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PS: I remember interacting with you from the early days of code-push I think :)
Paperless Post is a social utility with 100 million+ users that uses technology to reimagine invitations and bring people together in the real world. We’re continuing to grow with the release of our new product, Flyer (paperlesspost.com/flyer) and we're investing in our infrastructure and platform. Engineering & product make up 60% of Paperless.
We have multiple open roles across the stack. If you enjoy backend development, you’ll have an opportunity to build systems that are responsible for the next gen of services that enables product features, scaling and improving uptime using interesting technologies (Golang, Kubernetes, AWS, Postgres. MongoDB). Or if you enjoy working on the feature side, you’ll have the opportunity to set the direction and tone of the user discovery experience on a lean, high-performing feature team working with React, Go, Elasticsearch, Postgres, AWS, and GraphQL.
We take a language-agnostic approach to hiring and don't require prior experience with Go or Ruby. We're looking for resourceful, collaborative, and humble people.
I’m the Head of Recruiting and would love to hear from you: [email protected] Or if it’s easier, feel free to apply here:
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