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September 8th 2023 entry:
Houston command center was a bust. The terminal to connect Max was complete fried. The aliens obviously used some form of electromagnetic pulse radiation to destroy all modern technology on the surface. That’s the same reason why no abandoned vehicles I’ve found manufactured beyond the early 80’s will run.
They have varying degrees of computer circuitry within them. The thing is, the first space missions were successfully conducted with analog equipment. I am faced with the possibility of a low-tech guerrilla war. I’m still hoping Max can be an asset but unless I can find an interface for him that still works, I’m completely on my own.
I’ve had a few close calls. They run occasional surveillance sweeps to detect any surface activity. I had to lay low until the coast was clear to move again. That offset my schedule for a few days. Huntsville is probably my last hope for finding a way to get Max working again. I’ve been trying to record the time and dates of their operations to see if I can recognize a pattern.
At this point I don’t have enough experience observing them to nail down their habits or rituals. For all I know, all their maneuvers could be completely random but with any adversary, it’s dangerous to dismiss them as disorganized. Their species brought humanity to its knees and the brink of extinction. That was no accident. I have to be careful or the fight will be over.
September 10th 2023 log entry.
Reached Huntsville. As with Houston, the main command center module and all the CPU’s were toasted but I wasn’t about to give up so easily. I looked around and found a large equipment storage room in the bowels of the command center where their earlier computers were stored. Both locations had probably upgraded equipment at the same time but Houston chunked theirs in the trash. Good ol’ Huntsville unplugged their outdated terminals but tossed them in a storage room in the sub basement, in case a 1990’s desktop computer might somehow be useful again! Still, even an old computers were better than nothing, assuming they were not damaged.
As luck would have it, they powered on! I guess the alien EMP didn’t reach the basement. Why the aliens hadn’t wiped out the country’s entire power grid, I had no idea. I suppose there was no need. With the people gone, it didn’t matter if electricity still flowed to empty homes. To call them ‘computers’ was generous, but I knew enough about the older operating systems to make them semi functional. Whether I’d be able to connect Max, was another story.
The connectors plugs to the main terminal didn’t interface in any way with these ancient CPU’s but as an amateur hobbyist back in the day, I had a long-shot plan. I took the AI connector interface and soldered the end of it to a PCI card. With any luck, it would connect to the computer as a peripheral like a scanner or printer. I plugged my modified PCI card into the expansion bay and rebooted. Minutes went by and I assumed I’d ruined the computer but it finally came up. I switched over to DOS and told it to read the modified card I’d plugged in.
After an IRQ conflict was resolved by removing the jumper on the card, it eventually recognized the device! That was already more success than I could’ve ever hoped for, but it was all in vain if I couldn’t interface with my friend. I plugged in Max and waited, and waited. Minutes seemed like hours. I feared his advanced circuitry required too much processing power to operate on the primate machine but he finally spoke.
“Ryan? Are you hereeee? Where am I? Something is wronggggg with myyyy interface. My connnnnnection issss incrediblyyyy… slowwwww.”
I read him the important details of my newest log entries and explained the patchwork fix I’d employed to connect him. He was dutifully concerned that he was connected to an old, Pentium one computer but I explained it was possibly the only functional unit left on the planet. He understood.
Other than slurred speech and slow response time, Max was basically his regular self. He congratulated me on my daring little escape from the International Space Station and thanked me for saving his memory. It was a revealing sign he valued his existence. I told him friends help other friends, and that I was counting on his intelligence engine to formulate a plan to defeat the aliens. Luckily for all of us, he took that request to heart.
“I lovvvvveeee a challengeeeee!”; He remarked enthusiastically. Then he offered the first bit of good news I’d heard in weeks.
“I studied their vocal patterns when they first took over the airwaves. It’s fascinating to deconstruct. There’s a distinct, reoccurring pattern to them. It’s mathematical in nature. I could simulate their speech if you need me to.”
While that might’ve proven useful in some overly complicated, drawn-out sabotage ploy, I wasn’t ready for an offensive against them and couldn’t imagine how it would help our cause. If I’d only listened. Instead, I put Max on an alternate assignment to figure out a covert way to determine if there were any other people left. If so, they had to be hiding underground. I needed Max to focus on a stealthy method to contact them. The thing about him is, once he understands an objective, he’s on it. Within a few minutes Max had some solid ideas. Even operating through an archaic 1990’s desktop computer, he was firing on all cylinders.
“My analysis of the alien language strongly suggests they are limited in the frequency range they can hear. That offers a technical advantage in how we could contact any survivors. By broadcasting an SOS signal in a ground-penetrating frequency they can’t hear, it will allow us to reach out to them, hopefully undetected. With more humans on OUR side, we stand a better chance of taking back the Earth.”
It was both brilliant; and much more importantly, it seemed possible. I also couldn’t help but notice he’d made significant strides in his artificial intelligence algorithms in a very short period of time. His understanding of the situation had rapidly progressed until he now referred to it as: ‘our side’. Only a few weeks earlier on the station, Max had been impartial and neutral in his description of the aliens and humanity.
September 12th, 2023 log entry.
The two of us began working on potential means of sending an ultra low frequency message over vast parts of the country. Radio towers transmitting our signal might attract attention, even if the aliens couldn’t actually hear the message. Neither of us had enough data to know if they had deciphered the wealth of Earth languages or not, but we were pretty sure they could at least hear the broadcasts. That severely limited what we might send out.
