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Anti-malware industry job vacancies

As an independent body in the anti-malware industry Virus Bulletin is in an ideal position to act as a global source of information about jobs currently available in the anti-malware/anti-spam field. Jobs displayed on these pages are directly relevant to anyone interested in starting or progressing their career in the industry.

We have tried to include jobs from as many companies and parts of the world as possible in order to provide an overall picture of what vacancies are available.

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System Administrator (m/f)

Tettnang, Germany (20-11-2008)

Product Manager (m/f)

Tettnang, Germany (20-11-2008)

Software developer Unix systems, focus QT (m/f)

Tettnang, Germany (20-11-2008)

Employee for the First Level Support (m/f)

Tettnang, Germany (20-11-2008)

Malware Analyst

Gaithersburg, MD OR Denver, CO, United States (18-11-2008)

Product Management/Sales OEM Solutions

Fillgradergasse 7, 1060 Vienna, Austria (17-11-2008)

Malware Analyst

Fillgradergasse 7, 1060 Vienna, Austria (17-11-2008)

Channel Sales Employee (m/f) for our subsidiary in Vienna/Austria

Vienna, Austria (17-11-2008)

Software Engineer (m/f) for quality assurance and test automation

Tettnang, Germany (17-11-2008)

Sales Employee (m/f) for the Channel Sales Team

Tettnang, Germany (17-11-2008)

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