Carina is a two sided marketplace for home and child care; matching consumers with care workers. We started in WA; now in MA, CT, IL, CA and headed into new states next year. We recently crossed 1 million hours worked on our platform. As a nonprofit we’re making a difference in workers and consumers lives; while saving money for public funds [compared to the cost of hospital stays and nursing homes].
We’re hiring two full stack engineers [React, Kotlin, PostgreSQL; AWS Cloud]. We’re based in downtown Seattle; for now everyone is remote but plan is to head back to the office late 2021 [obv depends on many factors].
US citizens only. Great benefits package including pension and full healthcare coverage.
I’m the product owner; can zoom for any questions.
There's no immediate [5yr horizon] automation coming to solve this. Human home care workers will be needed [and more of them]; it's in a category of jobs that not even machines want.
You do realize that FB has been designing their own servers for years, right? Also, what does personal data privacy have to do with silicon design? I know that FB privacy rules are a hot topic right now but how does that have anything to do with this article?
