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Remote | Europe | Full time | iOS/objective-C/Scala/Python/devops/backend |

At Paytouch, (https://www.paytouch.com/) we are on a mission to revolutionize the POS industry by creating a complete operations platform that incorporates POS, third-party delivery, and an intelligent forecasting engine at its core.

We are looking to add new members to the mobile and backend team to scale our operations.

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Remote | Europe | Full time | iOS/objective-C |

Paytouch (https://www.paytouch.com) is looking to add a new member to the mobile team to scale the operations on its customer-facing POS app.

If you wish to join a tightly-knit group of people that enjoy learning new things everyday, if you want to join a small team where you can make a difference, if you want to work in a company with people from SF, NY, Vancouver, Rome, Kiev, Warsaw, you should consider writing us an email with CV and relevant social links!

Email: francesco@paytouch.com (that's me, I'm the CTO)

Interesting article and really close to what we’ll need to do at my company soon!

I wonder if there are any open-source projects that operate in this realm and provide an off the shelf solution to this.

I’m thinking that it could be something like a small server to store the policies and a few libs in various languages to interpret them.

This could or could not be tied to a user management system.

I'd reword data as in "create a clear boundary between your models and the ORM/ODM you use", which easily translates into defining class methods on the model which use the underlying ORM/ODM of choice.