TunaCode

Do you follow TechCrunch or Neowin or Mashable or other mainstream tech blogs regularly? Are you a fresh CS, CE or EE undergrad looking for an exciting opportunity? If yes, read on.

TunaCode has open positions for technical writers who can cover software for Windows and Mac, write detailed tutorials on software tools, webservers and host of other topics and should be very, very flexible in learning new technologies quickly.

What you get? A cozy startup environment. No dress-code. No red-tape. Get to wear multiple hats and competitive salary.

Please don't send generic resumes. We don't want to know your mission statement or your specialty in MS Office (don't even mention this). Include your Facebook, twitter and LinkedIn profile links. Tell us about the projects you've coded yourself. Don't mention Library management system as a project, everyone does that. Just the projects which you've coded yourself. If you've used Github or Bitbucket in any of your undergrad project, you're a rockstar.

Selection procedure involves 1-2 people scanning your Resume. If something clicks them, you'll receive a call for interview.

Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply.

This is a permanent position and Islamabad based.

Email your resume to: [email protected]

All the best,
TunaCode team.

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