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The Senior Full Stack Engineer will be working on a custom community platform built for personal development, coaching, courses, community forums, and daily engagement. The product is currently in private beta.
This is an opportunity to join at an important stage. There is already a substantial product and codebase, but meaningful engineering work remains before it is taken public. You'll initially work closely with the engineer who designed and built the platform, while progressively taking greater responsibility for its architecture, production readiness, and technical operations.
SaaS Talent is more than just a recruiting company. We're your hiring, business development and growth partner with 20+ years of experience in SaaS and Hi-Tech that helps you scale and transform your business. We've worked with 100+ companies and helped them achieve their goals. From streamlining sales, marketing, and operations to hiring ideal talent and getting funding, if you're struggling to grow, we're an ideal choice.
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Please note: This position is not available in California, New York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania.
This role requires being available within at least 5-6 hours of an 8-5 or 9-6 MST schedule.
ARE YOU READY TO HELP CREATE LIFE-CHANGING EXPERIENCES THAT EMPOWER THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE TO TRANSFORM THEIR LIVES, BUSINESSES, AND FUTURES?
Our client is a fast-growing coaching and personal development company founded in 2016 with a mission to help entrepreneurs and individuals end personal suffering and develop the mindset, tools, and practices needed to achieve their full potential.
The company has become one of the fastest-growing brands and businesses in the personal and business development industry. Their annual live event was named by Inc. as a Top 3 Must-Attend Personal Development Event for Entrepreneurs, alongside Tony Robbins' Date With Destiny. Their founder was named by Inc. as a leading expert on mindset and business, and SUCCESS Magazine referred to his methodology as the next evolution in personal development. He has also been featured on Impact Theory, where his appearance was rated among the show's Top 5 interviews, and his videos have received millions of views online. The company was also ranked #171 on the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing companies.
Today, their rapidly growing platform includes coaching programs, digital products, bestselling books, a podcast reaching millions of listeners, and major live experiences bringing together thousands of entrepreneurs and leaders.
Their founder is more than a motivational speaker and coach; he is an entrepreneur and an early pioneer of SEO and e-commerce, where he led the sales team that sold the first motorcycle online, generating $70M in less than 2 years.
When this role becomes a direct hire, these are the benefits below:
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