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Learning languages effortlessly11-50 Employees
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    Startup in initial stages

Jobs at GabbVR

Gabb Global's games, and virtual reality allow anyone to learn a language. Whether on the go, on the subway or at home on the sofa, Gabb supports those learning languages outside of work or school, or a supplement to your studies. Since its founding in 2017, the company is growing to become the market leader in app based language learning. In total, we will offer 14 learning languages, from English to Indonesian. Professional courses will be available at the Gabb website, as well as on your smartphone or tablet. Please help us change how the world learns languages. We are the last frontier of language learning, and just beginning the journey of enjoyable language learning. We love to make bold statements, teach, learn, and be inspired. We solve meaningful problems - at scale. Our concept is so unique and innovative, we will be very successful upon launch in September. You have potential to advance quickly. Diversity and difference are our strength, but our humanity is our source. Lifelong learning is our greatest pillar. Work remotely and take advantage of flexible working hours, language learning resources, tutors, and more!
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Sales

Head of Growth, cofounder track

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Head of Growth, cofounder track

Commission and equity. No salary.

Operations

Gabb Global Chief Operations Officer

NewPosted yesterday

Gabb Global Chief Operations Officer

  • Acts as a strategic partner on the leadership team and works closely with the team to ensure they are meeting performance expectations.
  • Coaches and develops the team to ensure delivery of key business metrics.
Designer

Founding Designer Track

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Founding Designer Track

The problem

A 12 year old in Amman says a French sentence out loud. In the four seconds that follow, our engine reads five things: how accurate the phonemes were, how fast she answered, how long she hesitated before she started, how many times she retried, and how long she's been working.