RescueTime is an early stage funded startup helping individuals and businesses understand how they spend the most precious resource they have–– time. Armed with that data, we're helping them spend it more effectively and building a fascinating data asset of tens–of–millions of man hours of anonymous attention data. Our users love what we're doing, we're getting write–ups all over the place (from TechCrunch to the New York Times), and we've got some fabulous investors.
We're a 6–month old company looking to hire our 5th team member, which will give you a rare opportunity to help shape a 6 month old product and company. We're looking for people who aren't specialists–– be prepared to break out of the narrow roles you find at larger companies. If you're interested, you'll have the opportunity to help shape the product strategy, blog occasionally, and help support our users.
RescueTime offers competitive base salary, stock options, health benefits, flexible hours. Partial telecommuting is fine, but we expect folks to be in our Pioneer Square office most days.
To learn more about our founding team and our product, check out our site at
http://www.rescuetime.com
CORE QUALIFICATIONS:
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- A passion for what RescueTime can be, and a healthy love/respect for "productivity pr0n" like Web Worker Daily, LifeHacker, GTD stuff, etc.
- Solid foundation for software architecture and software engineering practices
- 3+ years of development with C++ and multi–threaded programming
- Cross platform development experience with two or more of the following: Windows, OS X, and Linux
- Low–level OS experience in two or more of the following: Windows API, Cocoa/Carbon, and POSIX API
- Sense of humor and general willingness to work on a small (often eccentric) team on hard (often impossible) problems
IT WOULD ALSO BE GREAT IF YOU HAD:
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- Any skills that help on the web front (Rails, Django, MySQL, REST, JavaScript, CSS, xHTML)
- Background in security/encryption application development
- Knowledge of building applications that support user contributed plug–ins and extensions
If you're interested, please drop us a note and tell us about yourself and what you're looking for (if you have a resume handy, that's great–– but don't let it stop you if you don't). No phone calls please.