TES USA (Blendspace, Wikispaces) - San Francisco - Fulltime fullstack web developer, front-end engineer and backend engineer wanted
Join us as the 7th engineer of TES USA (Blendspace, Wikispaces and TES Resources) and help us build technology to serve the 6M+ teachers who use our products.
==== What you'll do ====
As a small team of 15, there is lots to do! Designing and building new parts of our applications, working on our front-end javascript and AJAX, squeezing a few more requests/second out of our web heads, working on our replicated databases and file storage.
We are hiring for:
- Fullstack web developer
- Front-end engineer
- Backend engineer
==== Who you are ====
You are fluent in Node.js, PHP, Python, Java, or Ruby and can pick up a language from this list you don't yet know. We are interested in developers that feel comfortable using modern technologies and want to make a big impact in improving K-12 education.
I'm in the current cohort building Edcanvas (http://www.edcanvas.com) and the program has been super helpful in getting us to where we are today. Our team was in a special position where we had to scrap our initial company before coming in but the partners were super helpful/supportive along the way.
If you want to solve hard problems that really matter, edtech is the place to be.
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