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San Francisco, CA; Boston, MA - Fitbit, Inc. Fitbit is a consumer product and web 2.0 company dedicated to helping millions of consumers reach their health and
by brlewis 13y ago
San Francisco, CA; Boston, MA - Fitbit, Inc.
Fitbit is a consumer product and web 2.0 company dedicated to helping millions of consumers reach their health and fitness goals one step, one mile, and one Astronaut badge at a time. We are building revolutionary connected devices and software tools to measure progress and motivate people to do more every day.
Boston Software Engineers: http://jobvite.com/m?35Rglgwi http://jobvite.com/m?35Rglgwi
San Francisco Software Engineers: http://jobvite.com/m?3XSglgwb http://jobvite.com/m?3XSglgwb
San Francisco Hardware Engineers: http://jobvite.com/m?3kVhlgwC http://jobvite.com/m?3kVhlgwC
San Francisco Interns: http://jobvite.com/m?3hTglgww http://jobvite.com/m?3hTglgww
- tiensi 13y agoFor the intern page, all I see are full time positions. Should I apply regardless and specify my intent to be an intern?
- WWLink 13y agoI heard you guys were totally overwhelmed with embedded programmers. What do you like to see in an applicant to stand out? :)
- WWLink 13y agoSoon-to-be computer engineer here. If I applied for both software and hardware stuff would I be interviewed by the same people? In that case could I just apply once? Because there are lots of things I'd love to do for you guys.
- brlewis 13y agoApply to either position and mention that you're also interested in the other. A recruiter told me that's the best way to handle applicants interested in multiple positions. I'm in the Boston office where we only do software, so I'm not sure about the interview process if you also do hardware. I would think it would be different interviewers.
- WWLink 13y agoThanks, will do! Right now I'm pretty well interested in working in San Francisco, as Boston would be a huge jump I'm not ready for. The hardware stuff looks cool, but I don't know if I have enough experience for that (as usual). I wonder where people even start off with embedded software, since every job listing I've seen for such a thing requires 5+ years. The funny thing is the MSP430 is more of a hobbyist's building tool than something I'd expect someone with 5 years to use. As a college student I've used slightly more powerful platforms, but I'd love to work with that. TI even has a nifty watch platform ,that I've been thinking about buying to toy around with. Anyway, if not for that, there's plenty of mobile stuff I'd love to work on too :D Your company is pretty cool in that regard since you cover both bases, just as I do. Thanks for coming here to talk about fitbit ^^
- brlewis 13y agoRecruiters are asking me if I know applicants. If you think I might "know" you through your HN reputation, shoot me an email with your yc username. @fitbit.com I'm blewis, not brlewis.