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This Week in Jobs Pittsburgh: Peak Pumpkin Spice

The seasoning that’s in everything.

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At just over two centuries old, pumpkin spice may have finally jumped the shark.

It wasn’t the earlier and earlier appearing PSLs.

It wasn’t the pumpkin spice beer.

It wasn’t even the pumpkin spice SPAM.

It’s pumpkin-spiced dog food.

Granted, pumpkin has genuine health benefits for your canine, but will they even understand how trendy this mealtime treat is? Should we sprinkle the dish with some “Everything But Bagel Seasoning” to top it off?

This latest pumpkin spice development yields more questions than answers. While we’re off contemplating the future of the overexposed squash seasoning, take a look at this week’s news, and newest jobs.

The News

This year’s Google for Startups Black Founders Fund cohort included Jim Gibbs, founder of software company Meter Feeder.

We’re number 23! The 2021 Global Startup Ecosystem Report from Startup Genome ranked Pittsburgh as one of the top 25 emerging startup ecosystems.

A different type of mining: At the inaugural RustBuilt Conference, Stronghold Digital Mining’s cofounder Bill Spence shared his fearless career transition from coal-mining reclamation to mining digital currency with an environmentally beneficial impact.

Technical.ly wants your feedback: Take our community survey by the end of September to help us better meet your local tech info needs. As thanks, we’re picking a handful of survey takers to win a $50 gift card or a signed copy of Guy Raz’s book, “How I Built This.”

Is the future of work here? An expert panel at RustBuilt discussed the future of the office.

And if you want Pittsburgh tech news like this in your inbox each weekday, subscribe to Technical.ly’s daily newsletter.

The Jobs

The Remote Jobs

The End

Keep it spicy! We’ll see you back here real soon.

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