The guy who runs GameBeep.com just dropped me a line about Indie Game Jobs, a site that lets you post and search for… uh… maybe I should just paste from the e-mail:

A new job board, www.indiegamejobs.com, just opened up that caters to the independent game developer.  The site allows you to post jobs or search through job categories including 3d, textures, programming, and level design. You can evaluate artists by previewing their work and reading feedback ratings from other users. You can also post and browse resumes.

I haven’t actually given the idea much thought.  I’ve been entertaining thoughts of using RentACoder.com to accelerate my own prototyping or dev work.  Would a dedicated site be a better matchmaker?  Frequently, the most productive outcome of these sites is a few test runs, and then an “off the grid” relationship with someone who works out particularly well.  If IndieGameJobs gets sufficient volume (and quality), maybe it can help me find that special someone.

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