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HubWay Is Hiring
Written by Boston Biker on May 20Check out the new positions here:
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MassBike Is Hiring
Written by Boston Biker on May 08From MassBike:
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We are excited to announce two great job opportunities. We are hiring a part-time Bike Safety Instructor for the Boston area and a Project Coordinator based in Springfield, Massachusetts. If you or anyone you know would be interested in either of these positions, please send in an application. We are expecting to close the hiring process within a few weeks, so you’ll need to act quickly.
Bike Safety Instructor
Our Instructors deliver the bike safety education for our Education Program. We currently have four instructors located around the state, but are looking for an additional instructor for the Boston Metro area. The key to this position is having a flexible schedule, as many of the classes we teach are during the day, though occasionally on nights or weekends. Ideal candidates will have teaching experience and are intimately familiar with bicyclist issues. Time commitment will only rarely exceed 20 hours per month. To see the job description, click here.
Project Coordinator
We are searching for a top-notch candidate to help the City of Springfield build its bicycle and pedestrian network. The Project Coordinator is a full-time position based in Springfield that will work closely with staff from the City and from the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission. An ideal candidate would have a Master’s Degree and a minimum one year of experience, or two to four years of experience doing related work. Spanish language skills and familiarity with or residency in Springfield a HUGE plus. To see the job description, click here.
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Boston Hiring Bike Program Manager
Written by Boston Biker on May 07Boston Bikes is seeking an experienced results-oriented Program Manager with a strong record of management, organization and influencing. This well-rounded individual will have a proven record of success in executing initiatives in a fast-paced environment. The position reports directly to the Director of Boston Bikes.
See job description and application information.
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Bike Jobs
Written by Boston Biker on Apr 04Dollah Dollah Bill Yawl.
Bicycle Travel Sales Consultant (Arlington)
Bicycle Service Manager (Salem, MA 01970)
Skilled Assemblers Needed!!! (All areas of Boston)
Production Finisher – Seven Cycles (Watertown)
BICYCLE Mechanic/Salesperson/Online sales (North Shore)
Account Executive, Seven Cycles (Watertown)
Experienced Bicycle Mechanic (Stoneham)
BICYCLE TECHS WANTED FOR BIKE BUILDS & REPAIRS (CAMBRIDGE & ALL SURROUNDING AREAS)
BICYCLE TECHS WANTED FOR BIKE BUILDS & REPAIRS (MERRIMACK & ALL SURROUNDING AREAS)
BICYCLE TECHS WANTED FOR BIKE BUILDS & REPAIRS (MARLBOROUGH & ALL SURROUNDING AREAS)
BICYCLE TECHS WANTED FOR BIKE BUILDS & REPAIRS (DANVERS & ALL SURROUNDING AREAS)
BICYCLE TECHS WANTED FOR BIKE BUILDS & REPAIRS (BRAINTREE & ALL SURROUNDING AREAS)
Bicycle Mechanic Needed (Boston)
Bicycle Service Manager (Watertown)
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MassBike Is Hiring
Written by Boston Biker on Mar 20A great organization, check this out if you want to get into the bike advocacy world.
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We have an incredibly busy year of advocacy and education planned, and we need more help to make it happen! We have two positions available immediately: a half-time Program Associate and a full-time Events and Outreach Manager. Check out the job descriptions below for the details, and please forward this on to others who might be interested.
Events and Outreach Manager
This position will have primary responsibility for the planning and execution of our two major riding events – the Summer Century and the Berkshires to Boston Tour (a new multi-day ride) – and for our day-to-day public outreach and communications activities. In addition to promoting the events, the Events and Outreach Manager will work closely with other staff members to develop content for our blog, email newsletter, and social media. See the full job description here.
Program Associate
This half-time position will primarily be responsible for coordinating the Education Program, including our Safe Routes to School classes and Adult Education Classes. This will include corresponding with customers to arrange classes, working with our instructors around the state to get the classes in their schedules, and providing instruction for many of the classes in the Boston area. Finally, the Program Associate will work closely with the Events and Communications Manager to help with outreach and communications as needed. See the full job description here.
If you are interested in applying to either of these jobs, please send a cover letter, resume, and writing sample no longer than 1000 words to [email protected] (blog posts are preferred for the writing sample, and links are fine). We will accept applications until the position is filled, though prefer applications to be sent in by Friday, March 29.
