You can also find a list of engineering blogs here: https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs

woah that list is huge!

Done: https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs/blob/master/e...

Whether you're looking for freelance or full-time, there's a site that combines the two monthly HN threads in a convenient format: http://hnhiring.me/

In general I find the whole handwaving "I'm looking for work" approach not very effective. You really need to actively contact companies/potential clients.

With that said, here's a list of resources I resort to when looking for a next thing:

  freelance
    remote
      http://hnhiring.me/
      https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-job/
      http://www.lancelist.com/
      https://gun.io/dash/
      http://www.10xmanagement.com/
      https://theworkmob.com/
      http://workingnotworking.com
      https://authenticjobs.com
      https://www.upwork.com
      http://www.happyfuncorp.com

    on-site
      http://getlambda.com/

  full-time
    remote
      https://weworkremotely.com/
      https://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/remote
      https://www.wfh.io/categories/1/jobs
      https://remotecoder.io/
      http://www.workingnomads.co/jobs

    on-site
      https://angel.co/jobs
      https://hired.com/
      https://jobs.github.com/positions
      https://www.themuse.com/
      http://startupjob.me/
      http://www.insidestartups.org/

Another for full-time on-site for NYC or SF is https://underdog.io

For people looking for a new job it is basically a common app to apply to over 140 startups in NYC/SF.

Edit: Disclosure: I work for underdog.io

Where's the one for Boston lol

Hired.com is a similar type of common app / digital recruitment firm that just recently launched in Boston.

Boston is coming very soon (I am an engineer at underdog.io).

angel.co has lots of Boston jobs and will show you ones in your LinkedIn network.

Can confirm. I just hired an ops engineer from the underdog.io list.

Seconding underdog.io. They helped me find my last job.

Would also like to mention https://www.vettery.com as another option in the full-time, on-site category. There's also https://www.whitetruffle.com too.

Great list of resources, thanks for sharing!

Disclosure: I'm part of the Vettery team.

This is an excellent post - thanks for taking the time to share your resources!!

I was hoping for blogs by well known software engineers as opposed to lame company PR'ish blogs.

I've started including blogs from individual software engineers. If you know anyone with interesting content, feel free to make a pull request. :)

Done. I guess next step would be categorizing them since, for instance, now I'm thinking of all the security-related blogs...

But then you have multiple dimensions: corporate vs. individual and security vs. non, so you have to start using a real CMS or your own code and tagging, not a plain file list on github.

SEEKING WORK - Remote / Brooklyn

iOS developer

resume: http://galloj.com/

Software architects are developers in a past life who don't want to do any real work anymore. They never really liked coding and they're certainly not getting their hands dirty.

No. Those are bad software architects.

That's like saying developers are people who write buggy software for job security. All they like to do is play around with the latest toys and they always make the project late. Those are bad developers.

Good software architects make the entire team more productive, the entire product (or family of products) more cohesive, and make future change easier.

SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

iOS developer

RESUME: http://galloj.com/

SEEKING WORK - NYC (Remote preferred)

Software developer looking to work on pretty much anything other than Drupal or .NET (though I'm sure I'm forgetting something, kinda like in that Meat Loaf song "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)").

Here's my resume: http://galactosaur.us/

Feel free to contact me at: gallo.j@gmail.com

Best, Joe