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New York City -- UI Architect -- SeatGeek We're a data-driven search engine for sports and concert tickets. We're trying to use analytics and exceptional UX t
by jack7890 15y ago
New York City -- UI Architect -- SeatGeek
We're a data-driven search engine for sports and concert tickets. We're trying to use analytics and exceptional UX to make buying event tickets a wholly better experience.
We currently have a four-person dev team, but everyone prefers to work on the backend. We're looking for someone to come in and own the frontend of the web app, which will involve creating interfaces in Photoshop, brining them to life in HTML/CSS, and (ideally, but not necessarily) doing some Javascript work.
More details here: http://seatgeek.com/jobs/frontend/ http://seatgeek.com/jobs/frontend/
- gsiener 15y agoThese guys are world-class! They also work out of General Assembly, which is quickly becoming the hub of tech startups in the city.
- talbina 15y agoI'm interested in why would using OS X be a requirement?
- jack7890 15y agoCertainly a fair question. We use it as a signal. Of the 100+ UI folks I admire and respect, I think all of them use OS X. So while it's certainly possible to be a great interface developer using a different platform, in my experience such people are exceedingly rare. By focusing on those that use OS X we can narrow down the applicant pool and spend more time with folks that are likely to be a good fit.