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Tech Hiring Guide: Software Engineer
Return to Technical Hiring Guide What Is a Software Engineer? This is the most common job title, and it can mean all sorts of things. Generally, these include: writing code, fixing bugs, writing… -
Tech Hiring Guide: Middle-Tier Engineer
Return to Technical Hiring Guide Middle-Tier Engineer Middle-tier engineer roles are less common (it is much more common to have back-end engineers that work in the middle tier), but can be found… -
Spending on Wireless Could Generate 1.2 Million Jobs by 2017
Wireless networking infrastructure is more than a way to connect thousands of mobile, BYOD-using colleagues to the home office: it could also prove to be the salvation of a sluggish U.S. economy.… -
Agilent Technologies to Split Company, Who Gets R&D?
Agilent Technologies plans to split into two separate companies, but for those tied to its Research Laboratories the split may not be as clean. Agilent, which announced its plans Thursday, is loo… -
EMC Trims RSA Workforce
Storage giant EMC is cutting an undisclosed amount of its workforce at its RSA Information Security operation, according to a report in the Boston Globe. The layoffs come after an earlier announc… -
Tech Demand in Seattle Now Trumps Silicon Valley?
Seattle-area employers advertised for more than 31,000 technology jobs during August, according to WANTED Analytics, which reports that demand in the Emerald City is growing faster than in Silico… -
Brocade Expands Flexibility of Fabric, Virtual-Network Controls to Storage
Brocade has announced a new line of networking-fabric and virtualization products designed to help datacenter networks move toward the exascale, especially in multi-tenant environments. The key i… -
11 Best Tech Companies for Working Moms
Nearly a dozen tech companies landed on the list of Working Mother magazine’s 100 Best Companies. And some of the companies that provide the best environment and perks for working moms may come a… -
Square’s New York State of Mind for Hiring
Square, the hot mobile payments company founded by Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey, is on a hiring binge, according to USA Today. The company, which employed 300 a year ago, now employs 600 and is… -
Rhapsody Lays Off 15 Percent of Workers
Rhapsody International is planning to cut 15 percent of its workforce as part of a restructuring that will speed up its efforts in Europe and emerging markets. The move will impact approximately…