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Wedding Party - http://www.weddingpartyapp.com/jobs - Palo Alto, CA, REMOTE OK

Help us make weddings awesome for the hundreds of millions of people who attend weddings every year. We are a small team of engineers and designers that has made waves in the last year with our mobile apps for couples and guests. We’ve grown fast and Wedding Party is now used at hundreds of thousands of weddings a year. We’ve been featured on the AppStore for the two months. There are fun design, product, and scaling challenges ahead.

We are looking for: -Rails developer -Android developer -iOS developer

Responsibilities: - Take ownership of one of our major product platforms - Be able to iterate quickly over UX interactions and designs - Be obsessive over details and be ready to ship great code

Requirements: -Experience working on interesting projects -Be prepared to learn and teach -Experience building products with millions of users a plus email: jobs@weddingpartyapp.com

Wedding Party - http://www.weddingpartyapp.com/jobs - Palo Alto, CA, REMOTE OK

Help us make weddings awesome for the hundreds of millions of people who attend weddings every year. We are a small team of engineers and designers that has made waves in the last year with our mobile apps for couples and guests. We’ve grown fast and Wedding Party is now used at hundreds of thousands of weddings a year. We’ve been featured on the AppStore for the last five consecutive weeks. There are fun design, product, and scaling challenges ahead.

We are looking for:

-Rails developer

-Android developer

-iOS developer

Responsibilities:

- Take ownership of one of our major product platforms

- Be able to iterate quickly over UX interactions and designs

- Be obsessive over details and be ready to ship great code

Requirements:

-Experience working on interesting projects

-Be prepared to learn and teach

-Experience building products with millions of users a plus

email: jobs@weddingpartyapp.com

Wedding Party - http://www.weddingpartyapp.com/jobs - Palo Alto, CA, REMOTE OK

Help us make weddings awesome for the hundreds of millions of people who attend weddings every year. We are a small team of engineers and designers that has made waves in the last year with our mobile apps for couples and guests. We’ve grown fast and Wedding Party is now used at hundreds of thousands of weddings a year. We’ve been featured on the AppStore for the last five consecutive weeks. There are fun design, product, and scaling challenges ahead.

We are looking for:

-Rails developer

-Android developer

-iOS developer

Responsibilities:

- Take ownership of one of our major product platforms

- Be able to iterate quickly over UX interactions and designs

- Be obsessive over details and be ready to ship great code

Requirements:

-Experience working on interesting projects

-Be prepared to learn and teach

-Experience building products with millions of users a plus

email: jobs@weddingpartyapp.com

Mountain View, CA - Wedding Party www.weddingpartyapp.com

1. We’re building a company that’s bringing mobile technology to the massive ($100bln) wedding industry. (there are over 2.5M weddings and 300M guests a year in the US alone)

2. We’ve seen tremendous growth and are currently working on some technically interesting multi platform and scaling challenges. There are also big data challenges on the horizon.

3. We’re a small team of 5 and you will have a huge material impact on the growth of the company.

4. We’re on Rails 3.2, Objective C, Java. We use Coffeescript, Underscore, Haml, and Sass. We test with RSpec, Capybara and Selenium.

5. We work at an awesome office near downtown Mountain View and have a diverse and wicked smart team.

Learn more here: www.weddingpartyapp.com/jobs

If you’re interested, email us at jobs@weddingpartyapp.com

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