Max happened upon a fantastic solution to bypass the potential of being heard OR understood. Morse code! I still remembered it from my early days in the Boy Scouts. We could send out the dots and dashes using any possible range in the audio bandwidth. Low frequencies were just as possible to broadcast them in and could penetrate a few hundred feet into solid rock. All we needed was a means of sending it out. Hopefully there were still people left hiding somewhere and they could decipher our urgent message.
A number of alien patrols flew over the Huntsville command center during those initial brainstorming sessions. I was paranoid we’d been detected somehow. If they knew I was there, it was all over. I had no means to fight back. Max tapped into a surveillance camera on the roof and recorded their maneuvers. By his analysis, it was a routine patrol covering a predictable grid latitude and longitude pattern.
His theory was proven correct when he knew the precise time when they would return. If nothing else, if offered us a greater level of clarity about their species. They were methodical and organized. If they always followed the same pattern of patrols, it was easier to avoid detection. Of course it was a little dangerous to assume they never deviated from the recognized pattern but all we could do was record the data as it occurred and then look for anomalies in their procedures.
September 14th, 2023 log entry.
I located a defense department radar station a few miles away and set off to program a repeating Morse code message. Max had mapped out a rudimentary grid of the alien patrol with his best estimation of when they were completely out of the sector. I’d written down a longhand version of the message so there was no errors in our broadcast. The whole thing was a long shot but I still wasn’t prepared to accept that I was the last remaining human on Earth.
I had to leave him behind and that was scary. He was literally my only friend and I was terrified something might happen in my absence. I never once thought I might be caught myself or worried about that. It didn’t matter. Every day I remained alive was a gift for which I wasn’t promised. I would keep fighting them until I couldn’t. Max continued at the command center to record alien behavior and analyze it. I left him doing his thing and promised to return as soon as possible. I hoped I could keep my word.
At the radar station, like a damn fool I set off a security alarm trying to gain entrance. My blood turned ice cold as the wail of piercing sirens glared on for what seemed like a freakin’ hour. At any moment I expected them to arrive and zap me with some sci fi ray gun. Finally I located the kill switch and shut the damn thing off, but was so rattled by the aural spotlight of my presence that I had to lie down. It was nearly thirty minutes before I stopped shaking.
Once inside the top-secret facility, I wandered around aimlessly trying to find the control center. It’s not like the Department of Defense had a step-by-step ‘Dummies’ guidebook on how to broadcast a rogue SOS signal in Morse code. The radar station was there to detect terrestrial aircraft. It wasn’t designed to do what I needed it to do, nor was I trained or qualified to operate the equipment, even if it was. By the clearest definition, I was flying by the seat of my pants.
September 15th, 2023 log entry
The station computer systems were destroyed anyway, but I did locate an analog terminal. Amazingly, it looked pretty new. Perhaps the DOD made allowances for the possibility of electromagnetic pulse attacks. It’s not like it was telegraph equipment but with a little ingenuity I managed to fabricate a reasonable facsimile to transmit. Once I’d adjusted it to the lowest frequency it could simulate, I initiated our rogue broadcast. I desperately hoped Max’s theories were correct and someone was out there to hear and understand it. If not, our underdog mission was basically over.
“This is Ryan Abbot; the former commander aboard the International Space station. I awoke that horrible morning to find the Earth below me had fallen silent. Then I discovered the devastation of the alien invasion. Is there anyone left out there receiving this message? I stowed away in one of their spaceships after they detected my presence on the station. Please reply to this transmission so we can work together to take the Earth back.”
I repeated the message twice before making an embarrassing realization. While I’d managed to improvise a broadcast device to get the message out there, I completely forgot about how I was going to receive responses! Even if human survivors heard and understood my Morse code message and responded to it, I had no means of hearing their responses! I felt like an idiot.
I scrambled to adjust the equipment at the radar station to scan for incoming Morse code transmissions. It took a while but I adjusted the transceiver to seek them out. I didn’t know how far my broadcast carried, nor did I know if there was anyone left on the planet to hear it. I was terrified I’d foolishly announced my presence to the aliens. I’d told Max I might be away a few days because I was prepared to wait it out for as long as it took. The mission was simple; to find other survivors.
Listening to static airwaves is mind numbing and the concept of elapsed time is a thing of the past. No clocks or watches function but in reality it wasn’t very long before a message started repeating over the speaker system. I was so excited that I failed to record the sequence until it started over. The organized dots and dashes came through loud and clear. I jotted them down on a legal pad I found in the desk. Because I was very rusty at translating the mostly forgotten code, I had to spell-out the incoming text, longhand like a game of ‘hangman’. As excited as I was to be finally receiving an external response, I couldn’t believe what it said. I had to check the text three times.
“What was Kramer’s first name?”
I read and re-read the bizarre, cryptic message in disbelief. Of all the things to say to my request, it was pretty damn hilarious to make a television show reference. Luckily I watched the show religiously and knew the answer.
“Cosmo”; I messaged back.
Almost immediately, the follow up message came in.
“Thank heavens! You are real! Under the circumstances we couldn’t be too careful. I was afraid it was a clever ruse by the aliens to flush us out in the open and exterminate us. The thing is, even if they’d mastered Morse code, they wouldn’t be be able to answer a random question like that. That’s why I asked. I have to protect our people. This is Major David Hubbard.”

