Today's my first day as part of the search team at Yahoo. As mentioned earlier, I've spent 3 years working on Yahoo Finance.

I can't say a lot about what I'm working on, but from the sound of things I'll be playing with Java, MySQL, and Oracle a fair amount. It should be interesting. I haven't really touched Java since 1996.

Posted by jzawodn at December 16, 2002 10:56 AM

Reader Comments
# Blaine Hilton said:

Congrats on your new Yahoo job. I saw this and I thought, "What! Somebody actualy works at Yahoo that communicates with real people!"

I don't surpose you could change some settings to make some certain sites come up? Oh well I had to at least ask.

on December 16, 2002 11:48 AM
# kasia said:

Java has changed a little bit since 1996.. not much.. just a teeny bit :)

on December 16, 2002 12:25 PM
# Gavin Estey said:

The last time I touched Java was in about 1998 and I was attempting to use AWT and JDBC. It pretty much sucked. Hopefully in the last four years things have improved a little, though I haven't been brave enough to find out :)

on December 16, 2002 12:38 PM
# brandt said:

weren't we still in college in 1996? i seem to remember us graduating at the same ceremony...

on December 16, 2002 01:05 PM
# Mark Matthews said:

Jeremy, of course make sure you do get a hold of me if you have any MySQL-and-Java questions, so that you get the answer from the 'horse's mouth', so-to-speak.

on December 16, 2002 01:15 PM
# jim mcmurry said:

hey


now i can say i know two people at yahoo!


go say hi to Armando G. (gui guy) tell him i sent you :)


on December 18, 2002 11:10 AM
# con.con said:

i was wondering where i could possibly find a application for employment with yahoo administration... i have well over 5 years experiance with yahoo.. and i am eager to find a career with yahoo.. i program vb 6.0 and also do a little html and java... my newest project is flash.... please email me with info... thanks..

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