On June 04 2013 07:06 Metak wrote:
Meeting pretty much all of the web designer skills and bonus points, I'm pretty sad this is a position for NA only.

We're open to non-US, but we prefer US simply because of timezones and availability. Submit your application and we'll take a look regardless

2ndOfJuly

Germany2 Posts

June 03 2013 22:18 GMT

#25

Okay i can check 95% of the required skills even if its 2 jobs... the 5% im used to Subversion at best, and even worse we have cvs in the office for the legacy bnecause chef choose to stick with it aaaand im not us based + sucking foreigner english. But seriously thats a bunch of killer requirements for, i guess, a little money you get you'd get anywhere else ;...; So lets say you get a promoted fresh university guy with some good projects he made and you pay 40.000€ a year. Id be interested what they pay for the love of esports

Fyrn

Germany62 Posts

June 03 2013 22:27 GMT

#26

On June 04 2013 06:23 Imbu wrote:

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Yup, and one of my favorite projects

https://github.com/GraylinKim/sc2reader?source=c

can always be a good place to start. =D

I second this. Graylin is extremely active, but I bet he welcomes any help.

imJealous

United States1382 Posts

June 03 2013 22:29 GMT

#27

Cough*herolevelworldoftankssite*Cough

KeyHunt

United States218 Posts

June 03 2013 22:42 GMT

#28

On June 04 2013 06:54 JeowJeow wrote:
Would said applicant be expected to work on both EG and Alliance projects?

Oh you're so cute lol.

Starcraft 2

United States64 Posts

June 03 2013 22:43 GMT

#29

Hire R1ch, then he'd work at both TL and EG!

Corvi

Germany1406 Posts

June 03 2013 23:03 GMT

#30

pretty clever. there are probably tons of guys with amazing web development skills here, who lack the social skills for the ordinary job market and work for a fraction of the salary they deserve.

eieio

United States14512 Posts

June 03 2013 23:24 GMT

#31

Happy with my job right now but love the qualifications for the web dev position. "We might accept SVN users, but be ready to explain yourself" gave me a laugh. I'm sure you guys will get some good applicants, hope the fact that you'd be working for the esports Yankees doesn't stop folks here from applying :p

Seriously though looks like a great job, I'm sure working for EG is fun.

PlayerNaN

Norway1 Post

June 03 2013 23:39 GMT

#32

Sooo... when are you guys moving to Europe? I even got the StarCraft and bonus points in the application!

Maximinimoi

France1 Post

June 03 2013 23:56 GMT

#33

Being local to San Francisco is a plus, but not required

I think anyway France is too much. Too much hours more, too much €/$ for the plane, too much accent when I speak english.. huhu.

I loved to try but I need now an internship, not a full job and I don't think I could have a chance. Perhaps back in 2 years, but I'll prefer blizzard (Web/game Dev/design studies for me ^^) :p

Glhf for guys who'll try

Danzo

2820 Posts

June 04 2013 00:00 GMT

#34

Damn, wish I understood half of what I was reading for the requirements! How many years of schooling do you need to become a web dev?

Desch

1 Post

June 04 2013 00:11 GMT

#35

On June 04 2013 09:00 Danzo wrote:
Damn, wish I understood half of what I was reading for the requirements! How many years of schooling do you need to become a web dev?

None at all! Pretty easy to teach yourself. Plenty of websites out there to learn from -- Nettuts, Webtuts, Smashing Magazine, websites like those are great resources. Not too hard to get up and running on your own, and you save the money of going through a college that typically is a couple years behind current trends.

ThomasjServo

15244 Posts

June 04 2013 00:15 GMT

#36

I can't recommend Poseidon Webstudios enough, we've been slacking on our update, but it looks amazing. Not to mention it is run by a former GM player, and has eSports experience. Something to consider. http://www.poseidonwebstudios.com/

Warboss

United States12 Posts

June 04 2013 00:41 GMT

#37

Wow, Totally helps line out the skills I need to work on.

Would love a job in e-sports like this.

Zarahtra

Iceland4053 Posts

June 04 2013 01:02 GMT

#38

On June 04 2013 09:00 Danzo wrote:
Damn, wish I understood half of what I was reading for the requirements! How many years of schooling do you need to become a web dev?

Job ads pretty much always look intimitating. The hardest part is getting the experience tbh(well assuming you are decently smart), the rest comes if you are motivated and want to learn.

Alryk

United States2718 Posts

June 04 2013 01:52 GMT

#39

Git ftw

I'm doing an internship now, otherwise I might have applied... we're doing Ruby, RoR, Git, and all of that like right now

Although I'm TL all the way :D good luck EG finding the guys you need!

On June 04 2013 09:00 Danzo wrote:
Damn, wish I understood half of what I was reading for the requirements! How many years of schooling do you need to become a web dev?

I'm a freshman in college doing half of that haha. It just depends on when you start and what you do. I've only really had a year dedicated to learning programming.