[Sudo-jobs] Lead Front Engineer at Publishing Startup, Publet

[Marina Kukso]

Passing this on from Brynne at Publet.

Marina
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Well hello there Sudo Room!

Publet is creating the publishing platform for narrative content on the
Web. We give storytellers the tools to be professional media companies and
power business models for narrative content (NYT's
Snowfall<http://www.nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall/#/?part=tunnel-creek>
is
just the beginning).

As a lead front end engineer at Publet, you’ll be coding a SaaS tool to
create responsive, multimedia publications for tablet, phone and desktop.
You'll be joining a team with stellar UX and HTML5/JS/CSS3 expertise and a
passion for giving the new generation of storytellers a seamless publishing
experience. Some skills you'll need include:
  - Rock solid JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3 experience. AngularJS preferred.
  - Familiarity building on Django templates.
  - Clean visual aesthetic to translate best design practices for the
responsive web.
  - Mastery of cross browser compatibility.

ADDITIONAL DETES:
Publet comes with all the risks, perks, and problem solving of a startup,
as well as the company of a world-class editorial, design and development
team. We write and design for national publications (FastCompany, The
Economist, Rolling Stone), officiate the Awesome
Foundation<http://www.awesomefoundation.org/en/chapters/sf>
, Escape from Alcatraz <http://www.escapefromalcatraztriathlon.com/> and teach
code to journalists<http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gotoplanb/for-journalism>.
We have fun and think big. Join us. Shoot me an email with a short note and
the projects, code or achievements that represent you best. The position
includes free in-office yoga and a salary between $60-$100K plus equity
based on experience and commitment. Plus, we're located at the convenient
location of 16th & Mission.

Email me: Brynne at publet.com
Learn more: Publet.com/jobs
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