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				<h1>JOBS</h1>
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            <li><a data-scroll-nav="6"><h5>APPEXCHANGE PRODUCT MANAGER</h5></a></li>
            <li><a data-scroll-nav="7" name="what"><h5>CLOUD APPLICATION DEVELOPER</h5></a></li>
            <li><a data-scroll-nav="8"><h5>PROJECT MANAGER</h5></a></li>
            <li><a data-scroll-nav="9"><h5>SOLUTION ARCHITECT</h5></a></li>
            <li><a data-scroll-nav="10"><h5>RECRUITER OF ALL TRADES</h5></a></li>
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      		<h3>US</h3>
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			<h4>CodeScience, Inc. is a provider of technology and professional services that enable organizations to deploy strategic business processes into the cloud. Our primary focus is building on the Force.com platform. Using equal parts precision and play, we create products for Salesforce ISV Partners and tackle complex Salesforce implementations. We also work with other cloud platforms such as Heroku and Box.</h4>

<h4>The team mostly works from home or at our headquarters office in Chattanooga. Our homies, the lucky ones getting the home office allowance, are clustered around the San Francisco Bay area with a few rogue consultants in Atlanta, Denver and Los Angeles.</h4>

<h4>Benefits are solid, travel is limited, and we don't track vacation time. More important, we work on some of the most challenging projects in our little niche of the software industry. We're excited to tackle the projects that others shy from.</h4>
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      		<h3>YOU</h3>
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			<h4>If you're smart, experienced, and driven, then you'd fit right in at CodeScience.</h4>
				<h4>Currently, we have five open positions:</h4>
				<h4><a data-scroll-nav="6">AppExchange Product Manager</a> - communicate, design, and bring to market</h4>
				<h4><a data-scroll-nav="7">Cloud Application Developer</a> - code amazing things</h4>
				<h4><a data-scroll-nav="8">Project Manager</a> - communicate, design, and configure</h4>
				<h4><a data-scroll-nav="9">Solution Architect</a> - conceptualize and sell</h4>
				<h4><a data-scroll-nav="10">Recruiter of all Trades</a> - build the team</h4>
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      		<h4 class="bold orange">AppExchange Product Manager</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Location</h4><h4>National - preference to Chattanooga, San Francisco Bay, Atlanta, Los Angeles</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Role</h4>
      		<h4>Product Managers are responsible for bringing software products to market and identifying the scope for the next phase. In this job, you'll manage small budgets, excessive client expectations, surly developers, an immature CEO, aloof architects, and ever present feature competition all while navigating your precious product roadmap. Product Managers need to expertly juggle scope, quality, cost and schedule. While you'll spend a plurality of time communicating, you'll also design, build, and test significant portions of software applications for wide adoption in the marketplace. The Product Manager position at CodeScience lets you be a leader in SaaS innovation without risking your fortune at a startup. Zen-like patience and laser-like focus are required for this position. Mad skills with nunchucks might help too, but are not requisite.</h4>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Success Predictors</h4>
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		  			<li>You've taken part in the development of an AppExchange product</li>
		  			<li>You've built apps on other platforms and are ready to enter a brave new world</li>
		  			<li>You're bored silly with deploying Salesforce CRM, but get excited about doing the custom stuff on Force.com</li>
		  			<li>You've worked at one of our bigger competitors and are ready to go where work quality and employee happiness reign over the profit-at-any-cost paradigm</li>
		  			<li>You fail well - meaning fast and iterate</li>
		  			<li>You spot bugs, UI improvements, and better ways to present information on almost every website or software application you use</li>
		  			<li>You're a human can of Raid - you know what bugs are, how to describe them in detail and have an insatiable need to kill them (or get them put into budget for the next project phase)</li>
		  			<li>You raise issues quickly instead of sweeping them under the carpet</li>
		  			<li>You are well practiced at <a href="http://youtu.be/UBr3MM9_zd4">delivering tough messages to clients</a></li>
		  			<li>You are self motivated and break out in hives if things go unfinished</li>
		  			<li>You know how to communicate with and motivate software developers</li>
		  			<li>You care more about content than form, unless it's about UI design, then you care about elegance and powerful simplicity</li>
		  			<li>You have started your own company or been an independent contractor at some point in your career</li>
		  			<li>You wake up in the morning thinking about how to make software better</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Requirements</h4>
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		  			<li>College degree - better yet, you left college because it was slowing you down</li>
		  			<li>5+ years of software industry experience</li>
		  			<li>Built one or more products for distribution on the Salesforce <a href="https://appexchange.salesforce.com/">AppExchange</a> (native or composite) or <a href="https://www.heroku.com/"Heroku>Heroku</a></li>
		  			<li>Familiarity with <a href="http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Security_Review">Force.com ISV Security Review</a> process</li>
		  			<li>You fail well - meaning fast and iterate</li>
		  			<li>Salesforce DEV 401 certification (bonus)</li>
		  			<li>Familiarity with Force.com, Heroku, AWS, or other SaaS platforms</li>
