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We're building a savings app for people that struggle to save money. How you ask? We're using a new form of investment called prize-linked savings (new to the US as of 2014). The simple explanation is that you trade part of your interest for the chance to win from a prize pool of everyone's interest.
As a software engineer at Long Game you'll be joining a small team of engineers and will have full exposure to all aspects of our product development processes.
We're looking for developers that enjoy building fun mobile UX and/or engineers with considerable finance experience.
Our stack: React Native, Node, Postgres, AWS
Email: dan@longgame.co
Senior engineers = a little older = probably have family = harder to make the move to another country
I've been on H1B since about the time I graduated and it was no brainer to start new life in US. Had I stayed and started my family and career in Canada, it would've been much harder move to US and it probably wouldn't be worth it because my wife wouldn't be able to work etc etc
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We are building an app that uses short term incentives (similar to the lottery) to get people to save for their future. In other words, seeking to redirect an $80B rev stream that's wasted on the lottery into transparent financial assets.
We are looking for talented engineers to join our team. These are high-impact, high-ownership positions for someone wanting to solve a huge societal problem using engaging games of chance.
We have a small, high-performing, practical, user-focused eng team. Great alignment and a collaborative culture.
Stack: NodeJS, React Native
To apply, please email dan@longgame.co and include your CV and a link to your website/github/etc. Feel free to include any additional details.
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