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Joel Washburn shared thisWe are seeking a new Endpoint Engineer with leadership experience to lead all endpoint technology for an innovative fintech platform company which is expanding! Great remote opportunity. $250-300K base salary. https://lnkd.in/gUCKWfTc
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Joel Washburn shared thisEndpoint Engineer ($150-200K salary) opportunity based remotely! https://lnkd.in/g8QyyxQF #endpoint #endpointengineer #softwareengineer
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Joel Washburn shared thisGreat new opportunity for a Principal Software Engineer with experience building a commercial product in Greater Boston/Southern New Hampshire! https://lnkd.in/gWw5_4HP #softwareengineerjobs #softwareengineers #softwaredevelopers #greaterboston Joe Wilde
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Joel Washburn shared thisGreat new opportunity for a Principal Software Engineer to join an innovative medical device company! https://lnkd.in/gWw5_4HP #softwareengineers #softwareengineerjobs #greaterboston #newhampshire Joe Wilde
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Joel Washburn shared thisWe're recruiting for a Senior Full Stack Software Engineer in Greater Boston! https://lnkd.in/ghXvf39B #seniorsoftwareengineer Joe Wilde
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Joel Washburn shared thisGreat new career opportunity for a Control System Engineer to join an innovative medical device manufacturer in Greater Boston/Southern New Hampshire! https://lnkd.in/g9jSCf9M #greaterboston #newhampshirejobs #bostonjobs #medicaldevicejobs #medicaldevices #medicaldevice Joe Wilde
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Joel Washburn shared thisExcellent opportunity for a new Director of Quality Control Labs for a global pharmaceutical manufacturer in Greater Boston! https://lnkd.in/gX2eARac #qualitycontrol #director #pharmajobs #pharmaceutical #pharma #greaterboston Joe Wilde
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Joel Washburn shared thisGreat new opportunity for a Quality Engineering Specialist (Hybrid) based in Greater Boston/Southern New Hampshire! https://lnkd.in/grsutKZw #greaterboston #newhampshire #newhampshirejobs #bostonjobs #qualityengineering Joe Wilde
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Joel Washburn shared thisWe're recruiting for a new Plant Engineer for an innovative medical equipment manufacturer in Greater Fort Wayne, Indiana! https://lnkd.in/dh5YECKs #plantengineering #indianajobs #indianapolisjobs #indianapolisindiana #indianapolis #fortwayne #toledoohio Joe Wilde
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Joel Washburn liked thisJoel Washburn liked thisEcstatic to join the Everpure Team and lead GTM hiring 🧡🧡🧡 And, what a fantastic time to join—just closed a stellar $1.1B quarter with FY27 guidance raised, record-breaking customer NPS, numerous workplace awards around the world, and a fantastic leadership team! What made this decision so easy for me was my amazing candidate experience where it was palpable that this is a company that leads by example and is truly rooted in their values, a world-class culture, and the meaningful opportunity to shape data management in this era of AI. The future is very bright, as we are still just getting started on this journey! Let’s connect if you’re looking to help shape how data is stored, managed, secured, and modernized with us at EverPure!
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Joel Washburn liked thisJoel Washburn liked thisPershing Square Capital Management, L.P. CEO Bill Ackman is betting the current price of admission to Microsoft's future is a steal. The hedge fund will disclose a new position in Microsoft, the billionaire investor said on Friday, arguing that the tech giant sits at a "highly compelling valuation." Read more: https://lnkd.in/eVmushdy
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Joel Washburn liked thisJoel Washburn liked thisI’m happy to share that I’m stepping into a new role at Elastic as the General Manager of Observability. I’ll be working closely with H. Michael Nichols and Santosh Krishnan on the Observability & Security leadership team, a group I’m genuinely excited to learn from and build with. Huge thank you to Santosh, Ken Exner, Shay Banon, and Ashutosh Kulkarni for the trust. And a shoutout to our product and engineering teams, the talent, the craft, the energy. They’re the ones who make all of this real, and I’m proud to be part of that crew. I’m fired up to help shape what’s next for observability: agent-first, fast, simple, powerful. Now let’s go build kick-ass products… and chew some bubble gum. 👊🔥 Let’s go.
