dpnewman

We're hiring for 2 Full Stack Engineer positions adding to 3 current developers (web) and 2 IOS. The dev team works very closely and supportively together on a wide range of UI and data centric features across the platform. While we will review applicants with a range of experience, positions require solving tricky problems, designing architecture, and owning entire features from start to finish.

Based in San Francisco, AnyRoad is a leader in Experience Relationship Management. We enable the world’s most innovative brands like Anheuser-Busch, Honda, and the Golden State Warriors to offer extraordinary experiences and draw insights from experiential data to connect better with customers.

AnyRoad is seed-funded by Rally Ventures, Precursor Ventures, Marc Benioff, and Lightspeed. We are a small, tight-knit team of enthusiastic people who enjoy working and growing together. We work in a pet-friendly office in SOMA, close to public transportation and delicious food trucks.

Tech stack: Rails, React, Redux, Postgres, Redshift.

We'd love to hear from you at opportunities@anyroad.com.

I am wondering if there is such a thing as a neutral 3rd party service that provides an outside assessment to help a team that is ready to incorporate come to a decision on equity division?

It's a scenario where there are different levels and types of input, where it's very positive, and the general spirit is it'd be good to get a neutral/outside take on how to set things up rather than haggle or negotiate internally.

Been trying to get an answer via Google search but have not able to make headway.

I am a coder & co-founder who has built an alpha web product over a year plus. The project is not yet incorporated but will be in coming months.

Another coder who loves the project is offering to help out part time without compensation in a "just to get to know each other" way. There is an understanding and verbal agreement this would be a free contribution with no offer of future work, and any/all IP would all be 100% attributed to the project. (down the road if it makes sense to all involved, he'd like to be in position to be part of things)

I want to take him up on the offer, but am concerned that if we do not have a contract, from what I understand, he's automatically assigned IP ownership as soon as he writes any code – and that would be too risky/messy right now for the project regardless of verbal agreement.

What options do I have to take advantage of his gracious offer to help? Recommendations?

I can't stand the sound of the term 'crowd sourcing', however the meaning that we all seem to grok is very useful and important.

'Crowd sourcing' sounds very technical and cold. Crowd... negative connotation... Sourcing... very robotic.

Just wondering if anyone has come across any other phrase that can evoke a similar concept with a more fluid and human feel?

Curious if anyone knows of or has used successfully any other sites for apartment rental in the bay area. I know it's an old story how hard it is for competitors to challenge CG in this and related spaces. However, I just want to make sure I am not missing something.

It seems quite hard to find an alternative with better filtering by criteria and location that maintains enough volume. Any brilliant scraper plays?