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Internet Jobs – Boost your net career savvy

Looking to make your way into one of the fastest growing job sectors in the country? Internet jobs are all around you, and you no longer need a degree in computer programming to get one.

Getting Started

CNET’s TechRepublic is a great place to start your search. CNets’s "How to build your online career" feature focuses on the four main categories of Internet jobs: content development, Web or graphic design, programming and site management. The article also offers tips on getting the perfect Web job and advice on commanding the salary you deserve.

Programmer Salary Calculator

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Current Programmer Employment Opportunities

• Senior Programmer / Analyst
  Location: US-TX-San Antonio
  Company: City of San Antonio
  Last Updated: 06/18
  Details: ...Department is seeking to hire a Senior Programmer / Analyst. The selected individual...direction, is responsible for assisting the Programmer/Analyst Supervisor in analyzing and...and providing technical assistance to programmer/analysts and outside users. Exercises...


• Ad Hoc Programmer
  Location: US-TX-San Antonio
  Company: Group O Inc
  Last Updated: 06/15
  Details: Group O's Marketing Solutions division is searching for Programmers to join its growing team. This position is responsible for programming in relational databases and writing SQL queries in a Teradata environment.


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Location

Whether it’s the Silicon Valley (San Francisco) or the Silicon Alley (New York), most jobs in new media are concentrated in large coastal metropolitan areas. A number of job databases concentrate on specific regions.

• Seattle High-Tech Jobs Network
  A consortium of more than 50 Puget Sound based high-tech companies that produce advanced technology products and services.

Other Job Databases

• computerjobs.com
  Updated every hour, this site offers regional listings for 19 cities and lists jobs in 18 categories, including e-commerce and new media/graphics.
• Dice.com
  A searchable database of high-tech jobs online.

Additional Resources

• Webgrrls International
  Caters to women interested in new media and technology. The site provides a forum for exchanging ideas and job leads, and offers tips and tutorials on everything from understanding techie terminology to forming better client relations.

   — AnnMarie Harris

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