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And the first-round pick is …

The universe sure does work in funny ways. Case in point, it can’t be a coincidence that the NFL Draft takes place during allergy season. The experience is eerily similar.

Standing amidst the pollen waiting for a big sneeze to materialize is a lot like staring at the TV waiting to see who the Eagles pick. In both situations you’re on the edge of your seat for an uncomfortably prolonged period of time, desperately hoping the end result will be satisfying.

On the other hand, it’s highly possible we’ve taken too much Benadryl and this is nonsense.

Either way, wipe the pollen out of your eyes, squirt some Afrin up those nostrils, and go on and breathe in this week’s lineup of jobs.

The News

The Dev Conference is only one week out and the speakers are ready to go. Who is speaking, you ask? Well wouldn’t you know it, we have a sneak peek for you. Get those tix for only $20 here and we will catch you there.

The smarties at Drexel University paired up with the brainiacs at Ireland-based Trinity College to develop an energy-storing, conductive ink. Keep your eye peeled for future updates on how the university plans to apply this opportunity, and don’t forget about all of the innovative careers available at Drexel.

Delaware-based startup TheraV has been working hard to develop and grow its ELIX product — a wearable, drug-free therapeutic device for amputees experiencing phantom limb pain. TheraV is one of only two Delaware companies selected for the top 100 in the FedEx Small Business Grant Contest and its founder and CEO Amira Idris Radovic is slated to give a lightning talk at Introduced by Technical.ly, on May 9 at Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast. Learn more about the company and reach out to the team here.

The Jobs

If you’re curious where all of the D.C., Maryland and Virginia jobs have gone, they’ve moved to their very own newsletter! Sign up for our new TWIJ “DMV edition” right here!

If you’re looking for a role in Philly or Delaware, you’re in the right place. Read on below and take your pick, champ.

Engineers, opportunity is calling:

• IntegriChain seeks a Data Engineer
• Linode is hiring a Senior Software Engineer — Kubernetes
• Vistar Media is on the lookout for a Software Engineer
• Orthly is looking to find a Full-Stack JavaScript Engineer
• Blackfynn is fishin’ for a Back-End Engineer
• PromptWorks is ready to hire a Senior React Native Engineer

Product managers and analysts, we got you:

• Inspire seeks a Product Manager, Sales Tools
• Bank Mobile is looking for someone to fill its Product Manager/Business Analyst/Customer Care role
• Odessa has a need for a Sr. Business Analyst — Bilingual (Spanish)
• LLR Partners is hiring a Marketing Operations Analyst

Talented tech news enthusiasts:

• Technical.ly has reported a primo opening for its new Philly Lead Reporter (Full-Time)

Home: where you can work without wearing pants. In other words, here are some remote job openings:

• Elegant Themes seeks a WordPress Developer
• Swarm Technologies, Inc is looking for a Full-Stack Developer
• Codelitt Incubator is on the prowl for a Senior Full-Stack Developer

And hey, look! A TECHNICAL.LY MATCH OPPORTUNITY!

Our Technical.ly Match program matches job seekers with the companies and roles that are the right fit for them.

The job: web manager for a prestigious Philadelphia organization in the arts. The draw: a rare opportunity for someone who craves exposure to incredible music, amazing guest artists and world-class cultural conversation. The protocol: Reach out directly to Technical.ly’s Clayton Wert with your resume and he’ll share the full scoop — clayton@techical.ly.

Hot Tip!

“Before any event, like Philly Tech Week’s upcoming Dev Conference, do your research on who will be attending and exhibiting — if the event is on Meetup, you can publicly see everyone who’s RSVP’d. Google the companies that will be tabling and do your research on open roles listed on their careers page. Have a game plan before going in and know who you want to meet. It’s a more effective, optimized way to network.”

– Clayton Wert, events and experiences manager, Technical.ly

The End

Well friends, we hope you found a job that tickled your fancy. Don’t forget that our entire roster of careers is available to you 24/7 right at this link.

Thanks for joining us! See you next week and happy job hunting!