		  			<li>Familiarity with web application design and secure web authentication protocols</li>
		  			<li>Familiarity with API design and use in web applications</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Responsibilities</h4>
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		  			<li>Rapidly distill software requirements from prospects and customers and offer potential solution options</li>
		  			<li>Identify and assess market, technical, political, financial, personnel, and other risks to project success and incorporate risk mitigation into estimates and project design</li>
		  			<li>Design cloud based software applications and communicate that design to clients, product managers, and developers based on guidance from a Solution Architect</li>
		  			<li>Prepare design notes, functional requirements, project plans, and UI designs</li>
		  			<li>Manage internal and external team members to best leverage their skills</li>
		  			<li>Jockey for internal resources with other product managers</li>
		  			<li>Track your time and review time entered by team members</li>
		  			<li>Manage product development within budget and identify change orders as needed</li>
		  			<li>Test developed software and manage an issues log</li>
		  			<li>Package the developed software and shepherd through the security review and app publishing processes</li>	
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		  		<h4>To apply,<a href="mailto:recruiting@codescience.com"> click here</a></h4>
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      		<h4 class="bold orange">Cloud Application Developer</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Location</h4><h4>National - preference to Chattanooga, San Francisco Bay, Atlanta, Los Angeles</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Role</h4>
      		<h4>Application Developers are tasked with technical implementation based upon requirements and design in coordination with other project team members. You have a high chance of succeeding at CodeScience if you know more than one programming language and are a little overzealous regarding technologies. The kicker: you have exceptional communication skills balanced with firecracker technical capabilities. This is a crucial position in our ability to deliver value to our customers.</h4>
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		  			<li>You have both compiled and interpreted language experience</li>
		  			<li>You possess a desire to work with interesting clients and projects that challenge you</li>
		  			<li>You loathe cubicles and value flexibility and high pay over the 9-to-5 beige office job</li>
		  			<li>You have a decent handle on building quality user experience apps</li>
		  			<li>You love building things that solve client needs elegantly and balanced with long term maintainability</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Requirements</h4>
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		  			<li>CS Degree with 3.0+ GPA or 4+ years web application development experience</li>
		  			<li>Experience with web application server environments/languages (MVC): ASP.net, JSP and/or PHP or similar</li>
		  			<li>Solid with JavaScript as well as CSS</li>
		  			<li>SQL experience on more than one major database</li>
		  			<li>Force.com and/or Heroku platform knowledge</li>
		  			<li>Salesforce DEV 501 certification (bonus)</li>
		  			<li>Ajax toolkits: Extjs, JQuery, etc.</li>
		  			<li>Java, C#, Ruby, Python, Clojure, Scala, Node.js</li>
		  			<li>SOA</li>
		  			<li>Amazon Web Services knowledge</li>
		  			<li>Google and/or Box API familiarity</li>
		  			<li>GUI design sensibilities</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Responsibilities</h4>
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		  			<li>Work with PMs and Architects across multiple projects</li>
		  			<li>Provide solution implementation using a variety of technologies listed in the requirements above</li>
		  			<li>Record hours worked on a daily basis</li>
		  			<li>Be responsive to requests from project members and management</li>
		  			<li>Practice good development life cycle including, but not limited to:
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			  				<li>solid coding patterns and comments </li>
			  				<li>use of source control on each project </li>
			  				<li> writing test methods in a timely manner </li>
			  				<li>self-testing work prior to calling it done </li>
			  				<li>expert use of Force.com IDE or comparable IDE</li>
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		  		<h4>To apply,<a href="mailto:recruiting@codescience.com"> click here</a></h4>
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      		<h4 class="bold orange">Project Manager</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Location</h4><h4>National - preference to Chattanooga, San Francisco Bay, Atlanta, Los Angeles</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Role</h4>
      		<h4>Project Managers are responsible for making software development projects come to fruition and identifying the scope for the next phase. In this job, you'll manage small budgets, excessive client expectations, surly developers, an immature CEO, aloof architects, and an omnipresent clock loudly ticking away the days on your precious project plan. With the patience of a preschool teacher and the brawn of a linebacker, Project Managers focus on the scope while balancing quality, cost, and schedule. Besides spending a significant amount of time communicating, you will also design, build, and test significant portions of software applications. Because the position straddles the business and technical realms, Project Managers at CodeScience are exposed to more case studies than MBA hopefuls.</h4>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Success Predictors</h4>
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		  			<li>You've worked with big ERP systems and are ready to start delivering value quickly instead of taking part in a twenty body, three year, multi-million dollar experiment in corporate inefficiency</li>
