Job Opp. for Veg Summer Internship w/ Software Development
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 2:34 amSomebody emailed this to our club:
"Greetings,
I'm an animal and environmental activist who has
helped start a software company in San Francisco.
We are currently seeking paid summer interns and
it occurred to me that there is no better place
to look than the progressive advocacy groups of
local colleges, which led me to the WISE 37.
Our company has hired interns from college
progressive advocacy groups before (at Stanford),
and we are very interested in speaking with any
De Anza animal advocates looking for a summer job
in computer science. Would you mind forwarding
the enclosed job announcement to your list and/or
any student animal advocate who might be
interested?
Thanks!
Ian Ross"
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A vegetarian-owned and managed emerging sports
games startup in San Francisco is looking to hire
vegetarian software development interns for
summer 2008 (and potentially beyond) who are
interested in entrepreneurship and promoting
vegetarianism. We were founded by experienced
entrepreneurs and venture capitalists with a
track record of success, and deep technical and
business experience at top companies in the
industry, such as Microsoft and Square Enix, as
well as consulting experience at McKinsey. Our
management team includes MIT-educated computer
scientists and Wharton and INSEAD MBAs.
Interns will join an experienced team developing
a new product that will redefine its segment in
the sports gaming space.
Interns will have the opportunity to work with
experienced entrepreneurs across many facets of a
startup business. Roles include a breadth of
responsibilities, including:
· Development in C++, high-performance
network programming, and 3D graphics development
· User interface and game play design
· Unit and user testing
The successful candidate will be proficient in C
or C++, creative, have a strong work ethic, and
be an enthusiastic learner. This paid internship
will provide significant development
opportunities, as well as an opportunity to
experience a broad range of roles in a startup
company.
Please submit resumes and enquiries to <vegprogjob@bigfoot.com>
"Greetings,
I'm an animal and environmental activist who has
helped start a software company in San Francisco.
We are currently seeking paid summer interns and
it occurred to me that there is no better place
to look than the progressive advocacy groups of
local colleges, which led me to the WISE 37.
Our company has hired interns from college
progressive advocacy groups before (at Stanford),
and we are very interested in speaking with any
De Anza animal advocates looking for a summer job
in computer science. Would you mind forwarding
the enclosed job announcement to your list and/or
any student animal advocate who might be
interested?
Thanks!
Ian Ross"
---
A vegetarian-owned and managed emerging sports
games startup in San Francisco is looking to hire
vegetarian software development interns for
summer 2008 (and potentially beyond) who are
interested in entrepreneurship and promoting
vegetarianism. We were founded by experienced
entrepreneurs and venture capitalists with a
track record of success, and deep technical and
business experience at top companies in the
industry, such as Microsoft and Square Enix, as
well as consulting experience at McKinsey. Our
management team includes MIT-educated computer
scientists and Wharton and INSEAD MBAs.
Interns will join an experienced team developing
a new product that will redefine its segment in
the sports gaming space.
Interns will have the opportunity to work with
experienced entrepreneurs across many facets of a
startup business. Roles include a breadth of
responsibilities, including:
· Development in C++, high-performance
network programming, and 3D graphics development
· User interface and game play design
· Unit and user testing
The successful candidate will be proficient in C
or C++, creative, have a strong work ethic, and
be an enthusiastic learner. This paid internship
will provide significant development
opportunities, as well as an opportunity to
experience a broad range of roles in a startup
company.
Please submit resumes and enquiries to <vegprogjob@bigfoot.com>