Love that WebGL is getting attention. Native browser support is gorgeous and becoming more available as people continue to upgrade. We at Social Tables (socialtables.com) been using it with three.js to do real-time rendering of floor plans and events!
Social Tables, a DC-based, venture-backed startup is looking for an experienced Engineer to join our growing team. We’re rendering dust templates through our Node backend and writing frontend SVG and HTML5. The ideal candidate...
- Has at least 5 years software architecture experience.
- Holds a computer science, computer engineering, or comparable degree.
- Loves building beautiful, well-designed products.
- Enjoys teamwork and realize its a competitive advantage.
- Lives startups and be excited by the higher reward they may bring.
- Thrives in environments that foster entrepreneurship and personal growth.
About our software
Social Tables is changing the way events are planned and attended. Our software platform helps event and meeting professionals design and manage their events. It has social features that allow their guests to interact beforehand or afterwards. It has been used to add 80,000 guests for over 2,000 events and has been featured in over 40 publications.
About us
We are a team of 5 working out of DC's first tech accelerator, The Fort, two blocks away from the White House. Our advisors include some of the most recognized pros in the industry and we're backed by top-notch angels from the Mid-Atlantic.
How to Apply:
We're serious about compensation: salary and equity commensurate with experience. Shoot me a note ([email protected]), a note with a couple lines about yourself and your LinkedIn page so we can get the conversation started. Thanks!
Having using Blueprint extensively, it's great if you're trying to get a basic grid going and not much more. It's super lightweight but doesn't offer the features of Bootstrap.
Does the fact they specifically include MySpace in Section H, subsection a, in the original Request for Information indicate just how disconnected the people who are writing these are from consumer internet trends?
A little late to the party. I blame the hangover I had yesterday :)
Social Tables (http://www.socialtables.com), a funded, DC-based startup is looking for a Senior Developer/VP of Engineering (employee #1, wahoo!).
If you immediately thought that this startup makes databases social, you're the kind of person we're looking for and you'll fit right in. Please read on :)
Social Tables is the seating plan platform for events. You know how weddings, galas and other large events have assigned seating? Well, the biggest PITA in planning these events is figuring out how to seat guests (it can take weeks). Our cloud-based software solves that problem.
Since launching in May 2011, we've seated 43k guests at 450 different events. We're expanding rapidly through big strategic partnerships and aggressive customer acquisition.
In this role, your responsibilities will be to lead product development of our next version. We prefer Rails but if PHP is your weapon of choice, that's cool. You should also be proficient in JavaScript since things will be a little heavier on the client-side going forward.
You must be a motivated self-starter who is energized by teamwork and loves to learn new things.
Traction aside, right now is the perfect time to join Social Tables and we would love to tell you why. In addition to competitive compensation, you will get serious equity (we agree with Naval in his recent post on this issue - http://startupboy.com/2011/12/13/why-you-cant-hire/).
If this sounds interesting to you, email me: dan [at] socialtables dot [com!]