We’ve grown from 3 engineers to ~25 in the last 12 months, with plans to double in the next 6 months.

Not only has the rise of influencers changed the landscape of fame, but technology has enabled celebrities of all kinds to reach more fans every day. Our growth is a combination of a new and rapidly growing market, and we’re excited to be pioneers in this uncharted territory.

We sit at an interesting intersection between what is quintessentially LA/Hollywood (entertainment) and SF/Silicon Valley (technology). These are often viewed as two non-overlapping worlds, but they’re not, and that’s what makes Cameo so exciting to build. We started this company in 2016 after our cofounder Martin, who was working as an NFL agent at the time, wanted to give his friend, Brandon, a special present to celebrate the birth of his son. Martin asked Cassius Marsh to record a short and personalized video for Brandon, who is a massive fan. His reaction was absolutely priceless. And from the pure joy that this short video created, Cameo was born.

We’ve been growing quickly ever since, and all of this growth has created a ton of opportunity to be a mentor, manager, and founding member of a new company. We’re spinning up entirely new teams and also need engineers to help us scale to millions of users, build out search and discovery on Cameo, and improve our UI and video performance as we’ve started to reach the limits of what React Native can do. If you want to learn more or get in touch, please reach out to Maddie at [email protected] or Alex at [email protected]. You can also check out this podcast where our CEO Steven talks about where Cameo is headed.

<h2We’re in a unique position as an early stage company as we closed out our second year of 3x YOY growth in annual recurring revenue (ARR) in a row in 2019. With COVID-19 hitting in 2020, we still maintained our growth and expect to continue this level in 2021.

The strong revenue stream and demand for our products is driving rapid growth on our team. As a team, we grew 3x in 2019 (from 12 to 36) and in 2020 we grew 1.5x (from 36 to 60), with a goal of almost 2x in 2021. While growing quickly, we aren’t willing to lower our bar on three core selection criteria for any new teammate: exceptional technical skills, deep commitment to the mission, and highly collaborative work style.

As we continue to grow there are lots of things we’d like to solve, but we need talent that shares our vision. If you are interested in making medical data more useful in improving patient health (even if you have no background in the medical/healthcare industry), we would love to hear from you.

PicnicHealth is remote until July 2021 as of right now, dependent upon COVID-19. Some of our roles will continue to be remote even past July, most of those being on the Engineering team. Please make sure to check our careers site as each job posting will indicate whether or not the job is remote.

We’re a cash flow-positive business that recently raised $7M. We’re looking to grow to 70 employees (including 20 new engineers!) by the end of 2020.

What’s fueling our growth? User demand.

Our users are organically signing up for our product faster than we expected (a good problem to have!) and we’re quickly expanding our team in order to keep up. We believe we have a 2-3-year window to take the market and aim to reach $100M ARR within that time frame. We’re eager to bring on new team members to support our current SaaS product, EHR integrations, external API, and also focus on new initiatives.

NexHealth is at a really exciting inflection point. We're building digital infrastructure for people and their doctors, and the global coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated the need for a product like NexHealth more than ever. Whether you’re passionate about overcoming COVID-19 or the general healthcare space, looking to join a cash flow-positive tech startup, or simply interested in building better solutions for you and the people you know, we hope you’ll check out our open roles and reach out.

A rapidly growing team means that you will have the ability to define their own role.

Our large team is quickly expanding, which means that there are endless opportunities for people to grow both upwards and laterally. We expect that many engineers will carve out their own paths. We’re doing a lot today, but we have even bigger plans and are currently hiring to support both the current and new initiatives that will support our growth this year and beyond.

We should mention that Stitch Fix has a culture of recruiting, and it is everyone’s job to hire great people. We don’t outsource recruiting to recruiting, and hiring managers are never the only people to making the final hiring decision. We leverage cross-functional partners and dynamic interviews to fully assess talent, and treat the candidate experience and client experience with the same importance. We hope that you’ll reach out if you’re interested in learning more about being an engineer at Stitch Fix.

We are growing like crazy!

In the past year we have doubled the size of our team, and we plan to double again this year. We want to be at 80+ in product and engineering by the end of 2018. This includes engineers, product managers, designers, and engineering managers. We have just begun to revolutionize our industry and need many more people to help execute on that vision. We want to grow beyond being a stage in the hiring funnel and start driving the hiring funnel. There is still a lot of work to do and we need great people to reach our ambitious goals. If you’re interested, learn more about our interview process and reach out if you’d like to apply!

We raised our Series D in February of 2020 and are on track to become a $1B unicorn.