		  			<li>You're bored silly with deploying Salesforce CRM, but get excited about doing the custom stuff on Force.com</li>
		  			<li>You've worked at one of our bigger competitors and are ready to go where work quality and employee happiness reign over the profit-at-any-cost paradigm</li>
		  			<li>You have deployed an AppExchange product into a Salesforce org</li>
		  			<li>You've used Microsoft Project and wax poetic that a simple Google Doc is a better project management tool</li>
		  			<li>You spot bugs, UI improvements, and better ways to present information on almost every website or software application you use</li>
		  			<li>You're a human can of Raid - you know what bugs are, how to describe them in detail and have an insatiable need to kill them (or get them put into budget for the next project phase)</li>
		  			<li>You raise issues quickly instead of sweeping them under the carpet</li>
		  			<li>You are well practiced at delivering tough messages to clients</li>
		  			<li>You are self motivated and break out in hives if things go unfinished</li>
		  			<li>You know how to communicate with and motivate software developers</li>
		  			<li>You care more about content than form, unless it's about UI design, then you care about elegance and powerful simplicity</li>
		  			<li>You wake up in the morning thinking about how to make software better</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Requirements</h4>
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		  			<li>College degree - better yet, you left college because it was slowing you down</li>
		  			<li>2+ years of software industry experience</li>
		  			<li>Completed and can describe multiple Salesforce CRM or Force.com implementations</li>
		  			<li>Salesforce Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, or DEV 401 certification (bonus)</li>
		  			<li>Familiarity with web application design</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Responsibilities</h4>
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		  			<li>Design Force.com based software applications and communicate that design to clients, product managers, and developers</li>
		  			<li>Prepare design notes, functional requirements, project plans, and UI designs based on guidance from a Solution Architect</li>
		  			<li>Configure declarative portions of applications in Force.com</li>
		  			<li>Identify changes to project scope and prepare change orders if needed</li>
		  			<li>Manage internal and external team members to best leverage their skills</li>
		  			<li>Jockey for internal resources with other project managers</li>
		  			<li>Track your time and review time entered by team members</li>
		  			<li>Test developed software and manage an issues log</li>
		  			<li>Use change sets to promote configuration and code from dev environments to production environments</li>
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		  		<h4>To apply,<a href="mailto:recruiting@codescience.com"> click here</a></h4>
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      		<h4 class="bold orange">Solution Architect</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Location</h4><h4>National - preference to Chattanooga, San Francisco Bay, Atlanta, Los Angeles</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Role</h4>
      		<h4>Solution Architects are responsible for making software development projects come to life and convincing clients that CodeScience has the expertise to build them. In this position, you'll lead discovery engagements to identify the roles each company will play, assess risks and technologies, establish a product roadmap, and narrow vague requirements down to a defined scope with a preferred solution path. The keys to this job are to ask questions and learn as much as you can from the client, teach them as much as they can absorb, and start solving problems as soon as you walk in the door.</h4>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Success Predictors</h4>
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		  			<li>You savor solving unstructured problems with no single correct answer</li>
		  			<li>You're a Jedi of the give-and-take - shifting easily between listening to others and sharing your knowledge</li>
		  			<li>You frequently find yourself explaining concepts while wielding a dry erase marker</li>
		  			<li><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bKAG7G1rzg">You watch this</a> and wish you were there to hold Doug's hair back and dole out comforting words</li>
		  			<li>You have a history of designing software for usability, scalability, and performance on a variety of software platforms</li>
		  			<li>You craft clear and intelligent communications based on the technical and business acumen of your audience</li>
		  			<li>You've worked with big ERP systems and are ready to start delivering value quickly instead of taking part in a twenty body, three year, multi-million dollar experiment in corporate inefficiency</li>
		  			<li>You're bored silly with deploying Salesforce CRM, but get excited about doing the custom stuff on Force.com</li>
		  			<li>You've worked at one of our bigger competitors and are ready to go where work quality and employee happiness reign over the profit-at-any-cost paradigm</li>
		  			<li>You have taken part in the development of an AppExchange product</li>
		  			<li>You spot bugs, UI improvements, and better ways to present information on almost every website or software application you use</li>
		  			<li>You motivate coworkers to work smarter and continue learning</li>
		  			<li>You care more about content than form, unless it's about UI design, then you care about elegance and powerful simplicity</li>
		  			<li>You have started your own company or been an independent contractor at some point in your career</li>
		  			<li>You wake up in the morning thinking about how to make software better</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Requirements</h4>
