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This Week in Jobs: Spring break! After you scope out these 20 open tech roles, that is

Let your brain take a vacation.

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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.


For many schools, this week marks spring break. The days are getting a little longer, and who knows, it might not snow again this year.

While you might not be headed to a crowded beach to pile into an Airbnb, can you take a “brain-cation” this week? We all know time off is an essential tool to combat burnout, and even cultivating a vacation mindset at home could help you relax.

So whether that means wearing flip flops around the house, sneaking in a cat nap, or drinking a piña colada from the comfort of the couch, try for a touch of “Out of Office” mindset this week — that is after you check out TWIJ, of course.

The News

Good news? You had a positive performance review. Bad news? The raise was unsatisfying. What should you do next?

Crypto may be all the rage, but its drain on energy isn’t. Learn how mining digital currency can go green.

Speaking of crypto, Allentown-based Shift4Payments just made two acquisitions with an eye toward the blockchain and crypto space.

Green energy company GridPoint is seeing green, too. The DMV-area startup just saw one of the region’s largest deals in 2022 via a $75 million investment round (and a hiring spree coming soon).

Instead of relying on pre-made templates, bootstrapping founders can turn to Start.Law, a subscription-based service for legal and accounting services.

Meet Jonathan Jenkins, the new systems engineer at Baltimore-based 14 West who found his role by applying on Technical.ly (and check out 14 West’s open roles here if you want to follow in his footsteps).

The Jobs

Want to help create stronger connections within the Technical.ly community? We’re searching for a Product Manager to join our remote team.

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Philly/Delaware

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Pittsburgh

The End

Don’t be afraid to take some me-time this week. We’ll catch you back here once you’re nice and rested.

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