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Joel Washburn liked thisJoel Washburn liked this“The work of the eyes is done. Now go and do heart-work on all the images imprisoned within you.” —Rilke
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Joel Washburn liked thisJoel Washburn liked this⚡ We're hiring Facility Operations Experts for our LARGEST data center! The Richland Parish Data Center In Louisiana, which will house the Hyperion computing cluster isn't just another data center, it's a $10+ billion investment redefining what's possible in AI infrastructure. We're building our largest data center (4M sq ft, 2GW capacity) to advance personal superintelligence and need Facility Operations subject matter experts to bring it to life. 🎯 Why this opportunity is game-changing: ▪️Career acceleration → Build and scale the FacOps org with rapid growth potential ▪️Cutting-edge technology → Next-gen AI infrastructure, advanced cooling systems, GPU hardware ▪️Industry leadership → Work at Meta's flagship hub powering AI breakthroughs for 3+ billion users ▪️Unmatched scale → 11 buildings with central network fabric optimized for liquid cooling ▪️Sustainability leadership → LEED Gold certified, 100% renewable energy, environmental innovation ▪️Community impact → $200M+ invested in local infrastructure, supporting 500+ operational jobs ▪️Affordable living → 27% lower cost of living = more budget flexibility + home ownership We offer comprehensive relocation support and competitive packages. This is your chance to be part of something unprecedented, building the infrastructure for superintelligence. Ready to power the future of AI infrastructure? Explore all open roles at our Richland Parish Data Center 👉 https://bit.ly/4nwXcIv #MetaCareers #DataCenter #FacilityOperations #Louisiana #Hiring #RichlandParish
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Joel Washburn liked thisJoel Washburn liked thisThe talk about AI replacing recruiters is everywhere. But what if we're asking the wrong question? The real opportunity isn't about replacement, it's about empowerment. For a recent client, we automated a large part of the recruitment process: sourcing, screening, and interview scheduling. This freed up a third of our recruiters' time each week. So, what did we do with that time? We reinvested it by upskilling our recruiters to handle not one, but two rounds of interviews that used to be a hiring manager's responsibility. One of those interviews is a technical assessment, where our recruiter is still augmented by AI to guide the process. The results speak for themselves: → Hiring managers are now hands-off until the final interview. They can focus on what truly matters: a candidate’s culture, long-term career fit, and company context. This gives them back an estimated 20–80 hours a year to focus on their actual job. → Our recruiters are more in control and closing candidates faster. They don't have to navigate a hiring manager’s calendar to keep the process moving. → The early data shows a better experience for everyone, from recruiters to hiring managers to candidates. The above didn’t happen overnight. It required a thoughtful and intentional approach to training, hiring manager shadowing, and change management. This is just one example, but it’s a powerful one.
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Joel Washburn liked thisJoel Washburn liked thisI should post about my upcoming event or the inspiration I got from my community of solopreneurs at yesterday’s conference. The truth is, today, the grief I’ve been holding at bay for months won and I blame this orchid. She opened up a flower today, for the first time in two years. I’d been thinking that I'd failed her somehow, but maybe there’s something a little more magical going on. Today is the birthday of one of the people I lost this year. Please let me tell you about Andy, the man, who was like an uncle to me, or, as he might say, “more like an aunt.” Andy and his partner Barry were the first queer people I met. I was six. Growing up in a suburban and conservative-leaning suburb of San Francisco , not a day goes by when I don’t feel grateful that I had the parents I did. We always had people of color, immigrants, and queer folks in our community. I’ve never known any other way. Andy and Barry brought an entire family of queer elders into my world. None of them had kids, so I was THE kid at these gatherings. I got really good at talking to adults. At the height of the AIDs crisis, Barry got sick. I witnessed the illness ravaging his body. When he died, I was devastated. That was the Summer before high school, in the early days of the SF AIDs Walk. I made a t-shirt in memory of Barry and just old enough to take public transportation, got myself to Golden Gate Park. I walked for Barry. I walked for Andy. I walked for strangers we lost and the ones that were to follow. Andy spotted my t-shirt in the crowd and came up to me, moved to tears. The grief I’m sitting with now is the hope that he knew how much he moved ME. How much loving him and worrying when the illness might take him, too, fueled the beginnings of Megan the activist and Megan the therapist. When I graduated college, Andy was one of the six people I could invite. We didn’t have to wear a cap and gown to the ceremony, so I wore a tiara and a ball gown. Andy was Hawaiian, so of course, he brought me an orchid lei. My favorite photo is of me walking across the stage in that getup, doing the royal wave, while Harold Ramis looks on and laughs. My very Southern grandma was likely beside herself, but Andy, with his giant heart and ability to charm anyone, met her in her moment of apoplexy and softened it. That was his superpower. I’m so grateful to science for letting me have another 3 decades with this special man. I got to be with him through several relationships, both mine and his. I got to dance with him when he married his last. He ended his time with the love he deserved. I will continue to advocate for my LGBTQIA siblings. I will continue to fight like hell to push policy and science forward to eradicate this illness. I hope I can carry Andy's legacy of meeting people in their fragility with love and compassion in hopes they are gracefully called in. I think that might be the only way we can get free. Check on your orchids, Beloveds. Blooms don't last forever.
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Junior Nationals Men’s Criterium
United States Cycling Federation
Allentown, PA
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US Cycling Jr. Nationals Individual Pursuit
United States Cycling Federation (USCF)
Trexlertown, PA
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Best Fisherman Award (2014)
BNP Paribas Bank of the West (2014)
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English & Spanish
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Korean
Elementary proficiency
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