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		  			<li>College degree - better yet, you left college because it was slowing you down</li>
		  			<li>10+ years of software industry experience</li>
		  			<li>Familiarity with Force.com, Heroku, AWS, or other SaaS platforms</li>
		  			<li>Deep understanding of web application design and secure web authentication protocols</li>
		  			<li>Salesforce DEV 401 certification (bonus)</li>
		  			<li>Salesforce Technical Architect (we'll pay you handsomely)</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Responsibilities</h4>
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		  			<li>Design cloud based software applications and communicate that design to clients, product managers, and developers</li>
		  			<li>Rapidly distill software requirements from prospects and customers and offer potential solution options</li>
		  			<li>Assess technical, political, financial, personnel, and other risks to project success and incorporate risk mitigation into estimates and project design</li>
		  			<li>Independently run a software consulting sales cycle</li>
		  			<li>Run discovery engagements and prepare reports of findings</li>
		  			<li>Prepare build lists and project estimates</li>
		  			<li>Guide product managers and developers through completing your designs</li>
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		  		<h4>To apply,<a href="mailto:recruiting@codescience.com"> click here</a></h4>
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      		<h4 class="bold orange">RECRUITER OF ALL TRADES</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Location</h4><h4>San Francisco Bay Area</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Arrangement</h4><h4>Contract or Full-Time</h4>
      		<h4 class="underline">Role</h4>
      		<h4>We are a profitable technology start-up based in San Francisco set for a banner year in 2014. With no shortage of work, the next thing we need are more CodeScience Minions. In this job, you'll find hard working, brilliant minds to join our team, double the size of the company in a year and generally help us replicate genius. Along the way you’ll get the pleasure of unearthing resume gems, selling our awesome culture to an array of nerds and geeks, disqualifying the under motivated or overly weird, and manage new talent through the recruiting pipeline.</h4>

<h4>This role is critical to our company’s growth. You will work closely with our founders and directors to identify and hire new talent. You will get to leverage your previous experience to establish a sustainable recruiting strategy, work at home as much as you want, help form our culture and specialize in Salesforce, the hottest software game out there.</h4>

<h4>We are a startup, be prepared to wear a few more hats than recruiter and get ready to have some fun.</h4>
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		  			<li>You've helped build a technology or software consulting company or two and know that people are our primary currency</li>
		  			<li>You've worked at a larger company and are ready to know the whole team and see your impact</li>
		  			<li>You know how to communicate with and motivate software developers, project managers, solution architects, accountant types and execs</li>
		  			<li>You communicate efficiently</li>
		  			<li>You want to spend about half your time in the office and the other half being just as productive at home....or from a beach</li>
		  			<li>You fail well - meaning fast and iterate</li>
		  			<li>You spot the right people quickly and toss the wrong ones even more quickly</li>
		  			<li>You're a California Closet organizing aficionado. You know where everybody is and who needs to speak with who</li>
		  			<li>You can sell the company, better yet, your friends will grow weary of you speaking about how awesome CodeScience is</li>
		  			<li>You are self motivated and break out in hives if things go unfinished</li>
		  			<li>You wake up in the morning thinking about how to put talented people into a fantastic job</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Requirements</h4>
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		  			<li>College degree - better yet, you left college because it was slowing you down</li>
		  			<li>5+ years recruiting experience (ideally 2+ years in-house experience at a growing software company and 2+ years agency experience)</li>
		  			<li>Familiarity with Salesforce ecosystem preferred</li>
		  			<li>Ability to source candidates who will succeed in our company culture</li>
		  			<li>Ability to build strong relationships quickly</li>
		  			<li>Research guru, skilled at finding passive candidates with niche skill sets</li>
		  			<li>Ability to learn technical information and discern between technical skills</li>
		  			<li>Awesome communication skills</li>
		  			<li>Self confidence and self starter</li>
		  			<li>Mad organizational chops</li>
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		  		<h4 class="underline">Responsibilities</h4>
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		  			<li>Establish and manage full lifecycle recruitment process</li>
		  			<li>Foster long-term relationships with candidates and ensure a positive candidate experience</li>
		  			<li>Research new technologies</li>
		  			<li>Partner with hiring managers to create detailed job descriptions and understand technical job requirements</li>
		  			<li>Manage job postings with website team</li>
		  			<li>Regularly assess company recruiting needs and strategy</li>
		  			<li>Establish a sustainable recruiting process and set of tools</li>
		  			<li>Help open a San Francisco office</li>
		  			<li>Manage an immature CEO</li>
		  			<li>Be the Director of Vibe’s doppelganger</li>
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		  		<h4>To apply,<a href="mailto:recruiting@codescience.com"> click here</a></h4>
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