Grailed is a community driven marketplace for fashion and streetwear. We are 70 people, and recently had a 15MM series A after ~5 years of organic growth and a few years of profitability. We run a rails backend with react for the web, and native iOS & native android apps.
We've got a lot of exciting work to be done in the space of recommendations, discovery, and fraud! We place a lot of emphasis on quality of life - this is a truly great place to work :)
Grailed is a community-driven marketplace for fashion, style, and streetwear. We are 80 people, and recently had a 15MM series A after ~5 years of organic growth and a few years of profitability. We run a rails backend with react for the web, and native iOS & native android apps.
We've got a lot of exciting work to be done in the space of recommendations, discovery, and fraud! We place a lot of emphasis on quality of life - this is a truly great place to work :)
Grailed & Heroine | NYC | Full-Time | Onsite | https://www.grailed.com and https://www.heroine.com We're a startup building community-based marketplaces in the fashion space and looking for smart engineers, marketers, and product people.
Hit us up at jobs@grailed.com if you have any questions!
Grailed & Heroine | NYC | Full-Time | Onsite | https://www.grailed.com and https://www.heroine.com
We're a startup building community-based marketplaces in the fashion space and looking for smart engineers, marketers, and product people.
Hit us up at jobs@grailed.com if you have any questions!
I'm launching a new fashion retail startup in New York. I'm looking for someone to lead development – all aspects of it: programming, design, SEO/SEM, UI/UX, etc. I don't expect you to be an expert in all of fields, but you should know how to manage those that are.
It's an opportunity to get involved in a really exciting new platform that could change the way the industry works.
What you'll get:
- A $10,000 paycheck
- An NYC office space in the Garment District (6th Ave and 37th)
- Full creative freedom to build something incredible
- An experience with apparel retail and overseas manufacturing
- An awesome way to spend the summer
What I'm looking for:
- A hungry, driven programming wiz (pro in all web languages)
- A great sense of graphic design
- Someone with style who appreciates fashion
- Summer commitment (May-August)
- Awesome communication skills
- A great network in the tech community
While I hope you're all of the above, I don't care if you're able to outsource one or two of them.
I'm a student at Wharton. One side of my family runs M&J Trimming, mjtrim.com, and the other Haddad Brands, haddad.com, (Google them). We will be leveraging the resources of both of these apparel companies, and you'll get an insider's view of how they work - from clothing design to sales to production.
If you're interested, let me know. Send an email to jcohen1@me.com with your resume and samples of your work. Students welcome.
Spling is a fun, beautiful way to collect and express the sights and sounds of the internet. Spling transforms the outdated, blue textual representation of a link into interactive media. Users can then express themselves through their links, creating an online digital media identity.
Spling is an early stage startup backed by numerous VCs and angels. We are in a unique position where we can offer a competitive salary with generous, meaningful equity.
What we're looking for:
At Spling, we believe in beauty through self-expression and creative freedom for our users and team members. We are focused on creating a tight knit community where everyone loves the product they are building, as well as the environment they are working in. We are looking for talented individuals to join our family who have the unique ability to combine hustle with the desire to make every pixel perfect.
Stylewok, an algo-based fashion startup, based out of NYC is hiring interns for front-end development, UX design and copy writing. {info} at stylewok com
QLabs rapidly produces new web properties every 8 weeks. We're growing teams for the following portfolio projects:
http://huntsy.com - Jobhunter's CRM (subdomain's beta if you want to see it in action)
http://framey.com - Put a video Recorder on any website.
http://brom.ly - Find *all* of the events! (API Product.)
...and we're looking for the following roles for each project:
Marketing Associate (NYC) — Solid understanding of web technologies and a strong ability to market them with a keen eye towards social technologies and effective ad spend. Healthy budgets allocated.
Software Engineer Ruby on Rails (NYC. Remote OK) — Current on latest RoR technologies and common gems. Typical production stack:
Rails 3.1/3.2 w/Asset Pipeline, HAML and SASS
EC2 + Heroku
Redis
Chef (we forked a lot of cookbooks and the cluster is re-deployable in minutes)
Candidates: send a 50-word note to work@qlabs.com and include any pdf resumes, portfolio, etc. that you think would be useful.
