mikepasz

Love to see Meteor still out there in the wild. We migrated about six years ago to Node/Express/Typescript/Postgres + React/Mobx and never looked back, but have fond memories w/ the Meteor magic - not so much of Mongo :)

At the very least, there is evidence of Jobs' sentiment early on to prevent 3rd party apps on Apple's platform https://www.cultofmac.com/125180/steve-jobs-was-originally-d...

Habitat Logistics | Philadelphia | Full-time (on-site) | https://tryhabitat.com

Habitat is a logistics company that powers delivery for restaurants. We provide an on-demand delivery fleet for all of the online and call-in orders they receive. In short - we're like a white-labeled Uber Eats - as far as the customer is concerned, we are the restaurant/online platform. After having graduated from the YC W19 batch, we've launched in two new markets, and consequently have grown our tech, ops, and sales from 6 to nearly 25 employees. On the tech side, we're tackling exciting problems in the capacity planning, demand forecasting, scheduling, and 'trip-matching' arenas using predictive modeling and machine learning.

We're currently seeking 1-2 full-stack in house engineers to bring our dispatch platform, runner, and restaurant apps to the next level as we continue to scale to new markets. Our ideal candidate has between 3-5 years of experience in web development, a passion for UI/UX, design chops, and is comfortable navigating the full stack in feature development.

Front-End: Typescript, React, React Native

Back-End: Express, Typescript, Postgres, Redis, Docker, AWS

Salary: 60k-100k + equity

Send me an email at mike@tryhabitat.com with a CV, relevant work, or any other inquiries!