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Multiple openings for Electrical Engineers by LondonDomer

Please email me at the attached address if you are going to apply.

The company I work for is hiring! If you want to work at a relaxed company (with kegerators and dogs and a no-shoes-required work environment), this is the place for you. Creativity is encouraged and individuality is respected. From the job posting:

What we offer is one of the most sought-after engineering gigs in the field at one of the coolest (if not THE coolest) company on the planet. We’re located in Boulder, Colorado, where you’ll find an abundance of other tech companies, along with countless micro-breweries, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, rock climbing, and 300+ days of sunshine a year. Office perks include a dog-friendly workplace, two kegs, very casual dress code, and a great deal of freedom to bring creativity to your position. Your job will be to work with the Engineering department to create open-source devices, widgets, tutorials, and projects for the hobbyist, academic, professional, and educational electronics community.