Who you are:

📍You like to ship high quality code. You make deadlines for yourself and you move fast. You focus on the things that matter and push back on things that don't. People know they can count on you to get things done 📍You love to code. You build stuff for fun on nights and weekends. You contribute to open source. You have deep expertise in certain areas but you consider yourself a generalist and you enjoy learning new platforms 📍You're really smart. You were a top student in your computer science program or have been teaching yourself programming from an early age. You like being around people who challenge you 📍You're curious. You want to understand how things work. You value interesting things, especially outside your discipline. You like teaching others and constantly learning. You read and question things 📍You're scrappy and entrepreneurial. You've built apps for fun and worked on side projects before. You're interested in all aspects of startups - from user testing, to marketing, to raising capital. If you haven't already started your own company, you think you might like to in the future 📍You care about the product. You might not be a product expert, but you value good design. You enjoy thinking about why certain products work and discussing new apps. You want to build delightful products that users love and that make people's lives more meaningful 📍You have good values. You enjoy hanging out with your teammates, make the workplace more fun for everyone, and care about doing the right thing 📍You are a 10x thinker, far more excited by huge disruptions than by small improvements. If something is hard, that makes it more fun, and you know that if anyone can figure it out, you can

What you will do:

📍You'll contribute in all areas. You might choose to go deep in web development or building open source dev tools to automate our operations, but like your teammates you'll make a habit of working across the stack, frequently picking up new languages and platforms as needed 📍You'll ship product. From hack days, to experimental prototypes, to developing a new type of auction model, you'll constantly be building and shipping product. You'll write clean, well-documented code, do unit tests, follow best practices, and have the benefit of working in a place where people move fast 📍You'll rapidly grow and improve. At CoinList you'll be working with some of the smartest engineers you've ever met, who love to learn and teach each other. You'll find yourself stretching to new areas, immersed in feedback, and engrossed in deep conversations on a daily basis