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The FSF is hiring: Seeking a Boston-area full-time Web Developer

posted by mrcoolbp on Tuesday May 12 2015, @05:30AM   Printer-friendly
from the took-our-jobs? dept.

An Anonymous Coward writes:

How would you like to work for the Free Software Foundation (FSF)? Now could be your chance! Get paid to write free software!

The FSF is looking for a full-time Web Developer with good knowledge of modern household names like MediaWiki, Plone/Zope and Drupal. The duties will be mostly related to 'back end' systems but also 'front end' experience is valued. The position is located in downtown Boston. Apply by Wednesday, May 27th.

ps. If that was not your kettle of fish, perhaps one of these might be https://www.fsf.org/resources/jobs/listing

 
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  • (Score: 1) by termigator on Tuesday May 12 2015, @05:00PM

    by termigator (4271) on Tuesday May 12 2015, @05:00PM (#181997)

    They should allow telecommuting. You will attract a larger pool of talent that is willing to make less money for the benefits of telecommuting. You would think the FSF would be open to distributed software development.

  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 12 2015, @07:45PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 12 2015, @07:45PM (#182066)

    The issues of free software and telecommuting are orthogonal; one can be a big supporter of one but not the other, or support both or neither.

    I think most managers and developers have been burned more than once working with a telecommuter whose remoteness became an obstacle to team productivity.