As a new Alto Engineer, you’ll help us expand beyond SoCal and build the systems to support multiple locations. If you’re a mobile developer, you can build our mobile app from scratch in React Native, making our customers’ on-the-go experience seamless. Whether you enjoy frontend, backend, or fullstack work, you can help us take a holistic look at our Fertility patient experience or build any feature(s) that improve our internal tooling. There is so much to do and so much that can be done when you work with people who share your passion. If you’re curious about who we are or where we’re going, check out this podcast with our CEO Mattieu.

We started 2020 with 30 engineers and hope to hire 100 more by 2021. And if you’re interested in how you might fit into our Pharmaly, reach out!

We’re intentional about growth.

After some early lessons from our last companies (like an office we barely used), we’ve been very judicious with our spending. By keeping the team small until now, we were able to validate customer problems in tight iteration loops. We’ve talked to dozens of companies, ranging from fast-growing startups with a few hundred employees to Fortune 500 companies with tens of thousands of employees, who are all experiencing the same problems at different scales.

We’re excited to tackle these challenges, build platforms that will enable us to solve increasingly complex problems, and grow a team of passionate folx to do it. Over the next few months, we’re planning to hire infrastructure engineers, product engineers, and designers. If that sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you!

Launched in 2012, Gusto created software so entrepreneurs could focus on the things they loved, not figuring out how to pay their employees.

Since then, we’ve expanded our product to help small businesses create communities with HR and empower them to provide benefits like health insurance or 401(k) retirement plans to their teams, and we’re still just getting started!

We plan to hire about 100 engineers over the next year. We’re hiring in San Francisco and Denver, and we’re open to remote work. Check out our CTO’s take on how his role has changed as the team has and continues to grow.

Asana Engineering spans four offices around the world and we’re continuing to grow quickly! Here’s what you need to know about each of our locations and our teams:

• San Francisco is our headquarters and all product engineering pillars are represented here.
• New York is where we first branched out into having a distributed engineering team, and it’s now home to our second-largest engineering team globally. Our New York team works mostly within the Clarity pillar, launching product features like Timeline and Workload.
• Reykjavik is our first international engineering office, home to engineers on our Infrastructure team. The Reykjavik team supports the maintenance, security, and scale of our core infrastructure that powers Asana, like LunaDB stability, and also works on the internationalization of our product.
• Vancouver opened earlier this year and is growing quickly, with Asanas in Product Engineering and Data Science who work in our Adoption pillar. The Vancouver team is focused on building features that support revenue growth and in-product education.

Our teams:

• Product Engineering: Builds the Asana web and mobile application using a customer-driven approach to iterate and evolve our product to meet the needs of teams everywhere. We structure work in Product Engineering into three pillars:
  • Workflow pillar: Makes the right connection between our customers, their tools, and their processes; builds features that support our customers’ unique workflows. Supports developers worldwide who use the Asana API.
  • Clarity pillar: Delivers the pyramid of clarity to our customers; builds features to ensure that teams have clarity of purpose, plan, and responsibility, which we know makes them more productive.
  • Adoption pillar: Increases the adoption and monetization of Asana; builds features that make it easy for users to quickly see value from the moment they start using Asana.
• Infrastructure and Security: Builds the foundation needed to support our web and mobile applications and our API, as well as the systems and tools that enable Asana to easily build secure software.
• Data: Designs and uses data analysis tools that increase our data’s scalability, accuracy, and accessibility; act as key partners to each product team to ensure we have the right metrics and insights in place.

Mode is positioned to become the next big thing.

Mary Meeker recently said, “If it feels like we’re all drinking from a data firehose, it’s because we are.” Everyone has more data than they know what to do with. The world is increasingly aware that effective data use makes or breaks companies, and Mode is rapidly creating a world-class solution to that exact problem. We have a growing customer base, and we’re working on some incredibly innovative solutions to their problems, but there’s so much more we could do if we tackle more of them in parallel.

We raised a $33M Series D round mid 2020 in order to respond to ever-increasing market demand for what we’re building — a better way for businesses to leverage their data. We are hiring engineers across the board, both in San Francisco and remote, and encourage you to take a look at our open roles!

We are investing our profits from our B2B custom software development into developing B2C products.

As we take on more custom software projects, we have fewer developers to work on our own software products and want to ensure that there are enough resources to support both sides of our business. We are growing quickly and new hires will work on our own software products first like Staff Squared or Fundipedia, where they can learn our software development and software project management practices while demonstrating their strengths and skills. Once a new developer has settled in, we then put them into teams for custom software projects for our customers and externally facing products.