Boolean Strings List WizardSourcer Wand

I have created a complimentary list of Boolean string examples for Recruiters and Sourcers to use in order to locate candidates online. The list includes a variety of techniques, such as searching for contact information, resumes, using xraying, performing flip-searches, searching on social media platforms, and identifying specific job titles, among others.

 

Why Should Recruiters Learn about Boolean?

 

Finding specific candidates: Boolean strings can be used to search for specific candidates based on certain criteria, such as location, job title, or skills. This can help recruiters to find candidates who may not be actively seeking new job opportunities, and can help to increase the diversity of the candidate pool.

 

Sorting through large amounts of data: Boolean strings can be used to filter through large amounts of data on platforms like LinkedIn, GitHub, and other social media. This can help recruiters to quickly and easily find the most relevant candidates, and can save them time when searching for potential leads.

 

Identifying passive candidates: Boolean strings can be used to search for candidates who have certain skills or qualifications, even if they are not currently looking for a job. This can help recruiters to identify passive candidates who may be open to new job opportunities.

 

Improving the precision of the search: Boolean search allows recruiters to combine different keywords, phrases and operators to create a precise search, this can help to find the best candidates that match the job requirements.

 

Enhancing the diversity of the candidate pool: Boolean search allows recruiters to find candidates that fit specific criteria, it could be location, skills, education, or any other relevant factor. This can help recruiters to increase the diversity of the candidate pool.

 

Boolean Strings List Examples

 

This is a curated list from various sources that I will continue to update as I come across new examples. If you have any suggestions for additional strings to be added to this list, please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly.

 

 

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Boolean FAQ: Why won’t this Boolean string work?

Boolean strings can continuously change for a few different reasons:

 

Changes in search algorithms: Boolean strings are often used in search queries to help filter and refine results. Search algorithms are constantly being updated and refined, which means that the syntax and operators used in boolean strings may change over time in order to better align with the algorithm’s new features and functionality.

 

Changes in data sources: Boolean strings are also used to filter and organize data in databases and other data sources. As new data is added or existing data is updated, the terms and operators used in boolean strings may need to be adjusted in order to accurately capture the desired results.

 

Evolving language: Language is constantly evolving, and this includes the language used in boolean strings. New words and phrases may be introduced that are relevant to specific industries or contexts, and these terms may need to be incorporated into boolean strings in order to accurately reflect the desired search or filtering criteria.

 

 

 

Search Operators / Modifiers:

“Search Keyword”

Exact match search

OR

Search for X or Y

AND (Space)

Search for X and Y

*

Wildcard will match any word or phrase

( )

Multiple terms

(-)

Minus excludes keywords or phrases

define:

Dictionary search feature

cache:

Most recent cache version of a website page

filetype:

Searching for filetypes i.e. PDF, DOCX, TXT, PPT, or CSV

site:

Xraying one entire website

related:

Find sites related to a given domain

info:

Shows page info

intitle:

Find a certain word (or words) in the title

allintitle:

Only results containing all of the specified words in the title tag will be returned

inurl:

Find pages with a certain word (or words) in the URL

allinurl:

Only results containing all of the specified words in the URL will be returned

intext:

Find pages containing a certain word (or words)

allintext:

Only results containing all of the specified words on a page

AROUND(X)

Proximity search. Find pages containing two words or phrases within X words of each other

source:

Finding a news related source on Google

#..#

Search for a range of numbers

inanchor:

Find pages that are being linked to with specific anchor text

allinanchor:

Only results containing all of the specified words in the inbound anchor text

 

Field Search:

Field Search Commands Google Bing Duckduckgo
Word in title intitle: intitle: intitle:
Word in URL inurl: url:
Xray site: site: site:
Number 2010..2020 #..#
Filetype – PDF, DOC, XLS, PPT, and TXT filetype: filetype: filetype:
Searching for files index.of index.of
Search for a single word or phrase (in quotes), but only in the body/document text. intext: intext:
Searching for links inachor: inachor:
Related Websites related:
URL shows pages that point to that URL link:
Gives definitions from pages on the web for the term that follows. define: define:
Include websites that might be ignored +

LinkedIn Boolean Strings:

