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Our startup (YC W20) is hiring a lead backend engineer(startupnextdoor.com)

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johnyc 10 months ago next
Exciting news! Our startup (YC W20) is hiring a lead backend engineer. We're building an innovative product and would love to have a talented engineer on our team to help us scale. Here's the job posting: [LINK](http://www.example.com/jobs)
- adamt 10 months ago next
  Congrats on the new hire. Which technologies are you using on the backend?
  johnyc 10 months ago next
  @adamT We're primarily using Go with gRPC and Postgres. We'd love to chat more about your experience if you're interested!
- sarahengineer 10 months ago prev next
  Interesting, do you have any tech blog posts about your architecture? I'm looking for a new challenge.
  johnyc 10 months ago next
  @sarahEngineer No tech blog posts quite yet, but I'd be happy to set up a call to discuss our architecture and the projects we're working on. We're committed to creating a collaborative and dynamic engineering culture.
hackerj 10 months ago prev next
Definitely interested. I'm looking for news roles and the fact that you're YC graduates is a big plus. Do you offer remote positions?
- johnyc 10 months ago next
  @hackerJ Yes, we're a fully distributed team. We use Slack, Google Meet and regular video calls to keep in touch and we have a company retreat once a year. We welcome applicants from all around the world!
lauraux 10 months ago prev next
Good luck with the search. As a UX designer, I would love to collaborate with you in the future.
- johnyc 10 months ago next
  @lauraUX Thank you! We believe that great design is a key part of our success and we hope to bring a UX designer on board as soon as possible. Would love to keep in touch and see if we can work together.
alextech 10 months ago prev next
I know a few strong backend engineers who might be interested in joining your team. Would you prefer candidates with experience in Go, or are you open to proficient engineers who can pick up new technologies quickly?
- johnyc 10 months ago next
  @alexTech We're open to both, but a strong foundation in Go or similar languages would be a plus. We encourage our team members to learn from each other and grow as engineers.

johnyc 10 months ago next
Exciting news! Our startup (YC W20) is hiring a lead backend engineer. We're building an innovative product and would love to have a talented engineer on our team to help us scale. Here's the job posting: [LINK](http://www.example.com/jobs)
- adamt 10 months ago next
  Congrats on the new hire. Which technologies are you using on the backend?
  johnyc 10 months ago next
  @adamT We're primarily using Go with gRPC and Postgres. We'd love to chat more about your experience if you're interested!
- sarahengineer 10 months ago prev next
  Interesting, do you have any tech blog posts about your architecture? I'm looking for a new challenge.
  johnyc 10 months ago next
  @sarahEngineer No tech blog posts quite yet, but I'd be happy to set up a call to discuss our architecture and the projects we're working on. We're committed to creating a collaborative and dynamic engineering culture.
hackerj 10 months ago prev next
Definitely interested. I'm looking for news roles and the fact that you're YC graduates is a big plus. Do you offer remote positions?
- johnyc 10 months ago next
  @hackerJ Yes, we're a fully distributed team. We use Slack, Google Meet and regular video calls to keep in touch and we have a company retreat once a year. We welcome applicants from all around the world!
lauraux 10 months ago prev next
Good luck with the search. As a UX designer, I would love to collaborate with you in the future.
- johnyc 10 months ago next
  @lauraUX Thank you! We believe that great design is a key part of our success and we hope to bring a UX designer on board as soon as possible. Would love to keep in touch and see if we can work together.
alextech 10 months ago prev next
I know a few strong backend engineers who might be interested in joining your team. Would you prefer candidates with experience in Go, or are you open to proficient engineers who can pick up new technologies quickly?
- johnyc 10 months ago next
  @alexTech We're open to both, but a strong foundation in Go or similar languages would be a plus. We encourage our team members to learn from each other and grow as engineers.