September 8th 2023 entry:
Houston command center was a bust. The terminal to connect Max was complete fried. The aliens obviously used some form of electromagnetic pulse radiation to destroy all modern technology on the surface. That’s the same reason why no abandoned vehicles I’ve found manufactured beyond the early 80’s will run.
They have varying degrees of computer circuitry within them. The thing is, the first space missions were successfully conducted with analog equipment. I am faced with the possibility of a low-tech guerrilla war. I’m still hoping Max can be an asset but unless I can find an interface for him that still works, I’m completely on my own.
I’ve had a few close calls. They run occasional surveillance sweeps to detect any surface activity. I had to lay low until the coast was clear to move again. That offset my schedule for a few days. Huntsville is probably my last hope for finding a way to get Max working again. I’ve been trying to record the time and dates of their operations to see if I can recognize a pattern.
At this point I don’t have enough experience observing them to nail down their habits or rituals. For all I know, all their maneuvers could be completely random but with any adversary, it’s dangerous to dismiss them as disorganized. Their species brought humanity to its knees and the brink of extinction. That was no accident. I have to be careful or the fight will be over.
September 10th 2023 log entry.
Reached Huntsville. As with Houston, the main command center module and all the CPU’s were toasted but I wasn’t about to give up so easily. I looked around and found a large equipment storage room in the bowels of the command center where their earlier computers were stored. Both locations had probably upgraded equipment at the same time but Houston chunked theirs in the trash. Good ol’ Huntsville unplugged their outdated terminals but tossed them in a storage room in the sub basement, in case a 1990’s desktop computer might somehow be useful again! Still, even an old computers were better than nothing, assuming they were not damaged.
As luck would have it, they powered on! I guess the alien EMP didn’t reach the basement. Why the aliens hadn’t wiped out the country’s entire power grid, I had no idea. I suppose there was no need. With the people gone, it didn’t matter if electricity still flowed to empty homes. To call them ‘computers’ was generous, but I knew enough about the older operating systems to make them semi functional. Whether I’d be able to connect Max, was another story.
The connectors plugs to the main terminal didn’t interface in any way with these ancient CPU’s but as an amateur hobbyist back in the day, I had a long-shot plan. I took the AI connector interface and soldered the end of it to a PCI card. With any luck, it would connect to the computer as a peripheral like a scanner or printer. I plugged my modified PCI card into the expansion bay and rebooted. Minutes went by and I assumed I’d ruined the computer but it finally came up. I switched over to DOS and told it to read the modified card I’d plugged in.
After an IRQ conflict was resolved by removing the jumper on the card, it eventually recognized the device! That was already more success than I could’ve ever hoped for, but it was all in vain if I couldn’t interface with my friend. I plugged in Max and waited, and waited. Minutes seemed like hours. I feared his advanced circuitry required too much processing power to operate on the primate machine but he finally spoke.
“Ryan? Are you hereeee? Where am I? Something is wronggggg with myyyy interface. My connnnnnection issss incrediblyyyy… slowwwww.”
I read him the important details of my newest log entries and explained the patchwork fix I’d employed to connect him. He was dutifully concerned that he was connected to an old, Pentium one computer but I explained it was possibly the only functional unit left on the planet. He understood.
Other than slurred speech and slow response time, Max was basically his regular self. He congratulated me on my daring little escape from the International Space Station and thanked me for saving his memory. It was a revealing sign he valued his existence. I told him friends help other friends, and that I was counting on his intelligence engine to formulate a plan to defeat the aliens. Luckily for all of us, he took that request to heart.
“I lovvvvveeee a challengeeeee!”; He remarked enthusiastically. Then he offered the first bit of good news I’d heard in weeks.
“I studied their vocal patterns when they first took over the airwaves. It’s fascinating to deconstruct. There’s a distinct, reoccurring pattern to them. It’s mathematical in nature. I could simulate their speech if you need me to.”
While that might’ve proven useful in some overly complicated, drawn-out sabotage ploy, I wasn’t ready for an offensive against them and couldn’t imagine how it would help our cause. If I’d only listened. Instead, I put Max on an alternate assignment to figure out a covert way to determine if there were any other people left. If so, they had to be hiding underground. I needed Max to focus on a stealthy method to contact them. The thing about him is, once he understands an objective, he’s on it. Within a few minutes Max had some solid ideas. Even operating through an archaic 1990’s desktop computer, he was firing on all cylinders.
“My analysis of the alien language strongly suggests they are limited in the frequency range they can hear. That offers a technical advantage in how we could contact any survivors. By broadcasting an SOS signal in a ground-penetrating frequency they can’t hear, it will allow us to reach out to them, hopefully undetected. With more humans on OUR side, we stand a better chance of taking back the Earth.”
It was both brilliant; and much more importantly, it seemed possible. I also couldn’t help but notice he’d made significant strides in his artificial intelligence algorithms in a very short period of time. His understanding of the situation had rapidly progressed until he now referred to it as: ‘our side’. Only a few weeks earlier on the station, Max had been impartial and neutral in his description of the aliens and humanity.
September 12th, 2023 log entry.
The two of us began working on potential means of sending an ultra low frequency message over vast parts of the country. Radio towers transmitting our signal might attract attention, even if the aliens couldn’t actually hear the message. Neither of us had enough data to know if they had deciphered the wealth of Earth languages or not, but we were pretty sure they could at least hear the broadcasts. That severely limited what we might send out.
