cnolden

Location: Salt Lake City, UT, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, Redis, AWS (DevOps)

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kEeFfK_YvQn0S3e0dnhvom2tic6...

Email: cody@nolden.me

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CTO at current startup, open to a new opportunity (software engineering and/or management)

Operational Results | tech@operationalresults.com | Salt Lake City, UT

We're looking for a full-time frontend developer to join our team of 4 in building our Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) analytics application. We're a small company that has made its money over the past 10 years by doing traditional S&OP consulting, and now we're taking that experience and pivoting to becoming a product-based SaaS company.

Our company name is boring and our website looks like a stodgy consulting company (because, let's face it, that's what we've been until now). But we're coming up with a new name and an entirely new brand (something more befitting of a tech company), and we've got a really awesome product that is already used by several $1B+ companies and is changing the way they think about S&OP.

Our tech stack is quite exciting: AngularJS on the frontend (which is most relevant to this job posting), Ruby on Rails, Postgres, and Elasticsearch on the backend.

We pay quite well, fully pay for health insurance on a low deductible plan (no monthly premiums for you), and have a great vacation/time off policy. Our team is smart and fun to be around.

Please get in touch at tech@operationalresults.com if you'd like more info!

iCloud isn't totally free -- it just has a free tier. Charging $20/year for an additional 10 GB of storage is pretty on par with Dropbox's $99.00/year for 50 GB. Seems like that revenue model is working for Dropbox... so why not iCloud?

Edited the HN submission, the permalink tricked me too for a sec