If you want to work with the award winning team at Gizmodo, Lifehacker and Kotaku on a daily basis – breathing in geek as you exhale awesome – Allure Media is looking for a Technology Manager/Lead Developer to take our sites to the next level. Could it be you?
The job ad is below. If you’ve got the skills, get your application in now!
Conde Nast today continues the rollout of iPad magazine subscriptions that started with the New Yorker, adding Glamour, Vanity Fair, Golf Digest and Allure to its digital roster. Each iSubscription will cost $US20/year, or $US2 for a single issue. If you’re a current print subscriber, congrats! You get free iPad access starting now, including a back catalogue of issues available for download. [Wired]
Allure Media, the brains trust behind the beautiful beasts that are the Australian editions of Gizmodo, Kotaku and Lifehacker, is looking to hire a full-time designer to join the team. If you have mean skills with web graphics, Flash and a healthy dose of video motion graphics expertise, read on.
If you love gadgets, games, technology, celebrity gossip and babies, and have experience as a web designer, we could have the perfect job for you. Gizmodo AU’s publisher, Allure Media, is looking for a part time web designer to work across our range of sites. Full details below:
Got a Chumby? Been disappointed by the lack of a dedicated Giz AU widget? Well, be disappointed no longer – we’ve been working tirelessly over the past few days to get our widget up onto the Chumby servers, and even though it’s only V1, it’s still the best darned widget the Chumby has seen so far (if we do say so ourselves).
To get the Gizmodo AU widget on your Chumby, log onto Chumby.com and select the Australia category in the Manage widgets tab. And while you’re there, you should probably add all the other Allure Media sites as well, from Babble to Kotaku and Lifehacker to Defamer – they’re all pretty much guaranteed to keep you entertained throughout the day while you should be working, and that can’t be a bad thing.
