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stringbeans··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2015)
Edvisor.io - Vancouver, BC Canada (http://edvisor.io) (https://angel.co/edvisor-io)

REMOTE Full-time positions available.

We've just completed a 3-month stint in NYC with TechStars and we are looking for both backend and frontend engineers to join us! We have a strong team that loves working together and getting shit done, and we're growing really quickly!

Edvisor.io is under a year old and has quickly grown its customer base to over 300+ users, at a rate of 50% month-to-month. You’ll be at the front lines of creating technology that’s transforming an $80B industry and working with customers all over the world.

1) Backend NodeJS Engineer

Requirements:

- strong experience with NodeJS

- experience with the Loopback framework

- strong experience with MySQL

- strong experience building a RESTful API

2) Frontend Engineer

- strong experience with AngularJS

- strong experience with HTML5 and CSS3

- experience with Foundation for Apps framework

- experience with Gulp and Bower build systems

You can apply here (https://angel.co/edvisor-io)

stringbeans··on Anti-Tesla sentiment and the death of optimism
really like this article... but your font (or font weight) hurts my eyes :(
stringbeans··on Ask HN: What do you do waiting for YC answers
Hopefully waiting doesn't stop you from focusing on your product ;)
stringbeans··on Ask HN: Why does being in an accelerator pre-YC lessen your YC chances?
this is how we felt as well :S
stringbeans··on Ask HN: Why does being in an accelerator pre-YC lessen your YC chances?
That provides a lot of clarity. Thanks PG :)
stringbeans··on Ask HN: Why does being in an accelerator pre-YC lessen your YC chances?
You're right, it's probably not JUST because of the pre-YC accelerator and the original post should be worded differently. I think however being in an accelerator pre-YC has some definite weight in the decision. Curious if anyone has any insight into this. The interview was going fantastic and all the partners seemed impressed by our traction and opportunity until they brought up the previous accelerator (which coincidentally turned out to be the last question before time was up)