This Week in Jobs: Thanksgiving Prep Edition

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. Here’s the last one we published; it’s meant to live in your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter here.

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Ferment to be together

Yeah, yeah, Old Bay, crab cakes, Berger cookies, Natty Boh — they all make the table at a Baltimore-themed Thanksgiving dinner. But you can stick with the classics while still repping Charm City by including  a heaping helping of Baltimore-made sauerkraut.

Obviously great on hot-dogs and sausage, the fermented, fragrant cabbage — brought over by the region’s German and Polish immigrants — also pairs great with turkey. And, as if you need another reason, it’s a probiotic that’ll help you digest the mountains of mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes and stuffing you also just ate.

Just don’t tell us if you sprinkle it atop your apple and pecan pies. Ick.

The News

Kombucha, coworking and even a Middle East peace plan. To wrap up 2019, your friends at Technical.ly are looking back at this year’s office trends — including, yes, the self-immolation of WeWork (at the hands of its $60 million jet-buying, aspiring global peacemaker ex-CEO Adam Neumann) — and we need your help. Have an idea for a trend we should cover — perhaps, interesting uses of physical office spaces, cultural dynamics and best practices? If you’ve seen something we should check out or highlight, give us a shout.

Lyft’s latest advisory council has launched in the District. The 15-member panel, featuring everyone from &pizza cofounder Andy Hooper to National Coalition of 100 Black Women President Ayris Scales to AARP exec Staci Alexander, will offer its advice on how to make city life better, more inclusive, more equitable and more sustainable in the nation’s capital. The program is part of Lyft’s City Works program, which is being funded by either $50 million or 1% of the company’s profits, whichever is the larger amount. If the council can also give some advice to the Wizards, we’ll count that as progress.

The Jobs

Curious what life is like on the other side of this newsletter? Of course you are! Technically Media is hiring a Marketing Analyst and Marketing and Partnerships Manager to join its headquarters in Philadelphia.

D.C.

• The Washington Post is hiring a Software Engineer to build and support the Post’s website and projects in the newsroom.
• CareFirst is seeking a Cyber Security Specialist (Palo Alto Security Engineer).
• CareFirst is also looking for a Cyber Security Specialist (Carbon Black Defense).

Maryland

• Asymmetrik in Annapolis Junction is hiring a Full Stack Developer.
• Help shape the future of coding: Code Partners, Montgomery County’s newest coding school, is looking for a Front End Teaching Assistant in Bethesda.
• Code Partners is also seeking an Evenings & Weekend Instructor for its Coding School.
• Protenus, an AI-powered healthcare compliance analytics platform, is hiring a Content Marketing Manager in Baltimore.

Virginia

• If you’ve wondered what the Dowager Countess of Grantham would tweet, PBS in Arlington is hiring a Senior Manager for Social Media.
• Salesforce in Herndon is seeking a Senior Manager/Director in Government Cloud to help design, build, maintain and even operate Salesforce services for a government customer. You’ll need to be able to get a top secret clearance.
• Booz Allen Hamilton in Arlington is looking for an Operations Research Analyst, Mid, for a role working with the Navy.
• Capricorn Systems, Inc., is hiring a Mobile Application Developer in Richmond.

Remote

• Jack Henry & Associates is hiring a Remote Software Engineering Manager to join a services team for the Banno Platform.
• If vowels aren’t your thing, Trqk is seeking a Remote Front End Developer.
• Dynatron Software is looking for a Remote Full Stack Java Developer.

The End

For District denizens, there’s plenty to inspire an on-brand Thanksgiving dinner, from injera stuffing to cranberry mumbo sauce to half-smoke green beans. Personally, we’re fans of the sweet potato pupusas.

Have a great week and a happy holiday, everyone.