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SF Bay Area Hiring Gold Rush: Who’s Doubling in Size & Who’s Looking

May 20th, 2011

 LinkedIn was just one of the companies making news this week in the Bay area. Here are others who’ve made headlines – and who are looking to grow quickly.

  • EventBrite announced $50M in series E funding earlier this week. The company, which recently moved into bigger office digs in San Francisco that will enable them to double in size, plans to increase headcount by roughly 25%— or another 60 employees by year’s end. Many of these jobs will be in Customer Service; they want to answer your phone call as fast as they can. But they have jobs across the company, from Accounting, Engineering and Marketing to Sales and Quality Assurance.
     
  • Also on the fast track to double in size is Practice Fusion, a San Francisco based company that helps hospitals and healthcare systems with the Federally mandated transition to electronic health records (EHR).  This week, Practice Fusion announced their goal of doubling staff from 75 to 150 by December; they are also looking for more office space to accommodate staff.
     
  • With less than 18 months on the marketplace, enterprise mobility software company MobileIron has over 400 customers – and opened an office in Tokyo this week. Self-described as one of the fastest growing companies in Silicon Valley, Mobile Iron is hiring for 10 different software engineering positions, a Director of Engineering, and an HR Manager. Check ‘em out.
     
  • Not only the tech sector that sweet in San Francisco right now;  the Bay Area’s been named the top place in the country to get a Finance job . The list, published by Accounting Principals, names Denver and Paramus, New Jersey to the number 2 and 3 spots. Leading the pack for Finance jobs in the Bay Area is Delotte with over 200 job postings with an estimated salary of $80K or higher.

Want one of these jobs? Make sure to study up on the industry first—and apply quickly. Even in a rush to hire, it’s important to take the time to understand the nature of the business that you are working in.

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