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Brooklyn, NYC - Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign We are hiring engineers at all levels (IC and people managers) across the entire stack: frontend, backend
by kylerush 11y ago
Brooklyn, NYC - Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign
We are hiring engineers at all levels (IC and people managers) across the entire stack: frontend, backend, devops and data infrastructure.
Email your resume to Kyle Rush (me) krush@hillaryclinton.com.
Many of our applications are Python hosted on AWS, but we will be building many more applications over the course of the campaign. Here are some example applications you might work on:
Fundraising: Hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars process through millions of donations. We will web donations, one-click donations, SMS donations, P2P donations, mobile app donations, merchandise store, and more.
Grassroots events: Hundreds of thousands of events will be created by supporters across the country.
Internal tools: Applications that improve field organizing, HQ operations, and enable the hundreds of state staff around the country to be more efficient.
Data infrastructure - Won't say much on this except that we have a lot of data and we will be leveraging it in innovative ways.
Integrations: We have many apps, both internal and external, that we need to work well with each other.
There will be many, many, other applications. Can't stress that enough :)
- vowelless 11y agoAny visa requirements?
- jordanbaucke 11y agoha!
- ackim 11y agoAnyone: Is is a good career move to work for a presidential candidate? Anyone have experience with doing so helping of hurting their career? Also what if the candidate turns out to not be very popular?
- rev_bird 11y agoNo personal experience, but I can't imagine thinking less of someone for taking work with a candidate, even if I didn't personally like the candidate – it'd at least make you stand out a little more. Plus, if there were a hiring manager who would hold it against you that you worked for Hillary Clinton or Mitt Romney or John McCain or whomever, that's probably a manager who's unbearable in other ways too. One potential (and, again, totally made-up) caveat: Working for a well-known politician like Hillary Clinton is probably very different from working with a joke candidate or the "Rent is too damn high" guy.
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- jmcgough 11y agoA very liberal friend applied to the Romney campaign during the previous election cycle and ended up working on his campaign. Didn't hurt his career at all, and he got a lot of good stories out of it.