4/25: Hello readers and friends. I'm still recovering from a surgery I had on 4/11, so I'm unable to attend events and do typical coverage. See this post for the latest update. I'll work as I can and I'm improving every day! Thanks for all your support 🙏. - Jonathan Maus, BikePortland Publisher and Editor

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Job: Education Programs Manager (Bicycle Transportation Alliance) – FILLED

Job Title Education Programs Manager Company/Organization Bicycle Transportation Alliance This position has been closed. Job Description Reporting To: Executive Director Rate of Pay: 35,000-$40,000 Status: Full-time, salaried with benefits Location: Portland, OR Posting Expiration: Until filled Start Date: Immediate Vision Statement: Bicycling transforms communities by reinventing transportation and offering solutions that help solve the universal … Read more

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Job of the Week

It is Friday once again and that means at least one thing at BikePortland: JOB CREATION. Each Friday we feature on the front page the job listings sent in during the week. This week’s item is an Information Technology position with the Bicycle Transportation Alliance. If you know your VPN from your OSX and your … Read more

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Job of the Week

This week’s featured job opportunity comes from Beaverton’s own Yakima Products, Inc. The local purveyors of all things car-top are seeking a Business Manager. For detailed information including duties, benefits and how to apply, here is the link: Category Business Manager, Top-of-Car — Yakima Products, Inc.

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Jobs of the Week

Two great job opportunities were posted on the BikePortland Job Listings at the end of last week. Weir’s Cyclery is hiring a head mechanic, and the BTA is adding to their advocacy staff. Check out full details in the links below: Lead Bicycle Mechanic — Weir’s Cyclery Statewide Bicycle Advocate — Bicycle Transportation Alliance

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Jobs of the Week: Become an advocacy superstar

Want to be the leader of Portland’s pedestrian advocacy group? How about taking charge of development and communications for the BTA? This week we’ve had two excellent opportunities listed on the BikePortland Job Listings. Learn more about these positions here: Development and Communications Director — Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) Director — Willamette Pedestrian Coalition (WPC)

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Jobs of the Week from the BTA and Yakima

The job market might be dim these days, but there were two bright spots posted on the BikePortland Job Listings this past week. The Bicycle Transportation Alliance has a high-level opening and Beaverton-based Yakima Products Inc. is looking for some holiday help. Here are the listings: Finance Director — BTA Temporary Seasonal Consumer Service Rep, … Read more

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Job of the Week

This week, we’ve got a job opportunity you’re not likely to come across in many other cities. Yes, SoupCycle is hiring a “Bike Delivery Souper Hero” (watch the Front Page for more on SoupCycle). Check out the link below for more information: Bike Delivery Souper Hero – Soup Cycle

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