Please note, this posting contains two positions.
Department: Information Technology Supervisor: Senior Director, Application Development Status: Full-Time, Exempt
Position Summary: The San Francisco Giants application development team is seeking an experienced software engineer that will impact the Giants major league and affiliate teams. In this role, you will build tooling, product enhancements and work with a team of baseball minds to evolve the Giants’ baseball systems. The Giants are looking for a candidate with a passion for baseball and technology, who will research and develop new solutions to enhance their applications.
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To Apply: To apply, please submit your cover letter and resume here.
The deadline to apply is Friday, January 11, 2019.
Reports To: Senior Director, Application Development Department: Information Technology Status: Part-Time/Non-Exempt
Position Summary: This individual will focus on projects related to baseball development. Projects may include acquiring new data, working on ETL, or front-end development. Additionally, this individual will assist in the daily support and maintenance of The San Francisco Giants baseball information system.
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Deadline to apply is Friday, January 18, 2019.
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Zaidi helping the Giants go in the right direction.
Given Larry Baer counts to 20 by removing his shoes, this is going to be a long and exhausting road for Zaidi.
The Giants are a collaborative organization. I think that was probably Brian Sabean you saw using Larry Baer’s fingers and toes to count.
I wouldn’t debate the point beyond Sabean had instincts that worked in the old world. Antediluvian, as it were.