“Aaa-CHOO!”

Ah, Spring. Truly a reminder that beauty is pain. At least that’s how it feels as we drag our watery eyes and itchy noses through Philly’s newly lush, pollen-drenched streets, perpetually on the verge of an earth-shattering sneeze.

Well, pop a Benadryl and take a hit off the ol’ inhaler, ‘cause we’re about to take you on a walk through the garden of tech jobs.

From the Newstand

There's a fresh On the Market with some dev jobs at Blackfynn and QuantaVerse worth checking out. 

If The Office taught us anything—and frankly it taught us a lot—it’s that those co-manager roles can sure get confusing. Previously led by two CEOs, startup incubator and entrepreneurial coworking community 1776 is now solely at run by Jenn Maher. The leadership shakeup was “aimed at having clearer, more defined roles” as the organization continues to grow its footprint. And you know what a growth spurt means, people: time to buy new pants. Or, in this case, hire more employees. Get in there.

Brightside — a startup focused on reducing financial stress for employees — just received a $4-million seed round from Comcast Ventures. The financial-health platform offers financial planning that makes a direct impact on net income. Clearly this company understands just how real the struggle can get. Excited by the mission? Introduce yourself.

“It’s lit.” Mayor Jim Kenney delighted a packed house of tech enthusiasts and reminded us he’s hip to the kid’s lingo at Philly Tech Week’s Mayoral Tech Town Hall. While we don’t know exactly what he was referring to, let’s assume it’s Philly’s growing range of organizations dedicated to lighting a fire under the bums of promising startups and small businesses. That list includes the city-supported StartUp PHL, Salesforce’s Growth Camp Philadelphia and the recent launch of Brazen Philly for female entrepreneurs. Considering starting your own biz? Check ‘em out.

From the Job Board

Pack your lunchbox, higher ed is calling…

• Fox School of Business at Temple University seeks a Non-Tenure Track Assistant Professor / Director, IEI Accelerator Programs to teach Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, with a preference for candidates who can crush it on topics like Lean Start-up and Design Thinking.
• Peirce College — located in the heart of Center City, specializing in serving the unique needs of working adults — is hiring a Digital Marketing Specialist.
• University of Pennsylvania is looking for an Associate Director, Marketing Automation.
• Swarthmore College is hiring an Academic Web Developer & a Network Engineer. The liberal arts school boasts a 425-acre campus complete with arboretum, gardens, rolling lawns, a creek, wooded hills, and hiking trails. Great for outdoor enthusiasts, tougher for allergy sufferers.

Full-stack engineers, we got your listings right here:

• Fintech startup (and exotic coffee brewer) Perpay is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer.
• The clean energy avengers at Inspire are looking for a Full Stack Developer & Full Stack Developer of Growth to build out their smart home technology.
• Email marketing software company AWeber wants a Senior Full Stack Software Engineer who loves the work so much they’d do it for free. Theoretically. You’ll get paid there, don’t worry.

And for the social butterfly who knows Philly inside-out, your dream job has arrived:

• Social Media Content Producer, Visit Philadelphia

From the Mid-Atlantic

A quick Amtrak ride South of Philly you’ll find two amazing tech employers, each serving up a hotbed of job opportunities not to be missed:

• Civic-tech startup Nava in D.C.: View all jobs.
• Publishing strategy company 14 West is hiring Baltimore: View all jobs.

A little more...

• Senior Python Software Engineer, Linode
• Application Developer, Deacom
• Office Manager, Zivtech
• Data Engineer, BlackFynn
• Software Developer, Pariveda Solutions
• Software Mobile Applications Developer, BresslerGroup

Happy job hunting this week, friends!

Be sure to share the love and pass this along to anyone who might be looking for their next career adventure. And for those suffering from pollen poisoning, remember, the vampire sneeze is the polite sneeze. See ya next week!