Also of note, we have a beautiful office on Bond and Broadway, stocked with free and nutritious snacks.
We're looking for everyone! Web/mobile apps/tools/testing engineers; Designers; Ops; Marketing; We have a lot of open reqs for managers all over the world as well.
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Etsy is the world's largest handmade, vintage and craft supplies marketplace. We are a values based company that believes that we can make a profit without violating our core beliefs [1]. We practice continuous deployment [2], and we measure everything [3].
I've never worked with finer engineers, product managers, designers, or data analysts in my life. I recently switched teams to work in a completely different domain because I wanted to scratch a different itch, and it was no problem for my manager or his managers. Highly recommended.
We are the premiere sneaker + streetwear marketplace. Check out the website.
Magneto 1.9 (PHP) frontend, ERP in the back, Rails in the middle. MySQL, MSSQL, InfluxDB.
Hiring at all levels. Senior PHP, senior rails, PHP, rails, junior PHP, junior rails. Bonus if you're handy in both MSSQL and MySQL. Junior devops. Product + project. Send your resumes over.
Email me. zs [at] stadiumgoods.com (no recruiters)
- Front end & full stack engineers (Javascript/React/Redux)
- Back end engineers (Java and then some)
- Data engineers (Python and then some more)
- Mobile developers (mid to senior; iOS and Android)
- Software engineer in test (building test infrastructure; not manual QA)
About engineering at RTR (dresscode.renttherunway.com):
Our engineering team works on product-oriented problems across the boundaries of e-commerce, mobile, analytics and shipping/fulfillment. The backbone of our business is our custom logistics management system, which gives us the crucial ability to deliver the right product to the right user at the right time - a simple goal with a complex solution. We use data, engineering and algorithms to create a personalized website and an adaptive supply chain to fulfill our commitment to an amazing customer experience.
Engineers at Rent the Runway solve real business challenges and have a tangible impact on the success of the company. Some engineers work on cross-functional teams devoted to specific parts of our product, while other teams focus on functions like data engineering and DevOps. Our engineers come from different backgrounds, industries, and walks of life - and we all contribute to a collaborative, product-driven culture across our organization.
About the company:
Described by Forbes as “Tech’s Next Billion Dollar Star,” Rent the Runway is set to disrupt the $1.7T global fashion industry by ensuring that rental is a habitual, convenient, daily part of getting dressed. We believe that fashion is an industry that should be democratized by giving everyone access to real, quality clothing and the associated feelings of self-confidence that come with that.
We're EBITDA profitable on over $100 million of revenue in 2016, and our last round of funding in Dec 2016 was led by Fidelity Investments - a vote of confidence in our long-term staying power: http://fortune.com/2016/12/28/rent-the-runway-series-e-fundi...
If you have additional questions, feel free to drop a line: atao (at) renttherunway.com
I've been here for three weeks and I love it so far. I pushed code to production on my first day, and since then I've pushed probably 10 times. I have never been more surrounded with competent, smart, fun people.
I wouldn't call Soho haven tenants costumers, it sounds derogatory. We are a pseudo-collective for sharing office space not a business venture. Hence, we are all tenants here. That being said, I apologize for the confusion. If you are looking for a dev job in NY, I'd suggest checking the NextNY job board,the tech meetup mailing list or stack overlflow's job board.
Grailed is a community driven marketplace for fashion and streetwear. We are 70 people, and recently had a 15MM series A after ~5 years of organic growth and a few years of profitability. We run a rails backend with react for the web, and native iOS & native android apps.
We've got a lot of exciting work to be done in the space of recommendations, discovery, and fraud! We place a lot of emphasis on quality of life - this is a truly great place to work :)
Open roles:
-Sr. Ruby Engineer (https://boards.greenhouse.io/grailed/jobs/4008031002)
-VP of Product (not yet posted, email me)
-SEO Lead (https://boards.greenhouse.io/grailed/jobs/4358142002)
-Senior Marketing Analyst (https://boards.greenhouse.io/grailed/jobs/4541847002)
more: https://www.grailed.com/jobs
email: alec.mckinley@grailed.com
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