Full-Stack Engineers Wanted! 6 Hot Tech Companies Hiring Now
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Digital technologies are continuing to accelerate, and companies are hiring talent to remain competitive. The broad skillset full-stack engineers bring to the table makes them a highly desirable hire.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a whopping 22% growth in jobs for software developers by 2029.
The Bay Area is a hotbed for full-stack positions. Shortwave is hiring to make the future of email as fast and easy as typing a text message. The company recently released a new inbox experience for Gmail. Oliver Space is making it easier than ever for people to furnish their digs. Prelude, a recruitment solutions company, is hiring to make interviews less painful.
Elsewhere, Chicago-based Remotion enhances the virtual office environment with Spotify and YouTube sharing that allows for casual conversation. Redmond, Wash.,-based Tagboard arms creatives with software to design custom graphics, curate social content and create live sponsored programming.
Check out our list of hot tech companies hiring full-stack engineers.
- B2B
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Website
- https://www.shortwave.com
- Employees
- 1-10
- Locations
- San Francisco
- About
We're a venture-backed startup building the future of digital communications on top of the world's most ubiquitous messaging platform — email. We believe that email should prioritize people (not advertising), getting through your inbox shouldn't require busywork, and sending an email should be as fast as typing a text message.
- Industries
- Website
- http://www.oliver.space
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area
- About
At Oliver, we aim to transform urban living by removing all the pain points of moving and furnishing a new space.
- Industries
Subscription Businesses
- B2B
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Website
- https://www.prelude.co/
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- San Francisco
- About
Prelude is a technology company building a better hiring process. We’re improving interviewing by removing friction, increasing transparency, and creating more joy. We help candidates and teams see the best in each other.
- Industries
A virtual office that makes room for casual conversations with coworking and shared music11-50 Employees- B2B
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Top InvestorsThis company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
- Website
- https://remotion.com
- Employees
- 11-50
- About
Remotion is a video workspace that helps teams talk like they’re in person. Remotion is core to how we build a team culture that feels fast, connected, and human.
- Industries
- B2B
- Growth StageExpanding market presence
- Website
- http://tagboard.com
- Employees
- 51-200
- About
Tagboard is a cloud-based production platform that gives users the ability to design custom graphics, curate real-time social content, produce live interactive programming from anywhere at the touch of a button, and increase revenue through cross-channel sponsorships that go beyond in-venue and in-person.
- Industries
- Communities
- B2B
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Website
- https://www.ganymede.bio
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- New York City, San Francisco Bay Area
- About
Ganymede is building backend infrastructure for the sciences, with a mission of improving the world through better healthcare outcomes. We believe that the highest leverage approach to speed up science is through better software and data connectivity.
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