Tapulous.

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Garmin - Garmin keeps improving their navigation devices, and they rely heavily on hiring new grads for entry level jobs to help them do it.

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Veson Nautical - Jobs with Veson Nautical look really cool because they merge one of the world\'s oldest industries (shipping) with one of its newest (software development).

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Chitika - Online advertising continues to grow, and judging from the fact that Chitika just announced a lot of new job openings, they must be growing too.

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Rent Marketer - Rent Marketer\'s Careers page shows 3 jobs, all of which require little or no work experience, Jr. Software Engineer, Java Programmer, and Account Specialist.

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HubSpot - HubSpot\'s Jobs page currently lists a number of great looking opportunities that might be good fits for new college grads interested in online marketing.

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Causecast - Causecast is a Santa Monica, CA based nonprofit that offers a complete corporate philanthropy platform for employee volunteerism and charity fundraising.

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