Max happened upon a fantastic solution to bypass the potential of being heard OR understood. Morse code! I still remembered it from my early days in the Boy Scouts. We could send out the dots and dashes using any possible range in the audio bandwidth. Low frequencies were just as possible to broadcast them in and could penetrate a few hundred feet into solid rock. All we needed was a means of sending it out. Hopefully there were still people left hiding somewhere and they could decipher our urgent message.
A number of alien patrols flew over the Huntsville command center during those initial brainstorming sessions. I was paranoid we’d been detected somehow. If they knew I was there, it was all over. I had no means to fight back. Max tapped into a surveillance camera on the roof and recorded their maneuvers. By his analysis, it was a routine patrol covering a predictable grid latitude and longitude pattern.
His theory was proven correct when he knew the precise time when they would return. If nothing else, if offered us a greater level of clarity about their species. They were methodical and organized. If they always followed the same pattern of patrols, it was easier to avoid detection. Of course it was a little dangerous to assume they never deviated from the recognized pattern but all we could do was record the data as it occurred and then look for anomalies in their procedures.
September 14th, 2023 log entry.
I located a defense department radar station a few miles away and set off to program a repeating Morse code message. Max had mapped out a rudimentary grid of the alien patrol with his best estimation of when they were completely out of the sector. I’d written down a longhand version of the message so there was no errors in our broadcast. The whole thing was a long shot but I still wasn’t prepared to accept that I was the last remaining human on Earth.
I had to leave him behind and that was scary. He was literally my only friend and I was terrified something might happen in my absence. I never once thought I might be caught myself or worried about that. It didn’t matter. Every day I remained alive was a gift for which I wasn’t promised. I would keep fighting them until I couldn’t. Max continued at the command center to record alien behavior and analyze it. I left him doing his thing and promised to return as soon as possible. I hoped I could keep my word.
At the radar station, like a damn fool I set off a security alarm trying to gain entrance. My blood turned ice cold as the wail of piercing sirens glared on for what seemed like a freakin’ hour. At any moment I expected them to arrive and zap me with some sci fi ray gun. Finally I located the kill switch and shut the damn thing off, but was so rattled by the aural spotlight of my presence that I had to lie down. It was nearly thirty minutes before I stopped shaking.
Once inside the top-secret facility, I wandered around aimlessly trying to find the control center. It’s not like the Department of Defense had a step-by-step ‘Dummies’ guidebook on how to broadcast a rogue SOS signal in Morse code. The radar station was there to detect terrestrial aircraft. It wasn’t designed to do what I needed it to do, nor was I trained or qualified to operate the equipment, even if it was. By the clearest definition, I was flying by the seat of my pants.
September 15th, 2023 log entry
The station computer systems were destroyed anyway, but I did locate an analog terminal. Amazingly, it looked pretty new. Perhaps the DOD made allowances for the possibility of electromagnetic pulse attacks. It’s not like it was telegraph equipment but with a little ingenuity I managed to fabricate a reasonable facsimile to transmit. Once I’d adjusted it to the lowest frequency it could simulate, I initiated our rogue broadcast. I desperately hoped Max’s theories were correct and someone was out there to hear and understand it. If not, our underdog mission was basically over.
“This is Ryan Abbot; the former commander aboard the International Space station. I awoke that horrible morning to find the Earth below me had fallen silent. Then I discovered the devastation of the alien invasion. Is there anyone left out there receiving this message? I stowed away in one of their spaceships after they detected my presence on the station. Please reply to this transmission so we can work together to take the Earth back.”
I repeated the message twice before making an embarrassing realization. While I’d managed to improvise a broadcast device to get the message out there, I completely forgot about how I was going to receive responses! Even if human survivors heard and understood my Morse code message and responded to it, I had no means of hearing their responses! I felt like an idiot.
I scrambled to adjust the equipment at the radar station to scan for incoming Morse code transmissions. It took a while but I adjusted the transceiver to seek them out. I didn’t know how far my broadcast carried, nor did I know if there was anyone left on the planet to hear it. I was terrified I’d foolishly announced my presence to the aliens. I’d told Max I might be away a few days because I was prepared to wait it out for as long as it took. The mission was simple; to find other survivors.
Listening to static airwaves is mind numbing and the concept of elapsed time is a thing of the past. No clocks or watches function but in reality it wasn’t very long before a message started repeating over the speaker system. I was so excited that I failed to record the sequence until it started over. The organized dots and dashes came through loud and clear. I jotted them down on a legal pad I found in the desk. Because I was very rusty at translating the mostly forgotten code, I had to spell-out the incoming text, longhand like a game of ‘hangman’. As excited as I was to be finally receiving an external response, I couldn’t believe what it said. I had to check the text three times.
“What was Kramer’s first name?”
I read and re-read the bizarre, cryptic message in disbelief. Of all the things to say to my request, it was pretty damn hilarious to make a television show reference. Luckily I watched the show religiously and knew the answer.
“Cosmo”; I messaged back.
Almost immediately, the follow up message came in.
“Thank heavens! You are real! Under the circumstances we couldn’t be too careful. I was afraid it was a clever ruse by the aliens to flush us out in the open and exterminate us. The thing is, even if they’d mastered Morse code, they wouldn’t be be able to answer a random question like that. That’s why I asked. I have to protect our people. This is Major David Hubbard.”

