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This Week in Jobs: 23 open roles to help your career rock on

(And on and on and on ...)

I wanna look at jobs all nite and apply every day. (Gif via Giphy.com)

Forget about “Rock and Roll All Nite,” KISS can now rock and roll 24/7.

During the band’s farewell performance at Madison Square Garden, the band announced they’d continue to perform … as digital avatars.

Created using motion capture technology, the band will rock on — and live on — in their digital forms.

While you don’t need to don face paint and platform shoes, it does all tie back to legacy. What work will you leave behind, and how will it keep rocking years after you’ve finished it?

Still searching for what that legacy might be? Keep scrolling for the latest tech roles.

The News

On the heels of last week’s State of the Philadelphia Tech Economy report comes the inaugural State of the Baltimore Tech Economy report. Download the report today to learn more about Baltimore and Maryland’s economic growth post-COVID — and be sure to check out a free webinar next Tuesday, Dec. 12 with data and insights from all our State of the Tech Economy reports.

How are local orgs supporting employees and retaining talent? We asked our Technical.ly Talent and Ecosystem Builder companies, and they shared a bit about their cultures.

And then there were two: WeWork closed its original Philadelphia hub at The Piazza shortly before its bankruptcy announcement. The coworking company’s two additional locations remain open.

NASA’s technology is coming down to Earth with the help of FedTech and Delaware’s Innovation Space. The organizations are teaming up with local STEM entrepreneurs to find innovative ways to use unused NASA tech on Earth.

Just a few years ago, DC had over a dozen tech unicorns, but this year, it seems the valuation for many has all but collapsed. Technical.ly sifts through the data to hunt for the last unicorn(s).

It’s been just a year since ChatGPT went public, showing how easily AI can replace an employee, creating chaos across many job sectors. As we move forward, how can people future-proof their roles?

The Jobs

Philly + Delaware

DC + Baltimore

Pittsburgh

Remote

The End

Rock on, and don’t forget to head back here next week.

Editor’s note: Every week we ship an email newsletter featuring the region’s most exciting career opportunities. We’ve lovingly called it This Week in Jobs (aka TWIJ — “twidge.”). Below is this week’s edition; it’s meant to live in your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter here.

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