Glassdoor Expands Product Engineering Teams to Chicago

Glassdoor Expands Product Engineering Teams to ChicagoGlassdoor Expands Product Engineering Teams to Chicago Glassdoor is deepening its footprint in the Windy CityAs one of the largest jobs and recruiting sites, Glassdoorhas announced it has expanded its product and software engineering operations into Chicago, which will bring dozens of new technology jobs to the companys amtsstube in the desirable and developing Fulton Market District.Chicago is an important growth city for Glassdoor, said Glassdoor President & Chief Operating Officer Christian Sutherland-Wong. In less than three years, this office has grown into one of Glassdoors largest employee centers, in large part due to the citys incredible talent pool. We look forward to building a stellar product and engineering group here.We are excited to expand our engineering team to Chicago , said Glassdoor Senior Director of Software Engineering and Head of Chicago engineering team John Stearns. This team of engine ers and product managers will be instrumental in fueling the growth and innovation that helps all companies, big and small, recruit and hire faster and more efficiently.The Chicago-based product and software engineering team will be the first of Glassdoors U.S. engineering teams based outside of its San Francisco Bay Area offices. The team will focus on recruiting innovation, including building Glassdoor recruiting products that help employers from large enterprises to small businesses hire and recruit quality talent more effectively. In addition to hiring for front-end, back-end, machine learningand test engineers, as well as engineering leaders, in the Chicago office, Glassdoor will also hire for other technical roles, including data scientists, product managers, and designers. Currently, the company is hiring for several newly created technical and product jobs with plans to add dozens more in the near future.I chose to join Glassdoor after learning that it is an engineering- led business, said Chicago-based Product Manager Hadley Quish. Its empowering to have a CEO who knows the code and participates in hacks - it means that product and engineering are driven by data and built for the end user.Casey Boatman, Software Development Engineer In Test,agrees. Everyone is very positive and enthusiastic about the work being done. From the start, there was a conversation about career trajectory, growth and opportunities, and Im able to not only landsee the goals I want to achieve, but the path to take to get there.Check out Glassdoor Chicago Jobs to see the latest job openings or Glassdoor Jobs to see all opportunities and learn more about what its like to work for the company .