Here's the deal: we typically only need help with one thing: Wine Development. Other code development, system administration, testing, sales, tech support, accounting, temp work, dishwashing, and so on we have only occasional need for, and we hire locally when we do.
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[Open-Source Programmer]
[Who we are]
CodeWeavers is a small company based in St Paul, Minnesota that enables customers to run Windows programs on macOS, Linux and Android using the open source Wine technology. We are looking for a handful of talented programmers that are willing to learn how to improve Wine. We have developers all around the globe and are happy to hire remote workers.
[About the position]
CodeWeavers needs new, full-time developers to improve Wine's ability to run games and other types of software and integrate well with the native operating system and other system components. Positions are available to work on a variety of Wine-based software, including CodeWeavers's own CrossOver product; the Proton project for Valve software; and projects for other clients and software internal to
CodeWeavers.
[Why it's interesting]
CodeWeavers prides itself on four tenets. Do challenging and meaningful work, work with people we respect, have fun at work and of course make money. CodeWeavers is filled with capable developers who believe in the technical and moral strengths of open source software. We thrive by working in an environment with competent co workers, little management hassle, and a sensible approach to work-life balance. We need developers with strong C skills who will enjoy the exciting and varied challenges Wine brings. Most Wine developers work on all areas of Wine, including file I/O, device input, audio/video, graphics, Windows shell and GUI programming, and much more. This requires self-motivation and an ability to learn quickly and work within existing code.
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[How to apply]
If you are interested in applying, please send an email to jobs@codeweavers.com. Include your resume, any relevant work samples you are able to offer, and tell us a little about yourself (specific programming interests? favorite games? hobbies outside of programming).
[IT Team Member]
[Job Description]
Are you an unconventional, self-reliant coder, a renegade programmer, or a software rebel with a cause? Do you find yourself constantly thinking outside the box, pushing boundaries, and challenging the status quo? If so, then you might just be the maverick we're looking for.
We're seeking a fiercely independent, creative, and innovative Web Developer to join our gang of digital disruptors, and work under our Director of IT. This isn't your standard web development gig – this is a role for someone who dares to be different and is excited by the possibility of shaking things up.
This is an entry-level position. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide relocation assistance for this role. So, if you're currently living on the other side of the country or globe, please bear this in mind. We are specifically seeking applicants who can commute to our office without requiring relocation support.
[Responsibilities]
[Requirements]
So, if you're a web developer who walks to the beat of your own drum, we'd love to chat. Here, it's all about creativity, courage, and a hint of calculated chaos. Let's rewrite the rules of web development together.
[Benefits]
[About CodeWeavers]
We're CodeWeavers, coming to you live from the vibrant land of St. Paul, Minnesota. We're not your average tech outfit, oh no - we're the renegades making the impossible, well, possible! CodeWeavers is an Employee Ownership Trust, where you're not just a cog in the machine, but an integral part of our company's future.
Our mission? To boldly go where no one has dared before - breaking down the barriers between Windows and macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS using the awesome power of open-source Wine technology.
[How to apply]
If you are interested in applying, please send an email to jobs@codeweavers.com. Include your resume, any relevant work samples you are able to offer, and tell us a little about yourself (specific programming interests? favorite games? hobbies outside of web development).