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Thursday, September 10, 2009

Bike jobs 9/10/2009

I haven't posted bicycle jobs lately. Here's what's on Craigslist these days:

SF Bay Area ---

Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition Community Outreach Organizer.

Fixed gear prejudice: There's a randomly snarky requirement for a Grants Associate -- "your bicycle has gears and brakes".

Specialized Bicycles in Morgan Hill seeks Event Planner and Web Programmer.

Boston Area ---

Bike Courier.

Parking Facility Rate Collector. You ride your bike around town taking photos of parking lot rates.

Chicagoland ---

The ad says Personal Assistant but it looks more like a courier job.

Dog Walker, bicycle required.

Dallas Area ---

Allstate seeks Insurance Sales Producer who will, among other things, produce sales material for bicycle safety? Did I read that right?

Los Angeles Area ---

School bike patrol.

Park Ranger.

Bicycle Delivery.


Paris, France ---

Bicycle Tour Guide

Friday, May 4, 2007

Job: Marin County bicycle planner

Fairfax, Marin County, California. $50,000 - $55,000/year plus benefits DOE.

The Marin County Bicycle Coalition is Hiring a Director of Planning. This full-time salaried position is currently available and will be open until filled. Interviews will begin the week of April 30, 2007. The Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) is a non- profit that was established in 1998 to promote safe bicycling for everyday transportation and recreation. The organization is recognized as a national leader in bicycle advocacy, and plays a critical role in shaping Marin County transportation policies and projects. MCBC has 11 full-time and part-time staff, and its office is located in Fairfax, California. More information about the MCBC can be found atwww.marinbike.org

Interested applicants are invited to apply by sending the following to Kim Baenisch, Executive Director, at kim at marinbike dot org, with:

. cover letter
. resume
. three references with contact information
. two writing samples (at least one should be an advocacy-oriented example such as a response to an EIR, a technical report, or campaign talking points for volunteers)

No phone calls, please.