srehnborg

Bandwidth or Republic Wireless - www.bandwidth.com - Raleigh, NC

Fun company to work for and one of the fastest growing companies in Raleigh. We innovate in voice networks, Wi-Fi hybrid calling, and telecom. Bandwidth owns the network and is the brains behind Republic Wireless, Phonebooth, our wholesale division. Republic Wireless is disrupting the cell phone industry with a $25.00 unlimited cell phone plan that uses WiFi calling to offset pricing. Phonebooth is a cloud based PBX that helps SMB's save money on their phone system. The Wholesale division works with companies like Skype, Google Voice, and Pinger.

Hiring for positions across the board. Sales, operations, and others. Here are the positions that most people on this board would be interested in. See descriptions on the website for further details on the position.

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Software Developer

Software Architect

DevOps/Sys Admin

Salesforce Admin

Network Engineer

VOIP Engineer

Quality Assurance

Software Architect

Technical Project Manager

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Benefits: 90-minute lunch if you participate in a sport or work out during your lunch break.(Basketball, Ultimate Frisbee, Weight Lifting, Flag Football, etc etc.)

Free gym membership with shuttle service, onsite cardio gym, company organized and sponsored sports and leagues.

100% company paid health and dental insurance for your family.

Many More

Careers Page - http://bandwidth.com/people/careers

Email me directly - srehnborg at bandwidth.com

I'd be happy to kick some ideas around in a email thread. Email = my hacker news username@gmail.com

What type of company?

I think one advantage that you bring to the table in the expertise field is you have much more experience that you can leverage than a younger person. While you might not be a true expert in that one field, having a more exposure from years of experience gives you the ability to bring other knowledge to the table and apply it to your expert field.

I am waiting to see what comes of this before I buy. However, They had overloaded server issues during the 1 hour beta AND the extended 4 hour beta leading up to the launch.

Hoping they can get this resolved quickly. I think we're dreaming if the fix will involve a non-DRM offline mode.

Is this really that much of a deal breaker?

These are not your Huffy brand bikes you buy at Walmart for $100 a bike.

They cost $500-$1000, but you get a high quality product that will last a long time. The ROI makes a lot of sense in the long term. Unless you are the type of person that has to buy a new bike every 2 years because it's shiny.

This is awesome.

When is your contract up? Check out Republic Wireless - www.republicwireless.com for a cheaper option.

It's $19 a month for unlimited data/talk/text. Runs over wi-fi when you're around wi-fi or cell towers when you're not. That will save you quite a bit per month.

Actually, here is another good link of when Techcrunch toured Atlanta, Raleigh/Durham, Savannah, and Greenville, SC.

http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/16/southeast-meetup-tour-wrap-...

What kind of work are you looking for?

You mentioned that you were looking for a Vibrant / growing tech community. I think you need to check out both Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina.

Both are really great areas to live, work, and play. They offer great communities with lots of small and growing companies. Both places are up and coming as well, so you have the ability to shape it's future in a bigger way than somewhere already established.

Links to take a closer look.

http://triangletechtalk.com/

http://www.exitevent.com/

http://www.americanunderground.com

http://www.hubraleigh.com/

http://www.rtp.org/

Feel free to email me at my username @ gmail.com if you'd like to talk further.

Seems legit. /sarcasm

I lost focus after he talked about how easy poker was to make $85k a year.

Hope to see this expand to other campuses.

This is awesome because the most fun I have in fantasy leagues is the interaction with the people I am playing against. So this just takes it to a next level and provides a recap like the normal NFL games.

Good to see a Durham, NC company get some love.

If these products are not available in Canada, sounds like a great opportunity to bring something similar to that market.

I'd hate to see what the figure is for buffet's only

Any idea on when non-accredited investors can join?

Awesome! Have my background music for the day!

AT&T and Google Voice had a dispute over this a few years ago because AT&T must terminate all calls and GV was blocking calls to the freeconferencecall.com numbers.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2009/10/att-accused-...

Really? - 2 grittney spears

This is pretty sweet, however I don't think most people know the original song. It's a big hit for dance/electronic fans.

Link to the original - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu_zwdmz0hE

I've seen Keystone Light sold in bottle form at Ohio University bars.

OC-12 is a lot cheaper than you think. It's in the range of $5-15K a month depending on the location and carrier.

Bandwidth.com/Phonebooth.com - Raleigh/Cary, NC No remote work.

Senior Web and Database Programmer

System Admin

Web Developer - Phonebooth Mobile

QA Engineer - Phonebooth.com

Technical Support Engineer - Phonebooth.com

Details at: http://bandwidth.com/about/join/careers.html

Contact me with any questions. Email in profile

For those that don't like the choice of the first guest, Kevin has investments in at least Square, but Crunchbase also says Twitter.

http://www.crunchbase.com/person/kevin-rose

My only guess is that they have so many merchants waiting in the queue that this is an avenue for these merchants to get their deal out.

The only problem is that for the people buying the groupons. I only try to limit myself to 1 a week since that it all that I can afford right now. If more groupons are available, I probably wouldn't buy more unless it was a killer deal.

If I remember the story correctly, if the cafe didn't go lower than 50% on the deal itself, then Groupon would take 100% of the money it generated.

Edit:I found the link.

http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=443354298928&id...

When the customer pays less than $10, Groupon takes 100%.