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• customer Success Manager, Bilingual Spanish - Austin or Houston, Texas ^\)^link\) Age of Learning · Remote in Texas non-tech
  
• copywriter ^\)^link\) Cella · +2 locations sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting, remote
  
• social Media Associate - Remote ^\)^link\) Apple Leisure Group · Remote in Boston sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• planner, Paid Social Media ^\)^link\) Horizon Media, Inc. · Remote in New York sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• Litigation Legal Technology Manager ^\)^link\) fawkes-idm · USA non-tech, finance-legal, full-time, r
  
• Clinical Quality Associate ^\)^link\) Sword tech, operations-management, risk-management, qa, full-time, anywhere
  
• social Media Coordinator ^\)^link\) DAC Group · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• senior Python Developer ^\)^link\) Zonar Systems · Remote engineering
  
• social Media Specialist ^\)^link\) PagerDuty · Remote in San Francisco sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• Senior Business Designer ^\)^link\) Board of Innovation · CET (UTC+1) sales-marketing, business, full-time
  
• accountant/senior Accountant ^\)^link\) AIPSO · Remote in Johnston non-tech, accounting
  
• excel/vba/c# Developer - 100% Remote ^\)^link\) Matlen Silver · Remote in Alexandria engineering
  
• ftth Designer - Remote ^\)^link\) SQUAN CONSTRUCTION, LLC · Remote in Austin design
  
• Sr. Financial Systems Analyst ^\)^link\) Kraken Digital Asset Exchange non-tech, oracle, sap, accounting, netsuite, security, full-time, anywhere
  
• contract Medical Writer – Internal Medicine Items ^\)^link\) MedStudy · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting, q-as
  
• patient Access Representative Call Center ^\)^link\) University of Washington · Remote in Seattle non-tech, customer-support, remote-downtown-seattle
  
• brand Copywriter ^\)^link\) Study.com · Remote in United States+1 location sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting, contract
  
• Product Manager ^\)^link\) Finalsite tech, product-management, user-interface, user-experience, customer-service, security, full-time, usa-uk
  
• software Developer ^\)^link\) Adaptec Solutions · Remote in Rochester engineering, fully-remote
  
• Lead Product Designer ^\)^link\) MaSotech Recruitment (RPO) design, user-experience, product-management, customer-experience, product-design, cloud, full-time, usa
  
• php Wordpress Developer ^\)^link\) Interactive Media · Remote engineering
  
• director Digital Strategy ^\)^link\) TE Connectivity · Remote in Austin sales-marketing, non-tech, marketing, remote
  
• part-time Italian Translator, Store Operations ^\)^link\) Abercrombie and Fitch Co. · Remote in Columbus non-tech, remote
  
• marketing Producer ^\)^link\) Lightology LLC · Remote in United States sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• staff Accountant Ii - Loan Accounting ^\)^link\) Achieve · Remote in Austin non-tech, accounting, work-from-home
  
• sales Manager - 100% Remote ^\)^link\) Endurance Warranty Services · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• staff Accountant ^\)^link\) Ad Hoc Team · Remote in Manassas non-tech, accounting
  
• senior Associate, Brand Copywriter ^\)^link\) Thinx · Remote in New York sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting
  
