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Are you passionate about the Open Source community? Are you interested in helping people figure out how to use computers effectively? Do you dream about how to solve mathematical or layout problems in code? We'd love to talk to you!

At the core of any successful organization are the community members and culture. At Freelock, our culture has allowed us to attract the top community members who are passionate about what they do. Our embrace of Open Source methodology and innovation allows you to use your skills, interests, passions, and insights from your day-to-day life and apply those in your work life. Our people understand how important it is to build their personal brand and put people before business, and with Open Source community, the opportunity to express your talents and interests is greater than it's ever been.

We're building world-class Open Source software and web sites, and we work with some of the best developers in the world. If you want to join us, please send us your resume. We love looking at code samples, listening to new ideas, and have a flexible work environment to allow you to thrive.

Customer Feedback

I recommend you use Linux for your server(s). Mine are so reliable, it shocked me that after years of Microsoft-based expectations, I have no complaints now after many many years experience with Linux servers supporting a mixed Win2K and Apple OSX workstation network. Freelock has really opened my eyes to what I should be expecting from enterprise software. Linux is simply much better than anything Microsoft has done, and even on Microsoft's best day, Microsoft is too expensive, too proprietary and too unreliable. There is just no reason to keep putting ourself through that grief, constant change, and endless high cost.

George Roberston
George Roberston & Associates

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We are located in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Washington.

3800 Woodland Park Ave North
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