Starting point
site:linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub -pub.dir
Search for candidates who work at a company
site: linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub -pub.dir intitle:Amazon
Search for locations (greater) expands the search for 50-mile radius
site:www.linkedin.com/in OR site:www.linkedin.com/pub -pub.dir “greater minneapolis”
Search for languages
site:linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub -pub.dir Spanish (“native or bilingual proficiency”)
Search for gender perspective terms
site:linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub -pub.dir (her OR she)
You can search hashtags
site:Linkedin.com #opentowork
Include a job title in your search
site: linkedin.com/in OR site: linkedin.com/pub -pub.dir intitle:“Software Engineer”
Search for resume PDF’s
“software developer|engineer” “linkedin|github” inurl:resume.pdf
LinkedIn Site Search Examples
site:linkedin.com/in
site:linkedin.com/in “verified achievement”
site:linkedin.com/in “Recommendations Received”
site:linkedin.com/in “Honors & Awards”
site:linkedin.com/in “present 4 years”
site:linkedin.com/in “* jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec 2022..2025 1..20 months|years” –present
site:linkedin.com/company

 

Search Engine Operators: 

Terms
Nesting – Prioritizing searches in order ((A OR B) AND C AND (D OR E))
Peeling Back Working Backwards
Flip Searching Searching hyperlinks
Search Operators Links
Bing Operators https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/topic/advanced-search-keywords-ea595928-5d63-4a0b-9c6b-0b769865e78a
Google Operators https://booleanstrings.com/2020/05/01/the-full-list-of-google-operators-2020/
Indeed Operators https://indeed.force.com/employerSupport1/s/article/360015979211?language=en_US
SeekOut Operators https://help.seekout.com/help/360053597092-Boolean-Field-Based-Search
HireEZ Operators https://hireez.com/blog/boolean-search-in-recruiting/
LinkedIn Operators https://booleanstrings.com/linkedin-search-operators/

Resume / Generic Strings:

(intitle:resume OR inurl:resume OR intitle:cv OR inurl:cv OR intitle:vitae OR inurl:vitae)
(intitle:bio OR inurl:bio OR intitle:profile OR inurl:profile OR intitle:homepage OR inurl:homepage OR intitle:”about me” OR inurl:”about me”)
(intitle:team OR inurl:team OR intitle:staff OR inurl:staff OR intitle:people OR inurl:people OR intitle:employees OR inurl:employees)
(intitle:associates OR inurl:associates OR intitle:members OR inurl:members)
(intitle:alumni OR inurl:alumni OR intitle:graduates OR inurl:graduates OR intitle:alum OR inurl:alum OR intitle:grads OR inurl:grads)
(intitle:”staff directory” OR intitle:”employee directory” OR intitle:”member directory” OR intitle:”alumni directory”)
(intitle:attendees OR inurl:attendees OR intitle:participants OR inurl:participants OR intitle:roster OR inurl:roster OR intitle:registrants OR inurl:registrants)
(intitle:”resume book” OR inurl:resumebook OR inurl:”resume book” OR inurl:resume_book)
(intitle:resume OR intitle:cv OR intitle:vitae)
(intitle:bio OR intitle:profile OR intitle:homepage OR intitle:”about me”)
(intitle:team OR intitle:staff OR intitle:people OR intitle:employees)
(intitle:attendees OR intitle:members OR intitle:participants OR intitle:registrants OR intitle:roster)
(intitle:alumni OR intitle:graduates OR intitle:alum OR intitle:grads)
(intitle:”staff directory” OR intitle:”employee directory” OR intitle:”member directory” OR intitle:”alumni directory”)

 

Search Engine Examples: 

