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6 Top Tech Companies Hiring Positions $100K+

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In June, the U.S. saw their inflation rate continue to soar, rising to 9.1%. Studies show that having enough money to live comfortably is a key foundation for a happy life, but the ever-increasing cost of living is causing many to fall behind financially.

Now is a great time for skilled and dedicated workers to upgrade their standing in life with a high paying and exciting career.

Social Native is a company that connects brands with professional, trendy, engaging content creators to help create authentic visual content. They have connected companies such as Dollar Shave Club and Adidas with creators to help generate buzz around the brand. They are expanding their investment in the creator economy, forming partnerships with creator talent companies like Influence.co in order to tap into their network to serve more clients.

Based out of Venice, Calif., CareRev is tackling the labor issues that plague the healthcare system. Their platform allows medical facilities to quickly and easily get help with covering open shifts, optimizing their workforce while reducing labor costs. Last year, the company raised $50M in Series A funding, a testament to their success, alongside happy customers and well paid employees.

If you want to take the next step in your career and life in a position that pays $100K+, here are 6 exciting companies hiring now.

  • CareRev company logo
    Flexible workforce solutions for acute healthcare51-200 Employees

    • B2B
    • Early Stage
      Startup in initial stages

    Employees
    51-200
    Locations
    United States
    About

    CareRev is a labor transformation solution that enables healthcare systems to optimize their workforce and reduce premium labor costs while empowering healthcare professionals to take control of their careers. When a need arises at a facility, staffing or nursing managers can use CareRev to quickly post open shifts. These shifts are broadcasted to their internal resource pools then, if there's still a need, to an external pool of local, fully vetted CareRev healthcare professionals.

    Industries
  • Protocol Labs company logo
    Building protocols, tools, and services to create the next generation of the internet201-500 Employees

    • B2B
    • Growth Stage
      Expanding market presence
    • Top Investors
      This company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
    • YC Funded
      Startup funded by Y Combinator

    Employees
    201-500
    About

    Protocol Labs is a research, development, and deployment lab for network protocols. We create software systems that tackle significant challenges. We aim to solve them with new technology breakthroughs, great user experience design, and an open-source approach to creation.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Researchers
  • Social Native company logo
    Visual content that influences commerce11-50 Employees

    • B2B
    • Growth Stage
      Expanding market presence

    Employees
    11-50
    About

    Described as the "Uber of Content", Social Native is a marketplace technology company that empowers marketers to create, source and optimize authentic visual content in the most efficient way possible. Leveraging the world's first AI-powered creative platform, brands such as Unilever, Adidas, L'Oréal, Crocs and Nestlé Waters partner with Social Native to improve the performance of their paid and organic social strategy with a combination of Influencer Marketing, Custom Content, and Content Editing solutions.

    Industries
  • StackSource company logo
    Find the best commercial real estate financing11-50 Employees

    • B2B
    • Early Stage
      Startup in initial stages

    Employees
    11-50
    About

    StackSource is a tech-enabled commercial real estate loan platform. We connect investors who are developing or acquiring commercial properties with financing options like banks, insurance companies, and private lenders through an easy, transparent process. We’re taking the best of commercial mortgage brokerage and updating it for the 21st century.

    Industries
  • dYdX company logo
    The world's leading decentralized exchange for crypto assets11-50 Employees

    • B2C
    • Growth Stage
      Expanding market presence
    • Top Investors
      This company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors

    Employees
    11-50
    Locations
    San Francisco
    About

    dYdX is the world's leading decentralized exchange for crypto assets - focused on financial derivatives. Over $2 Billion a day is traded on dYdX. dYdX is built on smart contracts - programs that run directly on the blockchain. This means the exchange runs on open source code that everyone can access.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Blockchains
  • SMBX company logo
    Where people can invest in local businesses and earn a rate of return11-50 Employees

    • B2B
    • Growth Stage
      Expanding market presence

    Employees
    11-50
    About

    We believe when you invest in small businesses you have a direct growth impact on your local economy. We see an opportunity to create a perpetual surplus ecosystem. Our company’s mission is to consolidate the small business and startup funding market while transforming people's affective experience of finance.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Small and Medium Businesses

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