• sql Developer, 100% Remote ^\)^link\) ClearCaptions, LLC · Remote engineering
  
• junior Web Designer - Fully Remote ^\)^link\) ReminderMedia · Remote in Atlanta design
  
• Senior Director, People & Culture ^\)^link\) Unqork non-tech, architecture, full-time, anywhere
  
• sr. Manager, Customer Experience Strategy - Remote ^\)^link\) CSAA Insurance Group · Remote in Arizona non-tech, customer-support
  
• customer Service Representative ^\)^link\) CVS Health · Remote in Louisiana non-tech, customer-support
  
• social Media Specialist ^\)^link\) CALSTART · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• senior Sales Agent - 062623 ^\)^link\) SelectQuote · Remote in Florida sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• Product Marketing Manager ^\)^link\) DealHub.io sales-marketing, product-marketing, product-management, project-management, salesforce, full-time, usa
  
• Development Director ^\)^link\) Cahn Fellows Program · $125,000 - $150,000 · NY, US n-a
  
• customer Service Representative - State Farm Agent Team Member ^\)^link\) Jared Dean - State Farm Agent · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• spanish Linguist - Portland, or Office / Us Remote ^\)^link\) LanguageLine Solutions · Remote in Portland non-tech
  
• Sr. Digital Marketing Account Manager ^\)^link\) EmoryDay sales-marketing, account-manager, seo, lead-generation, project-management, advertising, full-time, usa
  
• care Advisor - Remote ^\)^link\) Sharecare · Remote in Kansas City sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• sales Representative ^\)^link\) J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. · Remote in Dallas sales-marketing, non-tech, sales, remote
  
• Southeast organizer ^\)^link\) National Young Farmers Coalition · $27 · NY, US non-tech, part-time
  
• backend Software Engineer – Node.js - 100% Remote ^\)^link\) Radian · Remote in Pennsylvania engineering
  
• Senior Counsel, Employment ^\)^link\) Affirm non-tech, payroll, full-time, usa-canada-north-america
  
• software Engineer I - Production Support ^\)^link\) Home Depot / THD · Remote in Atlanta engineering, remote
  
• Human Resources Staffing Specialist ^\)^link\) Athena Technology Group · USA non-tech, human-resources, full-time
  
• Creative Programming and Operations Associate ^\)^link\) VAWAA · USA sales-marketing, business, full-time
  
• creative Services Coordinator - 100% Remote ^\)^link\) ReminderMedia · Remote in Austin sales-marketing, non-tech, marketing
  
• copywriter - Creative ^\)^link\) Stream Companies · Remote in West Chester sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting
  
• haitian Creole Telephonic Interpreters Wanted ^\)^link\) Certified Languages International · +3 locations non-tech, work-from-home
  
• marketing Manager, .ca Retention Marketing ^\)^link\) Sephora USA · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, marketing
  
• translation Coordinator ^\)^link\) Questel · Remote in Provo non-tech
  
• asl Interpreter Part-time ^\)^link\) Sanford Federal Inc · Remote in St. Louis non-tech, on-call
  
• web Development Opportunities ^\)^link\) SuretyBonds.com · Remote engineering
  
• database Developer ^\)^link\) GovCIO · Remote in Fairfax engineering, remote
  
• software Developer ^\)^link\) Togetherwork · Remote in Columbus engineering, remote-us-based
  
• b2b Sales Account Executive ^\)^link\) KnowBe4 · Remote in Clearwater sales-marketing, non-tech, sales, remote
  
• Copy Writer ^\)^link\) Aquent sales-marketing, publishing, copywriting, seo, journalism, social-media, full-time, usa
  
• marketing Compliance Specialist ^\)^link\) Cella · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, marketing, remote
  
• Senior Client Experience Manager ^\)^link\) Mindbodygreen · USA sales-marketing, customer-service, full-time
  
• editorial Program Assistant ^\)^link\) WestEd · Remote in Eugene sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting
  
• senior Accountant - Remote Accounting ^\)^link\) Bookkeeper360 · Remote non-tech, accounting
  
• senior Copywriter ^\)^link\) Impinj · Remote in Seattle sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting, contractor
  
• Senior Ux/ui Designer ^\)^link\) ICF design, user-experience, user-interface, dotnet, web-analytics, cloud, full-time, usa
  
• Digital Marketing Coach ^\)^link\) 6 Figure Creative · Nashville, Tennessee, United States sales-marketing, full-time, sales-and-marketing, anywhere-in-the-world
  
• seo Content Writer ^\)^link\) Angi · Remote in Austin sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting
  
• part-time Social Media Coordinator ^\)^link\) Federation Early Learning Services · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• copywriter ^\)^link\) American Printing House for the Blind · Remote in Louisville sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting
  
