How big can you think?

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March 31, 2008 on 9:23 am | 3 Comments

At Yahoo!, we don’t hire people who think like us…we hire people who think like you. Now, we are looking for talented engineers to help build and develop the next generation global Yahoo! front page, serving over 300 million page views every day.

See current opportunities below.

Senior Frontend Engineer
Requisition ID: 12621
Senior Frontend Engineers will design and implement high performance web pages, develop widgets using the latest web 2.0 standards to connect users with their favorite content, and much more. We are looking for Senior Frontend Engineers well versed in javascript, CSS, and PHP to work on the all new global Yahoo! front page.
Apply now.

Principal Software Engineer, Performance
Requisition ID: 12627
Principal Software Engineers will help us attain the stringent performance targets that are required for the most popular web page on the internet. Also, you will work closely with development and operations teams to continuously improve server throughput, latency, availability, and browser round-trip time.
Apply now.

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Comment by Paul Eilers
2008-03-31 15:45:45

I will let my brother-in-law know about this.

He is extremely knowledgeable about web design and much more.

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Comment by Chrystal
2008-04-01 22:18:42

Glad to see your using your blog to promote positions from among your fan base! Who else but interested web users of the Yahoo services would subscribe to your blogs!

Do you offer summer internships?

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Comment by Shaun
2008-04-09 07:14:46

It’s great that you Hire IN-House ( fan base) to fill positions on your site your fans will know what why and hopefully how.

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