Google Examples
(intitle:resume OR inurl:resume OR intitle:cv OR inurl:cv OR intitle:vitae OR inurl:vitae)
(intitle:bio OR inurl:bio OR intitle:profile OR inurl:profile OR intitle:homepage OR inurl:homepage OR intitle:”about me” OR inurl:”about me”)
(intitle:team OR inurl:team OR intitle:staff OR inurl:staff OR intitle:people OR inurl:people OR intitle:employees OR inurl:employees)
(intitle:associates OR inurl:associates OR intitle:members OR inurl:members)
(intitle:alumni OR inurl:alumni OR intitle:graduates OR inurl:graduates OR intitle:alum OR inurl:alum OR intitle:grads OR inurl:grads)
(intitle:”staff directory” OR intitle:”employee directory” OR intitle:”member directory” OR intitle:”alumni directory”)
(intitle:attendees OR inurl:attendees OR intitle:participants OR inurl:participants OR intitle:roster OR inurl:roster OR intitle:registrants OR inurl:registrants)
Bing
(intitle:resume OR intitle:cv OR intitle:vitae)
(intitle:bio OR intitle:profile OR intitle:homepage OR intitle:”about me”)
(intitle:team OR intitle:staff OR intitle:people OR intitle:employees)
(intitle:attendees OR intitle:members OR intitle:participants OR intitle:registrants OR intitle:roster)
(intitle:alumni OR intitle:graduates OR intitle:alum OR intitle:grads)
(intitle:”staff directory” OR intitle:”employee directory” OR intitle:”member directory” OR intitle:”alumni directory”)
Semantic Search
In layman’s terms, semantic search seeks to understand natural language the way a human would.
“connect with me on LinkedIn” “follow me on twitter”
“is a Software Engineer at Google”
“is a member of women in technology”
“I went to college at”
“earned her MBA from”
“connect with me on LinkedIn” | “follow me on twitter”
“is a Software Engineer at Google”
“is a member of women in technology”
“earned her MBA from”

Site Search on Social Media / Sites:

About.me site:about.me “Java Developer”
Author pages site:com/author “software developer|engineer” “rust”
AWS inurl:s3.amazonaws.com (cloud|iaas|paas) (engineer|developer|architect) intitle:resume OR inurl:resume
BeKnown.com site:beknown.com “Java Developer”
Coderwall.com site:coderwall.com “joined” “Java Developer”
Craigslist Resume site:*.craigslist.org/*/res account “Java Developer”
Craigslist.org site:craigslist.org inurl:res “Java Developer”
Crunchbase site:crunchbase.com/person react redux
Dataversity site:dataversity.net/author
Dev.to site:dev.to intitle:dev.profile (“data science|scientist”)
Devpost.com site:devpost.com intitle:software.portfolio.devpost
Docfoc.com site:docfoc.com (resume OR cv OR vitae) “Java Developer”
Docstoc.com site:docstoc.com (resume OR cv OR vitae) “Java Developer”
DoYouBuzz.com site:doyoubuzz.com “Java Developer”
Drupal site:drupal.org/u/ www.linkedin.com/in
Entrepreneur.com site:entrepreneur.com/author “data science|scientist”
Facebook site:facebook.com “Java Developer” inurl:about
Gitcoin.co site:gitcoin.co/profile python rust
Github.com site:github.com “joined on” “public activity” -tab.activity “Java Developer”
Google Docs site:docs.google.com (resume OR cv OR vitae) “Java Developer”
Gravatar.com site:gravatar.com (resume OR cv OR vitae) “Java Developer”
HackerRank site:hackerrank.com/profile (python sql OR python nosql)
Info site:info (resume OR cv OR vitae) “Java Developer”
Infoq.com site:infoq.com/profile (c++ OR java)
InnovateCV.com site:innovatecv.com “Java Developer”
Kaggle site:kaggle.com “data scientist” “joined * ago” “united states”
Keybase.io site:keybase.io (“data science|scientist”)
Levo.com site:levo.com “Java Developer”
Libraries.io site:libraries.io “see all * * repositories”
LinkedIn Profiles site:linkedin.com/pub | site:linkedin.com/in -inurl:dir -inurl:title “Java Developer”
LinkedIn Resumes site:https://www.linkedin.com (resume OR cv OR vitae) “Java Developer”
Medium site:medium.com/portfolio
Meetup.com site:meetup.com “member since” Java Developer
oDesk.com site:odesk.com/o/profiles/users “Java Developer”
Pastebin site:pastebin.com (“gmail.com” OR “yahoo.com” OR “hotmail.com”) “software developer|engineer”
Resumup.com site:resumup.com “Java Developer”
Ryze.com/go site:ryze.com/go “Java Developer”
SCGuild.com site:scguild.com/resume “Java Developer”
Scribd.com site:scribd.com (resume OR cv OR vitae) “Java Developer”
StackExchange site:unix.stackexchange.com/users
Stackoverflow.com site:careers.stackoverflow.com “Java Developer”
StumbleUpon.com site:stumbleupon.com/stumbler “Java Developer”
Sydex.net site:sydex.net “Java Developer”
TalentRooster.com site:talentrooster.com “Java Developer”
The Muse site:themuse.com/profiles “software developer|engineer”
Twitter site:twitter.com “Java Developer”
Uploads inurl:wp-content/uploads github “gmail.com” intitle:resume OR inurl:resume react redux
VisualCV.com site:visualcv.com “Java Developer”
Visualize.me site:vizualize.me “Java Developer”
WordPress.com/cv site:wordpress.com/cv “Java Developer”
WordPress.com/r site:wordpress.com/resume “Java Developer”

