You should post this to the django-seattle group as well ( https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/django-seattle)
On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 9:45 AM, Lee McFadden <[email protected]> wrote: > You care about WHO you are working with and WHAT you are working on. You > are going to be interested in BigDoor because you will work with a > laser-focused team on very challenging problems. You will release code > every week in an Agile environment to web publishers with Marquee names. > Professional sports leagues, Grammy award winning musicians, and Fortune > 500. Yes, your work will be seen, your work will have an impact, and your > work will change how people interact on the Internet. Bold statement? > Absolutely. > > The team is smart and we not only work together, we hang out together. We > know how to get shit done, and we know how to blow off steam. We just made > the Best Place to Work List and were just awarded Best Early Stage > Technology by the WTIA. > > Our platform is based around our RESTful API to interact with our MySQL > database for clients and we do high volumes of transactions. Some call what > we do "gamification", others call what we do loyalty and engagement. > > If you are a strong developer with 5-7 years of experience and familiarity > working with the following technologies we use daily then please keep > reading. > > Full stack developer > > Linux > Python -- Django > MySQL > SVN > Javascript / Coffeescript > > Operations: > > AWS > MySQL > Tableau > > Still reading? You just leveled up. BigDoor by the numbers: > > Founded: 2009 > Number of Employees: 23 > Number of Developers: 17 > Funding: 2 rounds with the Foundry Group led by Brad Feld > Location: South Lake Union in the TechStars building. > CTO: Jeff Malek > > Still interested? You should send your resume to [email protected]. > Applications with demo's will receive priority. > > Know someone who might be perfect for this job? You should refer them to > us, and you'll get an iPad2 if they get hired! > >
