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Think SOAP is not for washing? Atlassian wants you.
We're hiring our first Java developer in San Francisco, specifically to help Jonathan in our developer relations team. The job revolves around improving and maintaining the remote APIs of our products that external developers use.
If you're a REST junkie, a SOAP user or an XML-RPC addict, we may just have the perfect Java job for you. Oh, and you get to work with some of the best engineers in the business at a damn fun company.
Apply via our jobs email address.
(It's not up on the Atlassian jobs page yet - probably will go up tomorrow - but there is a good description of what we look for in every employee, and we do have more than 10 other open positions if you're keen!)
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Hm ... I use shower gel :-)
Let me know when you move east to the Minneapolis area. I'd love to work with you guys, but I'm not willing to relocate (except maybe to Australia, but that's a big step). :-)
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