BizStream technology company moves to new headquarters, seeks developers to fill two new positions

BizStream, a technology company that specializes in web design, web development, custom software, portal and intranet development, celebrates a grand opening of its new 12,000-square-foot Allendale headquarters at 11480 53^rd Ave. The company's growth prompted the move to the spacious new digs that feature play and relaxation areas for employees, along with the need to hire two developers.

"We're making sure the culture for our 19 employees is a place where people absolutely love to come to work," says Mark Schmidt, founder. "We have a three-quarter size basketball court with two hoops, a foosball table, a weight room, and darts. We had a March Madness party and took the day off and just hung out with our team, and we had a movie night with employees' kids watching Frozen."

Schmidt says it's the playful camaraderie that makes his team an effective force for setting up clients' data systems, integrating their order management systems and other technologies for seamless business transactions, and enabling smooth e-commerce transactions. Click here to view an unscripted video of employees talking about the company.

BizStream needs a front-end web developer with experience in Java Script and HTML. The back-end developer position requires experience in C Sharp. Applicants for both positions need to have CMS experience of any kind.  

BizStream works primarily with the Kentico content management system and Schmidt says that out of Kentico's approximately 1,200 partners worldwide, BizStream ranks in the top four or five.

"We're looking for people who are passionate about technology, people who hang out with people who love technology," Schmidt says. "If you like to go home from work and have your own website going and you follow podcasts on new technology information and read the blogs, you're doing it because you love it."

To apply for a position, contact Mark Schmidt through BizStream's website here.

Writer: Deborah Johnson Wood, Development News Editor
Images courtesy of BizStream