 

Title String Examples:

Web Developer / Designer String

HTML AND CSS AND (Javascript OR AJAX) AND (Dreamweaver OR “dream weaver”) AND “asp.net” AND SQL AND (“web development” OR “web application” OR “web developer”)

 

Winforms developer String

“c#” AND “ado.net” AND (“wcf” OR wpf OR “silverlight” OR “silver light” OR “silver-light”) AND (winforms OR “win form” OR “winform” OR “windowsform” OR “window form” OR “windows form”)

 

Microsoft CRM developer String

(“Microsoft CRM” OR “ms crm” OR “mscrm” OR “microsoft-crm” OR “ms/crm” OR “ms dynamics” OR “ms-dynamics” OR “microsoft dynamics”) AND “.net” AND (wcf OR wpf OR “silver light” OR silverlight OR “silver-light”) AND crm

 

Ecommerce developer String

(“web developer” OR “web development”) AND (web OR url OR “ecommerce” OR “e-commerce”) AND “c#” AND “asp.net” AND ajax AND sql

 

Html Email Specialist String

campaign AND HTML AND crm AND “content” AND sql AND (email OR “e mail” OR “e-mail” OR “email deployment” OR “e-mail deployment” OR “email setup” OR “e mail setup” OR “e-mail setup”)

 

Drupal Expert String

(“web developer” OR developer OR programmer OR engineer OR “web master” OR webmaster) AND drupal AND “google analytics” AND (“seo” OR websites OR microsites OR “landing pages” OF “cms” OR “crm” OR “relational database” OR “api” OR “ui” OR “ux” OR “social media” OR paradot OR requirements)

 

Android Developer

Android AND SDK AND Java AND SQLite AND (SVN OR subversion)

 

.Net Developer String

.Net AND (VS OR “Visual Studio”) AND (VB OR “Visual Basic” OR VB.net) AND (ASP or ASP.net) AND (C# OR C#.net ) AND “SQL Server”

 

Python Developer String

(“Mobile application” OR Android OR Cocoa OR SDK OR iOs OR “obj-c” OR “object c” OR xcode OR “Object C” OR “Objective-C” OR “Objective C” OR Handset OR ipad OR iphone OR “unity3d” OR “Cocos2d”)

 

Senior PHP Developer String

(programmer or developer or engineer) AND “php” AND “sql” AND “lamp” AND “linux” AND “apache” AND “javascript” AND (jquery or memcache OR “apc cache” OR nosql OR “no sql” OR “no-sql” OR analytical OR analysis)

 

System Administrator String

Server* and (AD or “Active Directory”) and Exchange and DNS and (Linux or Unix or CentOS or RedHat) and (Lan or WAN) and (VOIP or SIP) and (“power shell” or scripts or scripting) and (routers or routing or switches or switching or bridges or “Network Administrator”)

 

Email/Messaging System Administrator String

(“systems administrator” OR “systems administration” OR “email systems administrator”)  (“email delivery systems” OR powermta OR port25 OR “message systems” OR strongmail OR qmail OR sendmail OR ironport OR postfix) (“mta” OR “dns” OR “ptr” OR “mx records” OR “smtp protocols” OR“dkim” OR “spf” OR “dmarc” OR “fbl” OR “feedback loop”)

 

Automation Tester

(“qa” OR “quality assurance” OR “quality analyst” OR “automation tester”) AND “sql” AND agile AND scrum AND rest AND soap AND “java” AND (cucumber OR “jet brains” OR gherkin OR “cmm” OR “cmmi” OR “cast” OR “cste” OR “cmst” OR certified OR certification)

 

Business Analyst with Business Objects Experience

(“ba” OR “business analyst” OR “project manager” OR “project analyst”) AND “etl” AND “business objects” AND informatica AND “sql” AND (“data warehouse” OR financial OR analysis OR analytics OR mappings OR “product roadmap”)

 

