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WalmartLabs | Portland, Oregon | iOS Engineer | Onsite - Relocation Expenses Provided | $100k-160k + bonus + stock I'm an architect at WalmartLabs and am looki

WalmartLabs | Portland, Oregon | iOS Engineer | Onsite - Relocation Expenses Provided | $100k-160k + bonus + stock I'm an architect at WalmartLabs and am looking for a few good iOS engineers to help us build our iPhone app. If working at scale in a small, startup-like environment gets you out of bed in the morning, you'll probably enjoy this gig - we're one of the most downloaded apps of all time, and we serve tens of millions of users a month. We have a nice office in the heart of downtown Portland, and serve up the usual Silicon Valley style benefits: flexible hours, four weeks of PTO plus holidays, 401k, health care, free drinks and snacks, etc. Salary is highly competitive with Bay Area salaries, and you'll get to live in Portland, which has considerably lower overhead. If you're a good fit, we'll make it work for you. Interested? https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/123996/ios-engineer-walmartlabs https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/123996/ios-engineer-walmartla... or email me (Spencer Miles) directly at smiles@walmartlabs.com

davidw 10y ago
You might spell out 'Oregon' for anyone searching more broadly than Portland. OR, or even ", OR" generally turn up a lot of false positives.
stevenmays 10y ago
Your email address is awesome. :)
sixhobbits 10y ago
As usual, upvoting all the posts the list the salary range in the heading. I encourage others to do the same. #TalkPay ;)
hector_vasquez 10y ago
Small, start-up like environment. At Wal-Mart, a Fortune-1 company. Think about it. (Also, having worked there ... um ... no. The place is worse than Oracle.)
- tspike 10y ago
  Sorry you had a bad experience. I work in the Portland office and that hasn't been my experience at all. We have maybe 20-30 people and wide latitude over the projects we work on. Prior to this I had only worked in startups of 15 people or less. This experience has not been all that different for me, except that we're not constrained by resources. Our managers are former startup guys. It's honestly been great for me, to my initial surprise.
- tedmiston 10y ago
  I've actually heard really positive things about Walmart Labs from the Node community. They've even built and open sourced the popular framework hapi (http://hapijs.com http://hapijs.com).
  - hector_vasquez 10y ago
    Nearly every single one of those guys has left, and for very good reason. Ask around.

davidw 10y ago

You might spell out 'Oregon' for anyone searching more broadly than Portland. OR, or even ", OR" generally turn up a lot of false positives.

stevenmays 10y ago

Your email address is awesome. :)

sixhobbits 10y ago

As usual, upvoting all the posts the list the salary range in the heading. I encourage others to do the same. #TalkPay ;)

hector_vasquez 10y ago

Small, start-up like environment. At Wal-Mart, a Fortune-1 company. Think about it. (Also, having worked there ... um ... no. The place is worse than Oracle.)

tspike 10y ago
Sorry you had a bad experience. I work in the Portland office and that hasn't been my experience at all. We have maybe 20-30 people and wide latitude over the projects we work on. Prior to this I had only worked in startups of 15 people or less. This experience has not been all that different for me, except that we're not constrained by resources. Our managers are former startup guys. It's honestly been great for me, to my initial surprise.
tedmiston 10y ago
I've actually heard really positive things about Walmart Labs from the Node community. They've even built and open sourced the popular framework hapi (http://hapijs.com http://hapijs.com).
- hector_vasquez 10y ago
  Nearly every single one of those guys has left, and for very good reason. Ask around.