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Fastmail is a values-driven alternative to Gmail that puts people first. And that includes our staff! We have great benefits and a great team.
On the backend we use Debian, Bash, Perl, Apache, Consul, Cyrus, MySQL, Nginx, Postfix, Prometheus, and of course many other things. We host everything ourselves in physical datacenters.
Much of our software is open source, including our Javascript framework - see https://github.com/fastmail/ . We're heavily involved in the construction and maintenance of open standards, and of course you'll be working a lot with the JMAP protocol in most of these roles!
Philadelphia:
- Customer Support Agent
- Senior Backend Developer
Melbourne:
- Front-end Developer
- Customer Support Agent
- System Engineer
Full list of jobs and details about how to apply at https://apply.workable.com/fastmail-1/#jobs
Fastmail is a values-driven alternative to Gmail that puts people first. And that includes our staff! We have great benefits and a great team.
On the backend we use Debian, Bash, Perl, Apache, Consul, Cyrus, MySQL, Nginx, Postfix, Prometheus, and of course many other things. We host everything ourselves in physical datacenters.
Much of our software is open source, including our Javascript framework - see https://github.com/fastmail/ . We're heavily involved in the construction and maintenance of open standards, and of course you'll be working a lot with the JMAP protocol in most of these roles!
Philadelphia:
- Backend Developer
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician
Melbourne:
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician
Kerala, India:
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician (Remote)
Full list of jobs and details about how to apply at https://www.fastmail.com/about/jobs/
Fastmail is a values-driven alternative to Gmail that puts people first. And that includes our staff! We have great benefits and a great team.
On the backend we use Debian, Bash, Perl, Apache, Consul, Cyrus, MySQL, Nginx, Postfix, Prometheus, and of course many other things. We host everything ourselves in physical datacenters.
Much of our software is open source, including our Javascript framework - see https://github.com/fastmail/ . We're heavily involved in the construction and maintenance of open standards, and of course you'll be working a lot with the JMAP protocol in most of these roles!
Philadelphia:
- Backend Developer
- Support Team Lead
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician
Melbourne:
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician
Kerala, India:
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician (Remote)
Full list of jobs and details about how to apply at https://www.fastmail.com/about/jobs/
Fastmail is a values-driven alternative to Gmail that puts people first. And that includes our staff! We have great benefits and a great team.
On the backend we use Debian, Bash, Perl, Apache, Consul, Cyrus, MySQL, Nginx, Postfix, Prometheus, and of course many other things. We host everything ourselves in physical datacenters.
Much of our software is open source, including our Javascript framework - see https://github.com/fastmail/ . We're heavily involved in the construction and maintenance of open standards, and of course you'll be working a lot with the JMAP protocol in most of these roles!
Philadelphia:
- Backend Developer
- Support Team Lead
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician
- Senior UX Designer
Melbourne:
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician
- Senior UX Designer
Kerala, India:
- Customer Advocate / Support Technician (Remote)
Full list of jobs and details about how to apply at https://www.fastmail.com/about/jobs/
At Fastmail, we’re bringing the human touch back to email. We have three email services, Fastmail email, Topicbox email lists, and Pobox emailing forwarding.
On the backend we use Debian, Bash, Perl, Apache, Consul, Cyrus, MySQL, Nginx, Postfix, Prometheus, and of course many other things. We host everything ourselves in physical datacenters.
Much of our software is open source, including our Javascript framework - see https://github.com/fastmail/ . We're heavily involved in the construction and maintenance of open standards, and of course you'll be working a lot with the JMAP protocol in most of these roles!
Philadelphia:
* Backend Developer
* Support Team Lead
Melbourne:
* Senior UX Designer
* Customer Advocate / Support Technician
Kerala, India:
* Customer Advocate / Support Technician (Remote)
Full list of jobs and details about how to apply at https://www.fastmail.com/about/jobs/
At Fastmail, we’re bringing the human touch back to email. We have three email services, Fastmail email, Topicbox email lists, and Pobox emailing forwarding.
On the backend we use Debian, Bash, Perl, Apache, Consul, Cyrus, MySQL, Nginx, Postfix, Prometheus, and of course many other things. We host everything ourselves in physical datacenters.
Much of our software is open source, including our Javascript framework - see https://github.com/fastmail/ . We're heavily involved in the construction and maintenance of open standards, and of course you'll be working a lot with the JMAP protocol in most of these roles!
Philadelphia:
* Backend Developer
* Project Coordinator
Melbourne:
* Engineering Manager
* Senior UX Designer
And we're also looking for support team members in both these offices and in India as well. Full list of jobs and details about how to apply at https://www.fastmail.com/about/jobs/
Fastmail's the best email service around, built on open standards we invented and open source software we published. It's blazing fast and rock solid. We're looking for someone to join the team that maintains our servers, our software deployment, and the whole platform that makes it possible to provide high-quality service.
Drop us a line and tell us about yourself.
Hey, I'm Rik, CTO at Fastmail. We provide high quality, rock solid email (and contacts, calendars, and more) service. We're big into open standards and open software and contribute to both. Our platform team keeps the servers running at their best, and keeps improving what "their best" means. We need someone to be part of, and lead, that team.
This is us: https://www.fastmail.com/about/
…and I'm particularly keen on our values: https://www.fastmail.com/values/
You can read about the job at https://www.fastmail.com/about/jobs/2020-06-platform-lead/ and apply at [email protected]
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