mleland

CLEAR | Software Engineer |New York City (NYC), Austin | clearme.com

I'm an SE at CLEAR and i love it. We have so, so many new roles we are hiring for. Here's some NYC ones:

Wanna work on Electron apps? Apply here https://grnh.se/c92b086f1us

Full stack Engineer with React experience? here you go: https://grnh.se/d6e4c6711us

Are you a program manager? https://grnh.se/1e61ac981us

Plus like 25 more positions, especially iOS and Android related both in Austin and NYC. if you want a referral for ANY job on https://www.clearme.com/about-us/, email me at mathew.leland[at]clearme[dot]com

CLEAR | NYC | Fullstack Software Engineer | clearme.com

I'm currently an SE at CLEAR and am quite enamored with the company and product as a whole. We have a ton of open positions and I'd love to talk about any of them (email below), but one in particular I love is our open Fullstack Engineer position.

We use a lot of React and Node and Java, and if you're a big fan of those and are at least mid-level, please check out this referral link: https://grnh.se/80082f9b1us This position will report to an especially cool manager to have, which is personally a huge thing for me when I'm job searching.

Or if you'd like a referral for any of our other positions, please reach out to me (mathew.leland@clearme.com) and I'd be happy to chat with any job you see on our site! :)

Out of curiosity, what part of the driving AI of tesla would you say is currently not lining up with ethical standards?

I feel like the projects that rely on bootstrap are ones that have a larger IE audience.

I hate supporting IE, but that has always been the appeal of bootstrap for me.

CLEAR | NYC, Austin, or Remote

CLEAR has a pretty wide variety of tech roles and we are hiring like crazy. We have web roles, biometric services, hardware pods to design and develop for, and everything in between.

https://www.clearme.com/about-us/

This is the careers page. If you want to talk about a potential positions with an SE, you can email me mathew.leland@clearme.com

What would need to happen is that all of "my" friends would have to start using another service.

Dan has been so cordial in every interaction I've seen with him. He can be more conscientious than many devs, so I'm sure it is a talent that the React team likes to showcase.

Are they really only taking this stand because Amazon is looking to get a government contract for its Rekognition software, and Microsoft is trying to deter that?