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- Company : Assured Labor
- Country : New York (US)
Assured Labor is revolutionizing the way that people in Emerging Markets find jobs. We’re building a massive web & mobile business that helps lower wage workers improve their lives. In the past year the company has registered over 100,000 users and is generating revenues.
Java Engineer
- Work with the founders as a meaningful stake-holder to shape the product
- Leverage your technical abilities to enhance a web & mobile based service being used across multiple countries
Skills Required:
- Proficient in Java. Knoweldge of Spring, Hibernate or iBatis a plus
- Adept with JavaScript and javascript frameworks such as YUI and jQuery
- Well versed in MySQL, query optimization, and database performance enhancement
- Experience in developing commercial web applications
Responsibilities:
- Work with Founders, Sales and Marketing to enhance the product offering
- Work through all phases of product life cycle from design, to build to testing and release
- Enable the platform to scale as we continue to experience rapid growth and enter more countries
Comp & Location:
- We’re far enough along to pay competitively, early enough to offer a solid equity stake
- Based out of Dogpatch Labs in Union Square, New York City
We’re a fun, international multi-cultural crew of smart & genuine folks. We value creativity, passion and internal motivation. We make big decisions together and we care a lot about providing services the world really needs. We’re a small company with huge aspirations. We work hard, but more importantly we work smart to get things done fast, to learn and to iterate.
Assured Labor
Assured Labor leverages the power of text message and the Internet to connect employers in emerging markets with mid-to-low wage workers. The marketplace for jobs leverages mobility to reach workers that are connected by mobile phones but not consistently on the Internet. Founded at the MIT MediaLab, the company launched its Latin American marketplace, EmpleoListo, in 2009.