We're hiring!

[inkscape@mastodon.art]

We're hiring!

#The Inkscape project is looking for two #developers 🧑‍🧑‍ and a bug #administrator to work with our team on preparing Inkscape version 1.5!

Learn all about who we are looking for: https://inkscape.org/news/2026/03/02/inkscape-is-hiring-2026-1/

Applications must be submitted by April 10th, 2026.

#WorkInFLOSS #FLOSS #job #freesoftware

[pulsar17@mastodon.social]

@inkscape #Inkscape / #inkscape was probably missed due to a typo.

[gairdeachas@mastodon.social]

@inkscape The posting says that the rate is the "fixed Software Freedom Conservancy contractor rates". I was unable to find the rate on the SFC's website - can you point me to the current SFC contractor rates?

[jfml@mastodon.art]

@inkscape #FediHire #GetFediHired

[arabine@piaille.fr]

@inkscape whoa I would apply if I had free time but currently not, what a wonderful tool!

[doctormo@floss.social]

@gairdeachas

I looked for them too. Last year's rate was $75 per hour for contractors in the EU/US.

[mcslibinas@mastodon.social]

@inkscape about pic: if you'll pull levers down piston will go up. So yeah, you need debugers
/dadjoke, sorry

[rolandixor@mastodon.social]

@inkscape I'm definitely interesting in bug admin role.

Been daily driving 1.5 from as soon as it hit the available channels (I like to track new releases in this way and catch anything I can).

[gabrieleromanoy@mastodon.social]

@inkscape good

[pulsar17@mastodon.social]

@inkscape #cpp #cplusplus

[clarfonthey@toot.cat]

@inkscape figured this would be an easy thing to figure out, but this line:

All Inkscape contractors are paid the fixed Software Freedom Conservancy contractor rates.

implies that this rate is well-known and published, but it's apparently not?