Clean up the Lever categories to make sure related jobs are showing
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# plumbing jobs into team's blog posts
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iOS:
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# the category in Lever
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lever: 'iOS'
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lever: 'Mobile'
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Android:
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lever: 'Android'
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lever: 'Mobile'
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Data Science:
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lever: 'Data Science - San Francisco'
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lever: 'Data Science'
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Core Platform:
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lever: 'Core Platform'
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Data Engineering:
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# No clue why these jobs are grouped with Core Platform in Lever, but not
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# really important to fix at the moment
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lever: 'Core Platform'
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lever: 'Data Engineering'
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Core Infrastructure:
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lever: 'Core Infrastructure'
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<!--
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window.onload = () =>{
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renderJobs(document.getElementById('jobs'), "{{ site.data.teams[page.team].lever }}", 4);
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// Always include some Engineering jobs if we have any general ones
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renderJobs(document.getElementById('jobs'), "{{ site.data.teams['Engineering'].lever }}", 2);
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};
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-->
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</script>
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