What makes Netflix for instance eligible? Is the job specifically geared towards OS, or just Netflix known for releasing some of their stuff as OS and hence are allowed?
Any thoughts about location? No idea what here is relevant for where I live.
Any thoughts about location? No idea what here is relevant for where I live.
All jobs should be remote-friendly. There's nothing to do - if you see the jobs, they should be relevant to you.
Some companies do have physical offices (meaning you're welcome to work from there), and those cities are listed if you click on the company's name. Right now it's region-biased per country -- if you scroll to the bottom and click "more" you can change the country. There's def still work to do (visas, non-remote, fine-tuning, etc).
Would be helpful to mention where by the way; some positions are world-wide remote, others Europe or US only.
Timezones are often more flexible, and I wouldn't bother too much with that. But location often doesn't have that due to legal hassle etc (other than visa sponsorships).
These two categories seem pretty distinct, and the second is pretty nebulous. What does "significant" mean here, and how well does that translate to the odds of me working on an open source project? It's unclear why Netflix and Cloudflare are included but, say, Facebook and Microsoft aren't.
If you're going to include both, it would be nice if there were a way to distinguish and filter between these two categories. I really like the idea of being able to see all the open source jobs out there, but having Netflix at the top of the list makes me unsure how many of these companies are truly open-source-first.