Hi there! A whole lot is happening right now at Panic and we need your help.
Panic, a 25-year-old company in Portland, Oregon that is a Mac software developer, video game publisher, and game system hardware manufacturer — quite a unique combo — is seeking a Playdate Support Agent to work at our headquarters. Playdate is our yellow handheld gaming system, shipped around the world, and beloved by many. But Playdate's success means a growing number of support inquiries. The ideal candidate for this position will have customer service experience as well as experience shipping and receiving packages.
How about it?
Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Location:
Panic has grown to include people from all over the country working remotely, but this particular job requires someone to be on-site at our Portland, Oregon office to receive and process Playdate returns. For this reason we cannot accept remote workers for this position; however, Panic offers up to $5K in reimbursement for relocation expenses if you'd like to move here.
Salary:
The estimated salary for this full-time position is $45K annually. Benefits include:
Inclusion & Diversity:
Today, our team (and often our industry) is missing the voices of a lot of people who could make our wonderful apps even better. We want that to change. We want to broaden our team to include folks whose diverse backgrounds and experiences will inspire and guide our products to new heights. We highly encourage people from traditionally underrepresented groups to apply for our open positions. We work hard to foster an environment at Panic that empowers individuality, empathy, and innovation, and we’re looking forward to what you’ll bring to the table.
Sounds interesting? Please apply!
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Also, a standard and important Panic note about our job postings. If you read our qualifications, and feel like you’re really really close to hitting them all, but you’re missing one — or maybe you aren’t super confident or are prone to imposter syndrome and a voice is telling you to walk away — please consider pushing through and applying. None of us here are perfect geniuses or have it together 100% — we’re all just doing the best job we can, and I’m confident you can do that too.
This application will close EOD on January 31st, 2023. We really look forward to hearing from you!
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Located in beautiful, rainy, extremely beautiful Portland, Oregon, we're an independent software company with about 25 employees and a lot going on. Founded in 1997 as a fully self-funded, independent, and sustainable business, our award-winning macOS and iOS apps are loved by users around the world.
Our product philosophy: to create absolute best-of-class applications and tools that people need to use every day, and to experiment with new and uncertain ideas that can generate inspiration. Balancing both keeps our work interesting.
Today, our team (and often our industry) is missing the voices of a lot of people who could make our wonderful apps even better. We want that to change. We want to broaden our team to include folks whose diverse backgrounds and experiences will inspire and guide our products to new heights. We highly encourage people from traditionally underrepresented groups to apply for our open positions. We work hard to foster an environment at Panic that empowers individuality, empathy, and innovation, and we’re looking forward to what you’ll bring to the table.
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