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Curious.com | Menlo Park, CA | iOS, Rails | Onsite

We are looking for 2 new devs at Curious.com. 1 with a strong Rails background and one with iOS experience. We have an experienced team and are hoping to expand with engineers that share our drive to learn something new everyday while bringing their own experience from other companies and projects. Knowledge of AWS and MySQL/RDS are big plusses.

Email jobs@curious.com with a resume and 5 things you'd love to learn!

“Curious has mastered making learning addictive.” -- PandoDaily

“A Netflix For Learning” -- Forbes

“Curious stands out from sites like Khan Academy, Coursera, Udacity, Udemy, and Lynda.com by focusing on learning 'for learning’s sake.'” -- VentureBeat

“Curious Helps Hobbyists Share Their Skills” -- Mashable

We are looking for 2 new devs at Curious.com. 1 with a strong Rails background and one with iOS experience. We have an experienced team and are hoping to expand with engineers that share our drive to learn something new everyday while bringing their own experience from other companies and projects. Knowledge of AWS and MySQL/RDS are big plusses.

Ruby on Rails: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/197422868

iOS, Objective C: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/197615384

“Curious has mastered making learning addictive.” -- PandoDaily

“A Netflix For Learning” -- Forbes

“Curious stands out from sites like Khan Academy, Coursera, Udacity, Udemy, and Lynda.com by focusing on learning 'for learning’s sake.'” -- VentureBeat

“Curious Helps Hobbyists Share Their Skills” -- Mashable

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