Vaadin is growing rapidly and we’re looking for you to join our community marketing team in helping us shape the vaadin.com website. You’ll be working together with our graphical artist and marketing team, building a first class web experience on our new brand and using the newest technologies on the market. This, if something, is your place to learn new things from the forefront of web technology!
We expect that you:
Know JavaScript, CSS and HTML,
SEO know-how
experience from Polymer and web components is like the swiss flag (= a big plus),
can turn Photoshop designs into lively sites,
experience from Java backends gives you extra kudos,
and are able to relocate to Turku, Finland.
You would be working with our website building a world class experience. We’re a young and dynamic team with a good work-life balance. You’ll get to choose your own tools from hardware to software. Besides being young we also have huge benefits such as 10% of your time being able to put time into your personal projects that help Vaadin move forward, lunch coupons, sports vouchers, game nights, movie nights, BBQs etc. If you need help relocating to Turku, we’ll help you all the way.
That depends. We have a lot of social activity so it’s in everybody’s interest if you live near one of our offices. Having said that, we sometimes hire candidates who live abroad if they possess specific skills we would like to join the company, i.e. language skills or even a strategically sound location e.g. to open up an entirely new office someplace. Also, if your task is to be mainly writing for magazines or to be a speaker at trade shows, your physical location is of less importance than that of, say, a Scrum Master or a developer.
These are exceptions though. But why not try and find out? Have a look at our current open positions at https://vaadin.com/company/careers and find the job that most closely matches the one you want to work in. Then drop the contact person a mail with your resume and explain how your idea can mutually benefit both you and us.
(deleted above : a commercial offer for contract work)
Oh come on. Please stop abusing our forums for your marketing campaigns. We have enough SPAM.
There’s enough competitors of you. Now we know you are there, too.
And now ask yourself the question: if we would need external help–
Would we go for somebody that we know and trust?
Would we go for a company we find on the web with a proof of their craft?
Or would we go with someone who abuses our forums?
