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BestReviews | Product Manager | Remote within the US | Offices in SF, LA, and NYC | Full-Time | https://bestreviews.com

About the company: BestReviews is your one-stop shop for comprehensive, in-depth product reviews of the top brands and models of every product on the market while also pointing you to the best prices on the internet. The site is used by millions of US consumers each month, and the company is profitable. It is owned by Nexstar Media, which owns around 200 local TV stations in the US.

We already have a product team of 4 people, and we’re looking for someone to own our roadmap for our in-house CMS and our partner integrations.

Details and apply here: https://angel.co/l/2xcP5f

This position is fully remote (US only), or you can work in one of the office locations mentioned above. Authorization to work in the United States is required.

Feel free to email me if you have questions: william[at]bestreviews[dot]com

BestReviews | Product Manager | Remote within the US | Offices in SF, LA, and NYC | Full-Time | https://bestreviews.com

About the company: BestReviews is your one-stop shop for comprehensive, in-depth product reviews of the top brands and models of every product on the market while also pointing you to the best prices on the internet. The site is used by millions of US consumers each month, and the company is profitable. It is owned by Nexstar Media, which owns around 200 local TV stations in the US.

We already have a product team of 4 people, and we’re looking for someone to own our roadmap for our in-house CMS and our partner integrations.

Details and apply here: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3063978539/

This position is fully remote (US only), or you can work in one of the office locations mentioned above. Authorization to work in the United States is required.

Feel free to email me if you have questions: william[at]bestreviews[dot]com

Edit - here's the job posting for the Associate Product Manager role: https://angel.co/bestreviews/jobs/234378-associate-product-m...

BestReviews | Product, QA, Engineering | San Francisco, Sofia | Full-time | Onsite | http://bestreviews.com

Join BestReviews in creating the ultimate product recommendation service for the modern web. We eliminate the need for consumers to spend hours determining the best product for their needs, and over 100 million people have used our service since our launch three years ago. We are profitable and growing fast.

The positions we are hiring for:

  - Associate Product Manager (San Francisco)
  - QA Engineer (Sofia)
  - Software Engineer (Sofia)

We're looking for an Associate Product Manager to lead new features and our A/B Testing. We're looking for a QA engineer interested in building automated testing. We're also looking for engineers interested in working with PHP, MySQL and AWS. Join us!

If you want to learn more, send your resume to [email protected]. No recruiters.

Ah yes, the "Marine Biology Simulation". It looks like the College Board is still using it.

http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/members/courses/teache...

Mozilla uses django for many of our web apps, and there's a django app that integrates Persona (formerly called BrowserID). Take a look at the repo, and if you have questions, ask in the #webdev IRC channel mentioned in the readme.

https://github.com/mozilla/django-browserid

It is part of the Marketplace (bundled app store) in Firefox OS. I don't believe Persona is the main identity system in Firefox OS at the moment, but it's very possible it could be in a future version.

File a bug to request that :) https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/

Yes, this. There have been 800,000 bugs filed for all groups within Mozilla. We use bugzilla for managing projects and tasks (ex: a request for the Firefox 8th birthday cake graphic in the blog post). It's not just for tracking Firefox bugs. We use it for just about everything.

Sadly, I haven't received such a physical object after working at Mozilla for 3 years. When I joined though, we did have over 1 million users per paid staff member. That is a lot of responsibility.

Even though there's not an Austin office (yet), you should still apply. A significant portion of paid staff work from their homes, hacker spaces or cafes. I worked remotely for Mozilla for 9 months before I moved to the Bay Area.

Check out the Careers page and see if there's anything you like: http://careers.mozilla.org/

Exactly. I'd say this site is even more useful avoiding traffic and transit delays during home games.

Thanks!

Yes, this would be pretty easy to do. Stay tuned!

Today's the first home game of the season for the Giants, so we created this simple page. What do you think?

Background info: http://forrestthroughthetrees.blogspot.com/2012/04/introduci...

How we made it: http://dailycavalier.com/2012/04/my-first-app-is-there-a-gia...

Code: https://github.com/lforrest/isthereagiantsgametoday/

Official blog post: http://blog.mozilla.com/blog/2012/02/22/mozilla-marketplace-...

TeamJS for Feeding America has already raised more than the celebrity charities that started with $5,000 each. Good chance they'll be the top cause and receive an extra $25,000.

Mozilla full-time contributor here. I agree they need to do what they're doing - silent updates are super important for the product right now given the new release cycle.

It's important that Mozilla does differentiate though. Firefox is the only browser that's made by a non-profit organization and puts your interests before business interests. Other browsers can't say that - they all have financial incentives and other agendas for you to use their product. Firefox provides choice so you have full control over your browsing experience.

The Aurora channel, which is the code that will soon become Firefox 7, has some pretty big memory improvements.

Nicholas Nethercote is leading Firefox's memshrink effort and shared the results so far: http://blog.mozilla.com/nnethercote/2011/08/09/firefox-7-is-...