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SpokaneTechJobs: A No-Code Solution for Local Tech Job Listings

Bubble Group

Technology Category	Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries	Cement Education
Applicable Functions	Product Research & Development
Services	Training
Challenge	Adam Parish, a longtime member of the Spokane startup scene, identified a gap in the local tech job market. He noticed that global sites like LinkedIn and Indeed made it challenging for job seekers to learn about their local tech scene and discover who was hiring. The lack of a dedicated platform for local tech job listings was hindering the growth of the tech community in Spokane. Additionally, Parish wanted to create a more open and knowledgeable community, but he didn't have the coding skills to develop a traditional app. He needed a solution that would allow him to create a user-friendly app without having to learn to code. Read More
About Customer	SpokaneTechJobs is designed for the Spokane tech startup scene. It caters to both job seekers and employers in the tech industry. Job seekers can use the app to discover local tech companies that are hiring, create profiles to highlight their skills, and apply for jobs. On the other hand, employers can claim their business listing and start posting job vacancies. The app provides a unique view of the community using a map, which helps users feel more connected to the city. It also fosters a more open and knowledgeable tech community in Spokane. Read More
Solution	Parish turned to Bubble, a no-code web app builder, to create SpokaneTechJobs, a local job listing and company directory app. He spent a month learning Bubble's platform 'inside and out,' which enabled him to build his app quickly and without any coding. SpokaneTechJobs offers a unique view of the community using a map as the primary view, making visitors feel more connected to the city. Job seekers can create profiles to highlight their skills and apply for jobs, while employers can claim their business listing and start posting jobs. The app is built as a single-page app to make the user experience feel lightning fast. Parish also used a bit of custom CSS to enhance the app's design. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms

Applicable Industries

Cement

Education

Applicable Functions

Product Research & Development

Services

Training

Challenge

Adam Parish, a longtime member of the Spokane startup scene, identified a gap in the local tech job market. He noticed that global sites like LinkedIn and Indeed made it challenging for job seekers to learn about their local tech scene and discover who was hiring. The lack of a dedicated platform for local tech job listings was hindering the growth of the tech community in Spokane. Additionally, Parish wanted to create a more open and knowledgeable community, but he didn't have the coding skills to develop a traditional app. He needed a solution that would allow him to create a user-friendly app without having to learn to code.

About Customer

SpokaneTechJobs is designed for the Spokane tech startup scene. It caters to both job seekers and employers in the tech industry. Job seekers can use the app to discover local tech companies that are hiring, create profiles to highlight their skills, and apply for jobs. On the other hand, employers can claim their business listing and start posting job vacancies. The app provides a unique view of the community using a map, which helps users feel more connected to the city. It also fosters a more open and knowledgeable tech community in Spokane.

Solution

Parish turned to Bubble, a no-code web app builder, to create SpokaneTechJobs, a local job listing and company directory app. He spent a month learning Bubble's platform 'inside and out,' which enabled him to build his app quickly and without any coding. SpokaneTechJobs offers a unique view of the community using a map as the primary view, making visitors feel more connected to the city. Job seekers can create profiles to highlight their skills and apply for jobs, while employers can claim their business listing and start posting jobs. The app is built as a single-page app to make the user experience feel lightning fast. Parish also used a bit of custom CSS to enhance the app's design.

Impact #1	The creation of SpokaneTechJobs has had a positive impact on the Spokane tech community. It has made it easier for job seekers to find local tech jobs and for employers to find qualified candidates. The map feature has helped users feel more connected to the city and the tech community. The app has also fostered a more open and knowledgeable community, as it has made it easier for people to learn about the local tech scene. Several members of the Spokane tech community have joined in to help maintain and improve the app, indicating its value to the community. Parish plans to add more features to the app, such as a feed of local events and sharing features, further enhancing its usefulness.

Impact #1

The creation of SpokaneTechJobs has had a positive impact on the Spokane tech community. It has made it easier for job seekers to find local tech jobs and for employers to find qualified candidates. The map feature has helped users feel more connected to the city and the tech community. The app has also fostered a more open and knowledgeable community, as it has made it easier for people to learn about the local tech scene. Several members of the Spokane tech community have joined in to help maintain and improve the app, indicating its value to the community. Parish plans to add more features to the app, such as a feed of local events and sharing features, further enhancing its usefulness.

Benefit #1	Launched the project a few weeks back and received great feedback and community support.
Benefit #2	Already had 20 signups and a handful of new job postings.
Benefit #3	Managed to add jobs by hand to jump-start the platform.

Benefit #1

Launched the project a few weeks back and received great feedback and community support.

Benefit #2

Already had 20 signups and a handful of new job postings.

Benefit #3

Managed to add jobs by hand to jump-start the platform.

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SpokaneTechJobs: A No-Code Solution for Local Tech Job Listings

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