Internet Brands is currently looking for a Community Project Manager for its automotive enthusiast division. IB owns and operates the world's largest network of auto enthusiast sites, including Honda-Tech, CorvetteForum, Audiworld, Ford-Trucks, ScionLife and LS1Tech, reaching nearly 10M unique visitors with more than 150M page views per month across 50+ sites. IB also owns Jelsoft, the maker of vBulletin, the world's leading bulletin-board software. The Community Project Manager will help IB develop and implement new sites, features and functionality across the enthusiast network.

Specific duties include:
Working with company stakeholders to define business requirements for new projects.
Producing and updating technical product requirement documents for those projects.
Overseeing code development, testing and roll-out for new features and sites.
Maintaining and communicating project timelines.
Providing the main point of contact for third-party developers or software providers utilized for a project.
Identifying new and compelling features and functionality that would improve existing sites, especially on the vBulletin platform.

Desired attributes:
1-2 years of experience with bulletin-board software (preferably vBulletin).
1-2 years of project management experience.
Outstanding organization and communication skills.
Interest in automotive category a plus.
We offer a comprehensive compensation and benefits package including a casual work environment. Please send resumes to Click Here or fax to (310) 280-5201.

If I had more of an interest in the automotive aspect of things, I'd send off my resume in a heartbeat. ;)

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Internet Brands? You guys own vBulletin don't you?

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I hope the right person gets the job. I'm forum shopping currently feeling like we hit a brick wall with vB.

I wish I wanted to work that hard. But I like my lifestyle the way it is. I need time to ride my motorcycle.

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I just find it weird that I am using a forum designed by these people, yet they're my competitors. I don't think this was a good move by them for their clients that are in the same niches that they now "own".

Either way, I'm sure that job would be great. I'm a gearhead and have been my entire life, but I couldn't drop my site and go to that, it just would be against my morals.

And "Interest in automotive category a plus." should be a necessity at at the top of the list. Trust me when I say gearheads can smell when something is different, and not supported by other "car guys"

Business is business. Looks like a pretty interesting job. I would apply, but unfortunately my resume would be the first one in the trash bin.

Then it could be said that this is a good post, more players have been exposed.

I didn't see this angle until you pointed it out.

Interesting.

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