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Strava | Denver, CO and San Francisco, CA | FULL TIME | ONSITE

Strava is now looking for Web Engineers, Android Engineers, and Security Engineers to join both our DENVER & SF locations to work onsite out of either office. We are looking for Engineers with 5+ years of experience in Scala, Ruby and/or JS/React.

If you're not familiar with us, we are the app that aims to be the home of people's active lives. We're based in San Francisco and we opened a Product Engineering focused office in Denver at the beginning of 2018.

If interested - please apply directly on our website: https://www.strava.com/careers. We look forward to hearing from you!

Strava | Denver, CO and San Francisco, CA | FULL TIME | ONSITE

Strava is now looking for Senior Web Engineers to join both our DENVER & SF locations to work onsite out of either office. We are looking for Engineers with 5+ years of experience in Scala, Ruby and/or JS/React.

If you're not familiar with us, we are the app that aims to be the home of people's active lives. We're based in San Francisco and we opened a Product Engineering focused office in Denver at the beginning of 2018.

If interested - please apply directly on our website: https://www.strava.com/careers. We look forward to hearing from you!

Strava | Denver, CO and San Francisco, CA | FULL TIME | ONSITE

Strava is now looking for Senior Web Engineers to join both our DENVER & SF locations to work onsite out of either office. We are looking for Engineers with 5+ years of experience in Scala, Ruby and/or JS/React.

If you’re not familiar with us, we are the app that aims to be the home of people’s active lives. We’re based in San Francisco and we opened a Product Engineering focused office in Denver at the beginning of 2018.

If interested - please apply directly on our website: https://www.strava.com/careers. We look forward to hearing from you!

FullContact (https://fullcontact.com) | Denver | Full-Time | On-site

FullContact’s mission is to help the world stay fully connected, master its contacts, and be awesome with people. (& yes - all roles include $7,500 Paid PAID Vacation: https://www.fullcontact.com/blog/paid-paid-vacation/)

We are currently hiring:

* Senior Software Engineer - Data Platform

* DevOps Engineer

* Foundation Engineer

* Senior Product Manager

More details about the open positions: https://www.fullcontact.com/about/careers/denver

FullContact | Multiple Positions | Denver, CO | ONSITE, https://www.fullcontact.com

We’re solving the world’s contact information problem and looking for amazingly talented people to join our team in downtown Denver. We're a primarily JVM focused shop with some very challenging data and scale problems for you to tackle. If you're interested in working with large, messy datasets at scale, we'd love to talk with you.

In addition to challenging technology problems and a great team, we offer 100% paid healthcare for you and your family, parking and transit reimbursement, and a $7,500 "paid paid vacation" stipend, among other benefits.

Open positions:

Senior Software Engineer, Data Platform: http://careers.fullcontact.com/apply/prDdh5Ccsl/Senior-Engin...

DevOps / SRE: http://careers.fullcontact.com/apply/Pe4tbk/DevOps-SRE

Product Manager, API Platform: http://careers.fullcontact.com/apply/qQEfg4/Product-Manager-...

I listen to these via a podcast URL, not sure if it is official or not: http://howtostartastartup.co/feed/podcast/

I agree that this is pretty much cookie stuffing, but calling it a "tax" seems to imply that this cost is passed on to the user, when it is (as the article mentions) actually a cost born by Amazon.

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SEEKING WORK - Remote

Looking for smaller, part time type jobs. Possibility of "swapping" work for charitable donation. Java, Python/Django, and light front end (I am not a designer). Interested in getting my hands dirty with spatial technologies as much as possible.

Projects: http://davidwilson.me/projects.html Email: david@davidwilson.me

With the exception of T-Mobile, I do not believe any other major US carrier offers cheaper non-subsidized plans. Given this, it does make sense to use the subsidy, as one is paying for it one way or the other. I really hope this situation changes.

If anyone is worried about participating because they don't understand this domain very well, don't be. The tutorial is very useful, and the interface is generally very nice. Check it out.