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CEO and Co-Founder of Curtsy (http://curtsyapp.com). Designer. Writer. Rough Draft Ventures Alum. Designer of the HubSpot CRM.

Claim to fame - I was the #1 DoorDash Delivery Driver in the world in October 2015: http://www.vox.com/2015/12/11/9871520/doordash-highest-rated

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Curtsy (YC S16) | Lead Android Engineer | SF Bay Area (Remote during COVID, flexible after) | $200K + | https://curtsyapp.com

Curtsy is an app that lets women shop and sell clothing from their phones, focused on removing friction for casual sellers.

We have a successful iOS app with 650K monthly active users and 10x YoY growth, and are now looking for a partner to help us build out an Android app. We recently announced our Series A: https://techcrunch.com/2021/01/20/curtsy-a-clothing-resale-a...

You’d be an early member of the team and have the opportunity to own the Android launch, end-to-end. We pay very well and there’s tremendous equity upside as well.

https://jobs.lever.co/curtsy/ab74e50c-1862-44eb-8777-c5715b0...

Interested? Email david@curtsyapp.com, CEO and cofounder

Definitely, I think it's still too early to know for sure. Interestingly we only had one incident out of the 300 or so rentals in our first semester. The damage wasn't permanent so we just paid to have the dress dry cleaned. Our policy regarding cleaning is "use good judgement." Because it's peer to peer, there seems to be social pressure; you're much less likely to ruin a dress after you've met the owner in person. And on the flip side, owners won't want to hand over a dress that isn't in good, rentable condition