Are you interested in joining us at ZYB!? We’re always looking for the best people in the industry - and right now we have three positions open that might interest you! See the short summary below and click on the link for further details.

PR Manager London

Be a founding member of our London Office, that opens up in the beginning of the new year. Are you an innovative, dynamic and results-oriented PR Manager, with a track-record of having successfully developed “stand out” PR campaigns and an online buzz around a consumer brand!? You will have full responsibility for ZYB’s on- and offline PR activity, including managing agency relationships, and the opportunity to influence the development of ZYB UK beyond your responsibilities.

• PR Manager London
  

Information Architect

Is Product Information Architecture and User Experience the best thing that ever happened to you, then here’s a job that will make you smile. You will be leading the definition and implementation of core parts of the ZYB service together with some of the best people in the business. The position requires experience defining the perfect online information architecture and user experience, preferably on multi-platform interfaces.

• Information Architect

Interaction Designer

Are you passionate about optimising the user experience!? We are looking for an experienced Interaction Designer to join our team, focusing on ensuring consistency and usability across multi-platform ZYB interfaces. You will be planning and designing the interaction throughout the site and on different mobile platforms and you will lead the definition and design of key new functionality. You possess an entrepreneurial spirit and you want to participate in the definition of a future mobile killer app.

• Interaction Designer

We’re proud to announce that Tommy Ahlers and Ole Kristensen are kicking off the 2007 LeWeb3 Start-up Conference in Paris today sharing their vision, knowledge and know-how on what we call the Social Phonebook.

Since most online social networks are starting to resemble a crowded nightclub instead of a tool for real time interactions, an increasing number of people have started to come closer to the inevitable conclusion that you simply can’t make real friends online, you merely just engage with a lot of real friendly strangers.

So what triggered this social network fatigue, how do we reach a mass that no longer wants to manage multiple identities on several different websites and who is going to rise with the next dawn of social networking?

When answering these questions it becomes obvious that the people that matter the most to you are not the ones you meet on Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Bebo or any other online universe. Your real friends are offline and you meet them out there in real life.

One way these real life relations are recorded is on your mobile phone’s address book. Not only does this turn your mobile phone and all its content into your single biggest and most valuable social network available, The Social Phonebook could potentially also solve a huge business problem for the phone companies when it comes to customer commitment.