I hope this is an appropriate place to post this. We're hiring, and I'd especially like to find someone in Vienna since I live here. :) This post is in English since English is the main working language. Collaborators live and work all over the world. https://guardianproject.info/contact/join/ Jobs You – We’re looking for developers of all levels to join us – primarily mobile application developers with skills ranging from user interface design down to the core app work at the network and data level. For experienced developers we expect you to have at least one app released in public and prefer that you have experience with open-source and community-led projects. Experience with security software and standards is desired, but not required. The ability to assist in the localization of software to different regions / languages is a plus. Responsibilities – Dependent on seniority, but ideally you’ll be able to confidently take the reins of the overall project engineering processes – specifically software build and release, version control management and software testing. Act as the lead engineer and be responsible for pushing releases to app store(s), markets and other distribution points. Be the team’s primary internal contributor of original project code. All work is contract-based and is not limited by geography. If you are interested in the opportunities below, send a resume or link to relevant work through one of our contact methods: https://guardianproject.info/contact/ jobs@guardianproject.info Internships We’re always on the look-out for energetic, enthusiastic, and capable interns. You – While an aptitude for development is preferred, all that is required is a passion for mobile devices, an interest in security, the eagerness to learn and the ability to be self-directed and productive. The Opportunity – You will be exposed to some of the most advanced work being done in the field of mobile privacy, while at the same time contributing to the general good of humanity and gaining real-world production development experience. If that isn’t enough, then you may also end up with a Guardian-enabled Android device of your own. Responsibilities – Your work will include testing software, working with NGOs and activist groups to setup and use Guardian software, producing online tutorials and guides, and even social media promotion work. CURRENT OPEN POSITIONS December 2016: Python developer with a love for fun and privacy needed for open source mobile security project. Guardian Project has a contract opening for someone who can help us expand our work on building usable, friendly privacy enhancing apps for Android, focused on working on the python backend for a free software app store (F-Droid). * at least 2 years working with Python * Android experience very relevant * comfortable working with Free Software communities in public * Debian/Ubuntu experience is also interesting * an understanding of web development is useful Your work will be 100% Free Software. There are lots of other possible chunks of work, depending on your skillset, including: * Android development * iOS and macOS apps * cross-platform desktop app * technical community management, including translation and localization The working language is English. Other language skills are a bonus, including Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, Spanish, Tibetan, Turkish. If you have a knack and passion for usability, are team-oriented, dependable, and deliverable high quality work on time, then you’re a great fit for this project! Examples of existing released apps or other projects contributed to is a must. References will also be expected. Your focus will be on a rewarding sub-project of the Guardian Project Team, but participation in the larger mission and community is highly encouraged. We pay top of the line for an open source, grant funded project organization. The upside is you can literally live anywhere you wish [almost!], and other than a few scheduled scrums, set your own schedule. Underrepresented minorities in technology are especially encouraged to apply. December 2016: Program / Engineering Manager with a dash of Dev Ops needed for open source mobile security project. Guardian Project has a contract opening for someone who can improve our product build+test+release cycle for a mobile app at the cutting edge of usable security, combining privacy and security with usability and simplicity. You’ll provide coordination and encouragement to our far flung heroic team of developers, designers and testers. Experience with setting up automated mobile builds and testing through cloud device testing services is particularly helpful. If you’re super organized, detailed oriented, deadline driven, dependable, strive for the best and not satisfied with less, this contract is for you! Your focus will be on a rewarding sub-project of the Guardian Team, but participation in the larger mission and community is highly encouraged. We pay top of the line for an open source, grant funded project organization. The upside is you can literally live anywhere you wish [almost!], and other than a few scheduled scrums, set your own schedule. Underrepresented minorities in technology are especially encouraged to apply. December 2016: iOS developer with a love for fun and privacy needed for open source mobile security project. Guardian Project has a contract opening for someone who can help us expand our work on building usable, friendly privacy enhancing apps for iPhone and iPad. If you have a knack and passion for usability, are team-oriented, dependable, and deliverable high quality work on time, then you’re a great fit for this project! A bias towards Swift rather than Objective-C is preferred. Examples of existing released apps or other projects contributed to is a must. References will also be expected. Your focus will be on a rewarding sub-project of the Guardian Team, but participation in the larger mission and community is highly encouraged. We pay top of the line for an open source, grant funded project organization. The upside is you can literally live anywhere you wish [almost!], and other than a few scheduled scrums, set your own schedule. Underrepresented minorities in technology are especially encouraged to apply. .hc -- PGP fingerprint: EE66 20C7 136B 0D2C 456C 0A4D E9E2 8DEA 00AA 5556 https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0xE9E28DEA00AA5556