After clicking search, the scroll takes me to the first result hiding the number of jobs found and apply filters and I missed it. :D (A nice to have would be perhaps, if you apply a filter, you highlight the word of the filter applied.)
I don't think the user of the post is the most important of the post, so I would use another color to not make it pop up.
McD Tech Labs is the recently established Silicon Valley based technology development group within McDonald’s Corporation. Our mission is to deliver advanced technology solutions that address real-world, data driven needs in the McDonald’s Restaurant environment. We are focused on using state-of-the-art Machine Learning, AI, and related technologies along with McDonald’s unparalleled scale to completely transform the customer experience!
HeadSpin (https://www.headspin.io/) - Mobile Performance Testing Platform | Customer Success, Sales, Solution Engineer/Lead | Full-Time | Palo Alto, CA or China
We are looking for a high-energy and passionate individual to join our growing Customer Success team. You’re passionate about engaging your customers and expanding their use cases. You have impeccable relationship building skills and can create win/win environments for all parties that you work with.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Work with customers to ensure onboarding, user adoption, retention, and overall success
- Impart technical leadership & direction on all aspects of HeadSpin's products & services
- Assist in training customers on using HeadSpin to troubleshoot real-time performance issues
- Ensure any account issues are resolved quickly, utilizing resources from across Technical Support, Sales, Engineering etc.
- Function as the voice of the customer and provide internal feedback on how HeadSpin can better serve our customers
Minimum Requirements:
- Experience successfully managing customer engagements to completion and customer satisfaction
- Willing to get your "hands dirty" and troubleshoot when needed
- Proficient understanding of Web/Mobile app development & architecture
- Good understanding of at least one of the programming languages (Java, Python, GO, C++)
- Strong ability to align technical concepts & features to business needs
HeadSpin is revolutionizing the way developers test, monitor and optimize their applications. We are building a first-of-its-kind, mobile device cloud platform that allows apps to instantaneously run on real devices across global mobile carrier networks. Our goal is to provide powerful, actionable data which pinpoints any problem in the app and enables developers to fix these issues before launch.
Sales Engineer | As a Sales Engineer at HeadSpin, you will be responsible for providing world class pre-sales technical support to the sales team. Working directly with customers you will be the subject matter expert on application performance management and HeadSpin.
I am hiring specifically for someone that speaks fluent Mandarin Chinese [会说普通话]
I would do both simultaneously and partner with someone that has experience programming and give you feedback on the idea and your programming.
Starting to learn programming from scratch would be a little bit difficult since there are so much to learn. Having an idea in mind would be your compass. Given that big picture idea, having someone to guide you to learn the area to help solve piece of the puzzle would save you lots of time. Depending on your idea, what you learn in programming might be quite different.
I wonder if kids in NYC are also taking trains to school like kids in Tokyo.
On a separate note, growing up in Japan, the concept of renrakumou (telephone contact graph) was quite interesting. When there is something important from school announcement, people on this graph would traverse down the tree and contact the node to spread the word. http://oshirase.x0.com/jpg/templtes/renrakumou.jpg
Thank you for the feedback. Perhaps a hybrid or other approach could accomplish this. I can either add human element to process using say using amazon mechanical turk or instead of finding the interesting contents, I would eliminate or organize repetitive contents. My biggest problem right now is finding the people besides me that would use this piece of technology and perhaps pay for it. I still have lots of videos that I would like to edit, but don't have the energy and time to do it.
A cloud processing platform that would automatically edit videos for users based on algorithms. My thesis is that users will take more and more videos but the tools to edit them (adobe premiere, youtube editor etc) are too much hassle for people. The first market segment would be goPro and google glass users. Thoughts?
We are creating a door to door travel itinerary search engine. (www.travelmacho.com) Currently, most of the travel website only provides you with one leg of the travel such as flights, but there is still the problem of figuring out how to get to the airport. So what the users typically do is open up multiple windows to plan their travels.
We would like to create a platform that aggregates all modes of transportation (bus, train, flight, airport shuttle, taxi etc) into one search engine. The users will be able to find the best way to travel in one website.
CTO of Macho (www.travelmacho.com) here. Our mission is taking the hassle out of travel planning. Currently users have to open up multiple browsers windows to plan their travel, flight, airport shuttle, taxi, bus, train etc. Our solution is to aggregate all possible transportation method from A to B, so the users can quickly estimate the total cost and duration of their travel.
Our team is small, but we are looking to hire a front-end developer to help us improve the web application to improve the travel planning experience for the users. email us at [email protected]
Side note:
We recently went through the Las Vegas based Accelerator progressionlabs (http://progressionlabs.com/) funded by the Vegas Tech Fund.
Downtown Vegas, Front-end Developer (Full-Time, Part-Time, Intern) Local Only
I am the CTO of Macho, a multi-modal travel search engine startup with market focus in the US. We are batch 2 of progression labs (progressionlabs.com) in downtown vegas. We are looking for a intern/part-time/full-time Front-End Developer in downtown vegas. Currently, we have a prototype (www.travelmacho.com), but we would like to have a front-end developer to work with us to speed up the process of rapid prototyping to make it awesome. Ideally, we would like to have someone that has some experience, but if you know some javascript that will suffice. If you know anyone or interested, please email us at [email protected]
Thank you!
Great job! I have been waiting for this app for a while!
Here is some of the things I think you should improve upon:
1. The sliding UI on register page is a bit confusing. Perhaps add some UI guide tutorials? You probably know this, but I want a easy way to invite my Facebook friends!
2. Since you know the available field locations, you should show it on the map to encourage the user to make the "Create Game" UI smoother.
3. There is a lag after completing the "Create Game" form.
4. Instead of just games, where can I find out about leagues around where I live?
5. Are you thinking about having people check-in during the games?
6. This might be complicated, but I wonder if it would be worthwhile to add score keeping and gamification feature with this app, to build reputation and game records. With this record, people could challenge each other.
