If you’ve been looking for a chance to WORK IT on something new, different, and exciting, you should take a look at our jobs page. We’ve been growing, but still have some positions to fill.
And if you need a reminder on some of the reasons you might want to work here (besides the whole reinventing the way people consume media), here’s a list:
Employees get a PHAT discount on a wide variety of Harman products (that includes JBL, Infinity, & AKG)
We run a Mac shop, so your computer won’t be lame
Every employee gets to program a mix station for the Aha Community
Competitive salaries
401K matching
Well stocked kitchen with breakfast, snacks, and drinks
Our fearless leader was in Nashville recently for a special Harman event. Partners, customers, stakeholders, and staff gathered in Tennessee to get a peek, or even test out, some of the latest and greatest that Harman has to offer.
While in town for the event, Robert (our Aha GM, and the fearless leader mentioned above) also participated in a digital town meeting focused on the the emerging Connected Lifestyle.
There are a lot of interesting things covered during the session. Definitely worth a look!
I’ve always been under the impression that an office isn’t really an office until the supreme overlords from corporate have paid a visit. So I’m happy to say that our office is now official … thanks to this week’s visit from several members of the Harman exec staff.
Max explaining his strategy for serving in Ping-Pong
And the timing couldn’t have been better. Not only had I recently finished setting up the SoundBar and PS3, but our design guru was able to put some additional touches on some of the office decor that he had put up over the last few months.
Not only that, but the blu-ray set of Star Wars came in a couple weeks ago, and my LEGO Hoth Playset arrived with just enough time to assemble.
Alas, school had to go and start again. That means that Emily and Kyra are en route to the great Pacific Northwest (especially lovely this time of year) to return to the wonderful world of academia.
And since Friday’s before three day weekends are notoriously vacant days around most offices, we opted for a Thursday Sundae Bar Day (try saying that 10 times fast).
Mmmmmm
Thanks again to Emily and Kyra for all the great help!
But something was still missing. We needed MORE electronics devices and more speakers. Fortunately Harman came through with the SB 16 wireless SoundBar.
Which is a fantastic add because the speaker and woofer are wireless and don’t take up a lot of space. That is something that is critically important for our music or motion based games, like Guitar Hero.
Taking a break for some RAMMSTEIN! Me (Ryan) on guitar, with Viktor on the skins.
It is also important to make sure we have plenty of space around the “Conference Table”, seeing as how we are in the middle of a very important, rotating, double-elimination, set of 1:1 “meetings” called King Pong.
We had two very exciting additions to the Aha Radio workplace this week … our very first INTERNS! Yep, we are totally official now.
Say hello to Emily and Kyra. They will be here for another couple weeks helping us out with a few important projects. And while I can assure you that isn’t code for “fetching Starbucks”, I can’t go into much more detail.
Emily and Kyra
Emily comes to us from University of Portland, and is currently leaning toward Secondary Education and History. When not in class there is a good chance she could be found reading Harry Potter.
Kyra is in town from Western Washington University, where she is currently a Biology major who splits her free time between dancing and being obsessed with Disney stuff.
Stay tuned and I will try to shed more light on what exactly they are working on.
If following on Twitter isn’t enough, you can also check out the On Digital Media podcast she hosts with three of her technology/marketing geek friends. Look for it in the Manage Stations section.
People all over America took the day off today to gather in the morning hours at local bars and pubs and watch Team USA in the World Cup Semis.
Not us … we take our jobs very seriously. (As you can see.) If you approach your work with similar levels of seriousness, you may want to check out our jobs page.
