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San Francisco: product generalists and systems generalists. What we do: subscription based social hyperlocal mobile gamified dating discovery engine with loyal
by blader 14y ago
San Francisco: product generalists and systems generalists.
What we do: subscription based social hyperlocal mobile gamified dating discovery engine with loyalty coupons. For the enterprise.
Just kidding.
We're a stealthy team of technical generalists filling a hole in the universe by building software that enriches the human experience. Everyone on our team codes and contributes on every level, front to back. We've all built web scale products and scaled them to millions of daily active users with zero marketing spend.
The world is becoming a different place: everyone is going to be carrying around a network connected super computer with ambient sensors in their pockets. We can see the future that is enabled by these devices. We are making that future happen.
Real talk: We've been running our prototype for 3 months now and we all use it multiple times a day, every day. Every person we've showed it to has asked us if they can have it. Every single person who's had it installed has gotten mad when our testflights expire.
We are well funded by a long list of top tier investors: http://angel.co/herelabs http://angel.co/herelabs
We're looking for a select few product generalists (designer hackers with mobile expertise) and systems generalists (systems automation, machine learning, distributed computing) who can come in and contribute at speed on day one, and who are world class at more than one thing.
Ideal candidates are brilliant, fearless, and passionate individuals who are uncompromising in their pursuit of building an incredible product that will positively affect the lives of every human being every day.
As teammates we value commitment and accountability; honing our craft; building tools to create leverage; and seeking to learn from and understand each other.
We are offering founding team equity and competitive salaries. Retina Macbook Pro (or Air) & 30 inch monitor are standard issue. Office space in the heart of the SoMa district in beautiful San Francisco. Willing to relocate. Willing to fly you in for interviews. Willing to tell you our stealthy secrets.
We are not your typical San Francisco stealth startup. We are NOT another me-too-social-local-sharing app. We DON'T sell condoms by subscription. We are NOT the place to share photos of your dog taking a leak. There will be NO gamification.
Life is short. Build stuff that matters.
Email siqi at herelabs.com. Interns and H1Bs welcome.
- huhtenberg 14y agoThe product pitch sounds great. I really hope you deliver on it :)
- blader 14y agoThank you! We're trying our best and having a lot of fun. We will see. :)
- nickels 14y agoAwesome, can't wait.
- andyjsong 14y agoThis might be a stupid question, but does the product generalist position require you to code? Or is it more on a product manager role?
- blader 14y agoHi Andy, all of us are contributing code and product generalists need to be able to build what they design.
- eli_gottlieb 14y agoYou sound very excited about telling us nothing of what it is you do or make.
- blader 14y agoThat's fair, and we deserve the criticism since we're still kinda stealth, in the sense that we're not publicly talking about what we're doing. In person we've always been happy to give a full demo and share everything we know about our company. We've shown our product to a lot of people and nobody has left disappointed (and many told me they expected to be).
- crasshopper 14y agoHow can anyone be expected to be excited about your stealthy product then? Why bother posting? Why not just email people who look good on the "Who's looking for work" thread?
- blader 14y agoFair question. We post simply because posting on this thread works. It's worked great for us in the past (and made a hire) and we've been getting great candidates who are excited this time too. :)
- NonEUCitizen 14y agoThe list of what they are NOT into does imply somewhat that they're doing real engineering. Unfortunately, these days, that is rare, so that makes them interesting.
- deepGem 14y agoDamn, Loved your hilarious video on angel.co. LOL
- dariobarila 14y agoAwesome.