Ask HN: Hunting Python/Django programmers to join an ambitious project/business
Want to work on an awesome side project? Know python and django? Live in San Francisco? We are working on a project in the local events space and we'd love to talk to you about joining our team.
Write Andrew -- akitchell@gmail.com
I'd love to know::
1. Two+ fun/creative projects/teams you have worked on.
2. Your resume, portfolio, or something great you've built.
3. One sentence+ about what you love to do outside of work.
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Hi,
My name is Andrew.
I've been a marketer / business developer / hustler / product schemer with two YC teams, have run my own startup, and love big challenges.
Three months ago, my friend and I started developing a project in the local event space (its unique, I promise). My co-founder is a coding machine, who spends his daytime hours writing fantastic code for a very hot SF startup.
Our alpha is live, and 50 friends beta testing it, and we are seeing/hearing great feedback. Surely, we have a long way to go, but the project has huge potential.
Now, we are looking for another programmer proficient in Django and Python to join our team.
In the short term, you should be able to join us on nights and (some) weekends to work on an awesome side project. In the medium term (think 3 months), we will be testing out business models as we launch an exceptional product.
SO: If you are a Python/Django programmer, and are thinking about working on a great side project, we're building something amazing and we'd like you to join us.
Interested? I'd love to take you out for a coffee or a beer and show you what we are working on.<p>Write me for more details: akitchell@gmail.com.
(Know a friend who might be interested? They'd love you for telling them about this!)
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As stated above, I'd love to know:
1. Two+ fun/creative projects/teams you have worked on.
2. Your resume, portfolio, or something great you've built.
3. A little about what you love to do outside of work.
Thanks!
(And go for it! I promise you'll never regret writing me to learn a few more details :)