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Bullseyehub, a Web site that helps event organizers promote their shows online, had trouble finding qualified developers and engineers in London as it grew from five people to a team of 28 in less than a year.
"I'm going to be spending a lot of time in the U.S., but I'm not going to relocate," said Mr. Reber, who moved to Berlin as a student in the mid-2000s anownoverseesees a team of more than 40 developers and engineers in a cramped office in the center of the city.
Based in Mexico City, but with developers and engineers in Menlo Park, Calif., Clip is trying to stay true to its California roots while it explores what Adolfo says is a massive opportunity in the Mexican market.
The trick for developers, architects and engineers in erecting taller modular buildings has been to design an economical bracing system to protect the structure from wind shear and seismic forces.
There are no two ways around it, there's a high demand for developers and engineers not only in the Bay Area, but around the country.
One of the big draws to Button is that the company does most of the heavy-lifting of the integration, ensuring that app developers and engineers can focus in on their own roadmap instead of partner APIs.
Another 2,000 introductions happen between startups and talent, as developers and engineers who like working in the startup world increasingly turn to AngelList as their go-to place for job listings.
According to the Bureau of Labour Statistics, the unemployment rate among software developers and engineers was just 2.5% in the fourth quarter of 2014, compared with a national joblessness rate of 5.7%.
Developers and engineers have been showing up in droves, hacking new ways to create servers and now network switches that are cheap and can run on processors that you'd find on a smartphone.
In 2009 the Post Co. started WaPo Labs, an in-house team of developers and engineers inspired by the skunkworks at tech firms like Google and Amazon.
(NEW YORK) As Rupert Murdoch stepped into the Grand Ballroom of San Francisco's Palace Hotel at the Web 2.0 conference in October 2007, the developers and engineers who packed the room fell into a respectful hush.
