Articles by Dice Staff
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Which Hackathons Are Right for Job Seekers?
A number of IT companies stage hackathons as a way to identify and recruit the technology talent they need. But the people they’re targeting don’t always appreciate the effort. Indeed, these comp… -
Optimizely Hiring Software Engineers
A/B testing website optimization startup Optimizely is currently hiring 27 software engineers, according to reports from the News-Gazette. The current hiring push is likely related to Optimizely’… -
Google to Expand San Francisco Offices, Add Engineers
Google has taken over a 35,000-square-foot former print shop in San Francisco’s trendy Mission District, the new digs reportedly intended to house as many as 200 engineers from startups the searc… -
Staples Hiring Spree Targets Hundreds of Engineers
Office products retailer Staples has been on a hiring spree to support its big bet on e-commerce. The company has been adding “hundreds of engineers, including many from Web-only retailers who ca… -
Demand for Linux Expertise Drives Hiring Priorities
Hiring managers are ramping up their plans to bring aboard talent with Linux skills, according to the 2014 Linux Jobs Report, which forecasts the Linux job market based on a survey of hiring mana… -
Home Routers Pose Biggest Consumer Cyberthreat
[caption id="attachment_17482" align="aligncenter" width="571"] Flaws in home routers let Polish hackers rob banks using man-in-the-middle attacks.[/caption] The remote-access management flaw tha… -
Amazon Hiring at Liquavista & Lab126
Word on the street is that Amazon is hiring IT professionals, as it ramps up its Kindle research and development efforts. According to Good E-Reader, Amazon is working on a full color e-reader wi… -
5 Great Places to Work for IT Interns
Looking around for a summer gig as an IT intern? Well, here are five top technology companies that made it onto Glassdoor's 25 Highest Rated Companies Hiring Interns list. In looking at the top f… -
Can Reactive Programming Handle Complexity?
A previous article in this series illustrated the expressive power of Reactive Programming, where five lines of Reactive could solve a problem that required 500 lines using Java or 200 lines usin… -
Coming Soon: Video Technical Interviews
Yahoo's purchase last week of San Francisco startup Distill was about its team's background in mobile advertising. To us, though, what’s interesting is the company’s most recent effort: a new onl…