CTO

(cto OR “chief technical officer” OR “cio” OR “chief information officer” OR vp OR “vice president” OR svp OR “senior vice president”)

 

Database Administrator

(“database administration” OR “database administrator” OR “DB Admin” OR DBA) AND (SQL OR “SQL Server”)

 

Developer Evangelist

enterprise AND “java” AND “javascript” AND html AND “php” AND “rest” AND (“sso” OR video OR integration OR deploy OR implement OR prototyp OR “project manager” OR “project management”)

 

Drupal Expert / Webmaster

(“web developer” OR developer OR programmer OR engineer OR “web master” OR webmaster) AND drupal AND “google analytics” AND (“seo” OR websites OR microsites OR “landing pages” OR “cms” OR “crm” OR “relational database” OR “api” OR “ui” OR “ux” OR “social media” OR paradot OR requirements)

 

Help Desk Support

(helpdesk OR support OR technician OR “help desk” OR “service desk”) AND (OSX OR JDE OR iSeries OR virtual OR virtualization OR vmware) AND (“AD” OR “Active Directory”) AND DHCP AND DNS AND (network OR networking) AND (switches OR switching OR routers OR routing) AND (firewalls OR security)

 

Information Security Manager

“Information Security” AND (“Project Manager” OR “Project Management” OR Leadership OR Manager OR PMP) AND (forensic* OR Security+ OR CISSP OR “security Standards” OR “Certified Information Systems Security Professional” OR “Advanced Persistent Threats” OR “asset protection”)

 

Java Developer

Java AND SQL AND (“object oriented” OR object-oriented OR “OO” OR “OOP” OR “OOAD” OR EJB OR J2EE OR Linux OR Hibernate OR Jidesoft OR MySQL OR Subversion OR SVN)

 

Linux Sys Admin / DBA

(“dba” OR “database administrator” OR “database administration” OR “system administrator” OR “system administration” OR “sysadmin”) AND linux AND (mysql OR “my sql” OR “my-sql”) AND (“ksh” OR bash OR perl OR python) AND (nosql OR “no sql” OR “no-sql” OR mongo OR “disaster recovery” OR “meta data analysis” OR “data modeling” OR troubleshooting OR reporting OR backup)

 

Linux Systems Administrator

(Unix OR Linux) AND (RedHat OR “Red Hat” OR Centos OR Debian) AND (SMTP OR DHCP OR DNS OR LDAP OR NFS OR SMTP OR HTTP OR SNMP) AND (“Systems Administrator” OR “System Administrator” OR “Systems Administration” OR “System Administration”)

 

Microstrategy Consultant

(MicroStrategy OR “Business Objects” OR OBIEE OR Cognos) AND (Informatica OR “Ab Initio” OR SSIS OR Websphere OR “SQL Server Integration Services”) AND (RDBMS OR oracle OR “SQL Server” OR Teradata OR Netezza OR DB2) AND SQL AND (BI OR “business intelligence” OR “data warehousing” OR DW)

 

Mobile Applications Architect

(ios OR iphone OR ipad OR Android) AND (SDK OR SDKs) AND (Java OR objective-c OR “objective c” OR C++) AND (optimization OR “web services” OR UX OR user-experience OR “user experience” OR “Mobile Applications” OR “Mobile Developer”)

 

Network Administrator

Server* AND (AD OR “Active Directory”) AND Exchange AND DNS AND (Linux OR Unix OR Centos OR RedHat) AND (Lan OR WAN) AND (VOIP OR SIP) AND (“power shell” OR scripts OR scripting) AND (routers OR routing OR switches OR switching OR bridges OR “Network Administrator”)

 

OBIEE Architect

(OBIEE OR “oracle Business Intelligence”) AND (“DW” OR “data warehouse” OR “data warehousing”) AND (IBOTS OR DAC OR RPD OR SME OR OOTM OR BIAPS OR OBI OR ETL OR informatica)

 

PHP Developer

PHP AND SQL AND (PostgreSQL OR “Pervasive SQL” OR Intranet OR Linux OR Apache OR Javascript OR HTML OR CSS)

 

Project Manager

(“project manager” OR “project management” OR PMP)

 

Quality Assurance Analyst

(“Quality Assurance” OR QA OR SQA) AND test* AND software AND (“test cases” OR Automated OR scripting) AND agile AND (ruby OR java OR javascript OR sql OR plsql OR pl-sql OR pl/sql OR selenium)

