New FileMaker Job Board matches job-seeking developers with employers

Free service at www.FileMakerJobBoard.com created to meet growing demand for FileMaker database developers

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – FileMaker, Inc. announced the FileMaker Job Board, a free service that connects FileMaker database developers with job opportunities in corporate IT organizations, independent consulting firms, and more (go to www.FileMakerJobBoard.com).

Job seekers will find a wide variety of positions including developer, software tester, architect, and intern. They can post their resumes anonymously or apply for specific openings, and can set up e-mail alerts to inform them when a new job is posted in a particular geographic location or field of interest

Employers can use the FileMaker Job Board to get job openings in front of the best-qualified FileMaker developers.

The Job Board complements FileMaker’s existing “Search for a Consultant” database, a resource that helps organizations find FileMaker consultants.

“The demand for FileMaker database developers is growing quickly,” said Ryan Rosenberg, FileMaker vice president of marketing and services. “The FileMaker Job Board makes it easier for professionals to find exciting careers in FileMaker development, helps companies expand their use of FileMaker, and enables consulting firms to grow their businesses by adding highly qualified staff.”

About FileMaker, Inc.:
FileMaker, Inc. develops award-winning database software. Its products include the legendary FileMaker Pro product line for Windows, Mac and the Web, and the new Bento personal database for Mac. FileMaker Pro won 49 awards, more than its next eight competitors combined, from 2003-2008 in the U.S., and a total of 130 awards worldwide during this time. Millions of customers, from individuals to large organizations, rely on FileMaker, Inc. software to manage, analyze and share information. FileMaker, Inc. is a subsidiary of Apple Inc.

FileMaker and Bento are trademarks of FileMaker, Inc., in the U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.