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Thursday, April 23, 2009

AT&T Looking To Fill 22 Positions In Their Digital Media Services Group

Dan Rayburn | Thursday April 23, 2009 | 11:00 AM | Comments (0)

AT&T is looking to immediately fill 22 openings in their Digital Media Services group, supporting their Content Delivery and Content Management businesses. Open positions include one sales director position and multiple engineer and overlay sales reps positions.

Job locations are in LA, SF, Seattle, Dallas, Northern VA, NYC, Boston, Atlanta (SE only) and Chicago. Possible other locations include Denver and St. Louis. If you are interested in more details, contact John Watson at AT&T directly.

If your online video related company has any job openings, let me know. In most cases I will highlight them here on the blog - free of charge.

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