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Looking for a job in the field of mobile tech for social change and development? The MobileActive Discuss list and the MobileActive newsletter are great resources not only for talking about the latest issues and topics in the ICT4D world, but also for jobs. Here's a sampling of some of the recent openings posted:

• Inveneo is seeking an ICTD Network Operations Engineer. The position is based in San Francisco with some travel. Available immediately.   

• There is an open Programme Coordinator ICT for Development (ICT4D) with the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA) in Wageningen, the Netherlands.

• Human Rights Watch is seeking a Researcher on the Internet and Human Rights. The position is based in Washington, DC (or flexible). Deadline is May 18, 2012. 

• The Chiapas Institute of Health (ISECH) is looking to fill some technical positions for the Mesoamerican Health Initiative project in Mexico.
  • Principal Engineer and Advisor
  • Senior Engineer in Electronics and Communications
  • Senior Web Developer (HTML5, jQuery, CSS3, PHP, Java)
  • Senior Graphic Designer Interfaces (Visual: UI) Web and Mobile
  • Senior Mobile Application Developer (Android, Java)
  • Electrical Engineer Trainee Technician I
  • Project Manager

• Tobacco Free Kids, based in Washington, DC, is looking for an experienced applicant for an Associate Director of International Communications (Social Media) position. The position will be open until filled. 

• The newly founded Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) in Berlin is seeking applications from researchers and phd candidates for several positions:
  • Research Position at the Policy & Governance Section. Backgrounds in STS, Political Science, Sociology, Cultural Studies or Media and Communication Studies are especially welcome.
  • Doctoral Positions at the Institute.

• The Archives & Special Collections at UConn is looking for a Curator of Human Rights Collections who has a strong interest in Human Rights as well as experience working with digital content and archives.

• eQualit.ie is looking for a Server Administrator for Maintenance and Development of the Deflect DDoS mitigation project and participation in eQualit.ie's other projects. This is a full time position but two part-time roles,especially if located within the Western European and South East Asian timezones, would be considered. Please send your application and questions to dmitri AT equalit DOT ie.

• mSwali.org, is looking for a solid Python webapp developer to participate in a 3-month internship in Nairobi this summer.Interested candidates should send a short letter of interest, CV, and any applicable projects to jobs AT mswali DOT org.

• The International Broadcasting Bureau, Office of Technology, Services and Innovation is looking to fill an open position for the Director of the Broadcasting Board of Governors. The position is located in Washington, DC and only US citizens are eligible.

• Computer Aid International is hiring for two London-based positions:
  • Director of Fundraising
  • Director of Marketing and Communications (10-month maternity leave cover)

• shiftLabs has announced three Summer Digital Innovation Fellowships. Applicants must be over 18 and currently be currently enrolled Undergraduate or Graduate students, or recently graduated (past six months). The closing date is May 18.

• Google is currently hiring for the Regional Lead of Program Management for Emerging Markets, a position based either in Nairobi, Kenya or Lagos, Nigeria.

• Village Tech Solutions is looking for two unpaid Summer interns familiar with Linux/PHP. The positions are based in California and Nepal supporting intensive field testing and equipment redesign. The contact for the position is David Sowerwine, david AT villagetechsolutions DOT org.

If you have any job openings, please email them to us at info AT mobileactive DOT org. If you are seeking a job in the field, please sign up for the MobileActive newsletter where we regularly list job openings that we receive.

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