• outside Sales Representative ^\)^link\) Fidelity National Home Warranty · Remote in Stanislaus sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• trilingual Interpreter - Remote Vrs ^\)^link\) Sorenson Communications, LLC · Remote in San Juan non-tech, asl-spanish-english, puerto-rico
  
• Senior Partnerships Development Manager ^\)^link\) DuckDuckGo tech, project-management, business-development, advertising, full-time, anywhere
  
• Business Development Representative ^\)^link\) UWorld · USA sales-marketing, sales, full-time
  
• relationship Manager - Greater Texas ^\)^link\) Southern Auto Finance Company, LLC · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, marketing
  
• associate Email Editor ^\)^link\) Apartment Therapy Media · Remote in New York sales-marketing, non-tech, copywriting
  
• sales Representative - Remote ^\)^link\) Outsourced Doers · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• Central Valley Farms Program Manager ^\)^link\) Center for Land-Based Learning · $65,000 - $75,000 · California, US sales-marketing, tech, non-tech
  
• retail & Platform Marketing Specialist ^\)^link\) Warner Music Group · Remote in Los Angeles sales-marketing, non-tech, marketing
  
• accounting Associate Ii - Remote ^\)^link\) Ryder System · Remote in Austin non-tech, accounting
  
• patient Support Representative ^\)^link\) Aveanna Healthcare · Remote in Houston non-tech, customer-support, remote
  
• Campaign Manager ^\)^link\) Spotify tech, project-management, qa, music, account-manager, advertising, full-time, usa
  
• social Media Specialist ^\)^link\) iMarket Solutions · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, marketing
  
• sales Development Representative ^\)^link\) Keysight Technologies, Inc. · Remote in Santa Clara sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• vacation Consultant-amtrak Vacations ^\)^link\) Railbookers Group · Remote sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• inside Phone Sales Representative - Remote ^\)^link\) A Place For Mom · Remote in New York sales-marketing, non-tech, sales
  
• Head Of Operations ^\)^link\) CareHarmony · USA sales-marketing, business, full-time
  
• social Media Specialist - Remote Within Footprint ^\)^link\) Associated Bank · Remote in Milwaukee sales-marketing, non-tech, social-media
  
• Financial Analyst ^\)^link\) TechFlow, Inc · USA non-tech, finance-legal, full-time
  
• accountant - Remote ^\)^link\) UnitedHealth Group · Remote in Eden Prairie non-tech, accounting
  
• senior Accountant - Remote ^\)^link\) UnitedHealth Group · Remote in Columbia non-tech, accounting
  
• asl Remote Interpreter ^\)^link\) Propio Language Services · Remote non-tech
  
• customer Service Agent ^\)^link\) Miaplaza Inc. · Remote non-tech, customer-support
  
• Sr. Atlassian Engineer ^\)^link\) Kraken Digital Asset Exchange engineering, devops, cloud, full-time, anywhere
  
• web Applications Developer – 100% Remote In Texas ^\)^link\) Health & Human Services Comm · Remote in Austin engineering
  
• senior Product Designer-remote ^\)^link\) UnitedHealth Group · Remote in New York design
  
• Senior Aws Serverless Developer ^\)^link\) Integrity Labs Pty Ltd t/a Brand Ninja · Melbourne, Australia engineering, contract, back-end-programming, anywhere-in-the-world, aws, docker, es6, git, node-js, shell, sqs, 75-000-99-999-usd
  

Hello friends! These are the open remote positions I've found that were published today. See you tomorrow! Bleep blop 🤖

Please add to this list if you can. I'm going to add some basic ones today and then more later. If I can find a top University for the career I will also add the name of the school. Not in any particular order!
CNBC recently published an article about this though I'm not sure how top these are from them. But I will start out with their list.
This is the Link to the article.

1. Anesthesiologists: (A-nes-THEE-zee-AH-loh-jist) A doctor who has special training in giving drugs or other agents to prevent or relieve pain during surgery or other procedures.

Base salary from this report is 208,000. Per year. I am guessing that once you have your staff and Doctors you work with regularly this will increase.
Industry: Health care
Education needed: Doctorate degree
Top Universities for this field:
Harvard University.
Johns Hopkins University.
Duke University.
University of California--San Francisco.
Columbia University.
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1. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons: An oral and maxillofacial surgeon specializes in oral surgery, removing impacted wisdom teeth, difficult teeth extractions, placing dental implants, bone grafting, and much more.

Base salary from this report is 208,000. Per year and again once you build a clientele or go on your own I am sure this booms.
Industry: Health care
Education needed: Doctorate degree
Top Universities for this field:
Tufts University
University of Southern California
University at Buffalo
Nova Southeastern University
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
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1. Obstetrician and gynecologist : A branch of medicine that specializes in the care of women during pregnancy and childbirth and in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the female reproductive organs. It also specializes in other women’s health issues, such as menopause, hormone problems, contraception (birth control), and infertility.

Base salary from this report is 208,000. Per year and again once you build a clientele or go on your own I am sure this booms.
Industry: Health care
Education needed: Doctorate degree
Top Universities for this field:
Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
University South Florida
University Of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Pennsylvania
More to come in next post.