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Hubway Is Hiring!
Written by Boston Biker on Mar 13Hubway is looking for some new help, seems like a sweet gig.
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Bike Jobs!
Written by Boston Biker on Mar 12Get that money! Get that job! Buy a new bike!
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Experienced Bicycle Mechanic (Stoneham)
Green Team Crew Leader (Hyde Park, Boston)
Bicycle Travel Sales Consultant (Arlington)
Sales Account Executive (Cambridge, MA)
Delivery Drivers – Insomnia Cookies Paid Cash Daily! OPEN CALL THURS (65 Mt Auburn St, Cambridge)
Bicycle Salesperson (Watertown)
Tags: bike jobs, dollar dollar bill yall
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CommonWheels Hiring For Spring
Written by Boston Biker on Mar 07Got this in the email, check it out!
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Hope all is well and you’re ready for that Spring Thaw! I wanted to let you know that CommonWheels is looking to hire a couple of folks part-time for our upcoming season.
The complete descriptions/instructions for applying are attached, but here’s the gist. We are looking to hire an Event Coordinator and Mechanic for our Open Shop program. Open Shop is our flagship program, and basically involves setting up on the side of the road or at a farmers market, and helping people fix up their bikes for free. We provide the repair stands, tools, and guidance on the basics of bike maintenance and repair, in addition to running more structured workshops. The Event Coordinator is in charge of managing the Open Shop from wire to wire. The Mechanic will take the lead on fixing bikes and instructions, and should recognize that this is not like showing up to a shop and wrenching on bikes for a while; the idea is to teach folks to fix their own bikes, as much as possible.
An application = cover letter and resume, emailed to [email protected], by Friday March 22nd.
Event Coordinator job description
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- Monthly Bike Parties Roll Into Boston; First Boston Bike Party Next Tuesday! May 21, 2013TweetGreg Hum plays drums on his bike, organizes the annual Midnight Marathon Bike Ride, and rides bikes as an excuse to eat lots of good food. He shares stories and more on his personal blog, The Humble Cyclist. Tweet at him, bro: @thehum. … Continue reading → […]greg
- Hello world! May 20, 2013TweetBriefly, my goal with this site is to share what I’ve learned about cycling as a major part of my life and as a primary means of transportation. “Natural Cyclection” is of course an homage to “natural selection”, which when … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Hello world! May 20, 2013TweetBriefly, my goal with this site is to share what I’ve learned about cycling as a major part of my life and as a primary means of transportation. “Natural Cyclection” is of course an homage to “natural selection”, which when … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Hello world! May 20, 2013TweetBriefly, my goal with this site is to share what I’ve learned about cycling as a major part of my life and as a primary means of transportation. “Natural Cyclection” is of course an homage to “natural selection”, which when … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- HubWay Is Hiring May 20, 2013TweetCheck out the new positions here: Bicycle Service Technician Bicycle Redistribution Tech Dispatcher Station Service Technician […]Boston Biker
- Bikes Share Logistics: Socioeconomic Trend, Proximity or Demand? May 20, 2013Tweet A recent edition of a local cycling newsletter had a blurb about the Boston bike share’s expansion into several new towns. These towns are all located outside of Boston proper. Providing bike share stations in these areas significantly … Continue reading → […]IsolateCyclist
- Bikes Share Logistics: Socioeconomic Trend, Proximity Or Demand? May 20, 2013Tweet A recent edition of a local cycling newsletter had a blurb about the Boston bike share’s expansion into several new towns. These towns are all located outside of Boston proper. Providing bike share stations in these areas significantly … Continue reading → […]IsolateCyclist
- Cyclist Struck And Killed At Beacon and Charlesgate May 20, 2013Tweet (via) Apparently she was struck by a dump truck. This afternoon, MIT visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura, 36, died in a bicycle accident in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Miura was a native of Japan and had been at MIT … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Cyclist Struck And Killed At Beacon and Charlesgate May 20, 2013Tweet (via) Apparently she was struck by a dump truck. This afternoon, MIT visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura, 36, died in a bicycle accident in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Miura was a native of Japan and had been at MIT … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Cyclist Struck And Killed At Beacon and Charlesgate May 20, 2013Tweet (via) Apparently she was struck by a dump truck. This afternoon, MIT visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura, 36, died in a bicycle accident in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Miura was a native of Japan and had been at MIT … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
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