Speaking of positions to be added, I have to wonder how many startups get around the issue of information security. Most of the security-related jobs I see here are either for security-related companies (Palo Alto Labs) or for well-established "startups". Very rarely do I see a startup with a SecOps or security engineer.

How do companies get around having (what I consider to be) a necessary employee for a company of almost any size, especially when you're building your own networks and housing your own infrastructure?

Hey Vishal, that's amazing to hear! Data scientist is a role we've been pondering, if you are up for it, we'd still love to hear from you :-)

Hey Joel! Quick question; are your engineering guys office based or do they work remotely? I've been following you guys for a while but I'm pretty firmly rooted in Warwickshire!

We're fully distributed, that includes all engineers too :-) Colin is based in Cambridge. Firmly rooted in Warwickshire is no problem! I went to Warwick University by the way :-)

That's great to know! Once my current project is over, I think I'll drop you/Sunil my resume.

Hah, I thought the mention of Warwickshire would catch your eye. Would be great to join a homegrown tech company.

All the best.

What are some of the tools that you use to support this async culture in different time zones?

Do you require people to work specific hours?

Myntra.com is looking for data scientist(s). Shoot me an email if you'd be interested :)