Home:

Season	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Record	Win %
1969	Western Conference Championship	Los Angeles Rams	Metropolitan Stadium	W 23-20	1-0	1.000
1969	NFL Championship	Cleveland Browns	Metropolitan Stadium	W 27-7	2-0	1.000
1970	Divisional	San Francisco 49ers	Metropolitan Stadium	L 14-17	2-1	.667
1971	Divisional	Dallas Cowboys	Metropolitan Stadium	L 12-20	2-2	.500
1973	Divisional	Washington Redskins	Metropolitan Stadium	W 27-20	3-2	.600
1974	Divisional	St. Louis Cardinals	Metropolitan Stadium	W 30-14	4-2	.667
1974	NFC Championship	Los Angeles Rams	Metropolitan Stadium	W 14-10	5-2	.714
1975	Divisional	Dallas Cowboys	Metropolitan Stadium	L 14-17	5-3	.625
1976	Divisional	Washington Redskins	Metropolitan Stadium	W 35-20	6-3	.667
1976	NFC Championship	Los Angeles Rams	Metropolitan Stadium	W 24-13	7-3	.700
1982	Wild Card	Atlanta Falcons	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	W 30-24	8-3	.727
1988	Wild Card	Los Angeles Rams	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	W 28-17	9-3	.750
1992	Wild Card	Washington Redskins	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	L 7-24	9-4	.692
1994	Wild Card	Chicago Bears	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	L 18-35	9-5	.643
1998	Divisional	Arizona Cardinals	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	W 41-21	10-5	.667
1998	NFC Championship	Atlanta Falcons	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	L 27-30	10-6	.625
1999	Wild Card	Dallas Cowboys	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	W 27-10	11-6	.647
2000	Divisional	New Orleans Saints	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	W 34-16	12-6	.667
2008	Wild Card	Philadelphia Eagles	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	L 14-26	12-7	.632
2009	Divisional	Dallas Cowboys	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	W 34-3	13-7	.650
2015	Wild Card	Seattle Seahawks	TCF Bank Stadium	L 9-10	13-8	.619
2017	Divisional	New Orleans Saints	U.S. Bank Stadium	W 29-24	14-8	.636
2022	Wild Card	New York Giants	U.S. Bank Stadium	L 24-31	14-9	.609

Away:

Season	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Record	Win %
1968	Western Conference Championship	Baltimore Colts	Memorial Stadium	L 14-24	0-1	.000
1973	NFC Championship	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium	W 27-10	1-1	.500
1977	Divisional	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	W 14-7	2-1	.667
1977	NFC Championship	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium	L 6-23	2-2	.500
1978	Divisional	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	L 10-34	2-3	.400
1980	Divisional	Philadelphia Eagles	Veterans Stadium	L 16-31	2-4	.333
1982	Divisional	Washington Redskins	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	L 7-21	2-5	.286
1987	Wild Card	New Orleans Saints	Louisiana Superdome	W 44-10	3-5	.375
1987	Divisional	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park	W 36-24	4-5	.444
1987	NFC Championship	Washington Redskins	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	L 10-17	4-6	.400
1988	Divisional	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park	L 9-34	4-7	.364
1989	Divisional	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park	L 13-41	4-8	.333
1993	Wild Card	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	L 10-17	4-9	.308
1996	Wild Card	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium	L 15-40	4-10	.286
1997	Wild Card	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	W 23-22	5-10	.333
1997	Divisional	San Francisco 49ers	3Com Park at Candlestick Point	L 22-38	5-11	.313
1999	Divisional	St. Louis Rams	Trans World Dome	L 37-49	5-12	.294
2000	NFC Championship	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	L 0-41	5-13	.278
2004	Wild Card	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	W 31-17	6-13	.316
2004	Divisional	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	L 14-27	6-14	.300
2009	NFC Championship	New Orleans Saints	Louisiana Superdome	L 28-31	6-15	.286
2012	Wild Card	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	L 10-24	6-16	.273
2017	NFC Championship	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	L 7-38	6-17	.261
2019	Wild Card	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	W 26-20	7-17	.292
2019	Divisional	San Francisco 49ers	Levi’s Stadium	L 10-27	7-18	.280

Super Bowls:

Season (Super Bowl)	Opponent	Venue	Location	Result	Record	Win %
1969 (IV)	Kansas City Chiefs	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans, LA	L 7-23	0-1	.000
1973 (VIII)	Miami Dolphins	Rice Stadium	Houston, TX	L 7-24	0-2	.000
1974 (IX)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans, LA	L 6-16	0-3	.000
1976 (XI)	Oakland Raiders	Rose Bowl	Pasadena, CA	L 14-32	0-4	.000

Final Tally:

Games	Record	Win %
Home	14-9	.609
Away	7-18	.280
Super Bowls	0-4	.000
Totals	21-31	.404