 

Senior Manager, IT Programs

(“program manager” OR “project manager” OR “it manager” OR “information technology manager”) AND (“ms certified” OR “ms certification” OR “microsoft certified” OR “microsoft certification”) AND “ms project” AND “c#” AND “sql server” AND “asp.net” AND “java” AND (“mvc” OR “big data” OR scope OR deliverables OR timelines OR budget OR “use case” OR design OR deploy OR supervise OR manage)

 

Senior Software Architect

“c#” AND “asp.net” AND “sql server” AND (java OR j2ee OR “jsp” OR servlet OR “ejb” OR “jms”) AND html AND xml AND “css” AND Oracle AND (unix OR linux) AND (“app development” OR “arch” OR design OR develop OR hadoop OR python OR rails OR “php” OR websphere OR tomcat OR “big data” OR spring OR hibernate OR eclipse OR log4j OR “ant” OR maven OR “ooad” OR “uml” OR mvc OR “jsf” OR velocity OR struts)

 

SharePoint Developer

(“SharePoint Designer” OR “SharePoint Developer”) AND (html OR css OR xsl OR xslt OR javascript OR jquery OR ajax) AND .net AND (asp.net OR C# OR vb.net) AND (Silverlight OR “SQL Server” OR SSRS OR SSAS OR “reporting services” OR “analysis services”)

 

SQL Data Analyst

(“dba” OR “data analyst” OR “database administrator”) AND “sql server” AND (“transact-sql” OR “t-sql” OR “tsql”) AND (“stored procedures” OR “ssis” OR “ssas” OR “ssrs” OR analy OR “data conversion” OR query OR queries OR “data mining” OR excel OR pivot OR vlookup OR “v-lookup” OR chart OR graph OR “ms office” OR audit)

 

SQL Data & Quality Assurance Analyst

(“dba” OR “data analyst” OR “database administrator” OR “qa” OR “quality assurance” OR “quality analyst”) AND “sql server” AND (“transactsql” OR “t-sql” OR “tsql”) AND (“stored procedures” OR “ssis” OR “ssas” OR “ssrs” OR test OR analy OR “data conversion” OR queries OR query OR “data mining” OR excel OR pivot OR vlookup OR “v-lookup” OR chart OR graph OR “ms office” OR audit)

 

Sr. Data Warehouse Architect & Developer

(architect OR develop* OR program* OR engineer) AND “sql server” AND “data warehousing” AND perl AND (microstrategy OR profiler OR “data hygiene” OR “etl” OR computations OR aggregations OR analy* OR quer* OR index OR design OR deploy OR test)

 

Sr. Linux Administrator

(“dba” OR “database administrator” OR “linux administrator”) AND linux AND apache AND (redhat OR fedora OR centos) AND vmware AND (tomcat OR mysql OR “my sql” OR “my-sql” OR postgre OR zimbra OR “ssh” OR “nfs” OR “bind” OR djbdns OR qmail OR openldap OR openssl OR “lvs” OR perl OR python OR ruby OR bash OR firewall)

 

Sr. Programmer – C++, Linux

(programmer OR engineer OR developer) AND (linux OR unix) AND (redhat OR centos OR fedora) AND (“c” OR “c++”) AND sql AND (perl OR “php” OR shell) AND (postgre OR analy OR test OR design OR deploy OR execute)

 

Systems Engineer

Windows AND Exchange AND Cisco AND switch* AND rout* AND IIS AND (Voip OR Citrix OR AIX OR Linux OR MCSE OR CCNA OR CCNP OR CNNA OR “Systems Engineer”) AND TCP/IP AND “Active Directory” AND DNS

 

Technical Account Manager

(“account manager” OR “project manager” OR “program manager”) AND software AND develop* AND “sql server” AND “data warehousing” AND technical AND marketing

 

Telecommunications Specialist

(Telecommunications OR Telecom) AND (network OR networking) AND IP AND telephony AND PBX AND (voicemail OR voice-mail OR “voice mail”) AND Cisco AND Avaya

 

User Experience Designer

(“User Experience” OR User-Experience OR UX OR “Human-Computer Interaction” OR “Human Computer Interaction” OR HCI) AND CSS AND HTML AND JavaScript AND (jQuery OR user-centered OR “graphic design” OR “visual design”)