SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote

Dash Technologies Inc. is seeking a front-end web freelancer to use existing API to develop web portal for users.

You would get to work with an Emmy award winning designer and a team of educators on a product that teachers and principals are begging to see in their schools and classrooms.

Send a resume, cover letter, and links to portfolio pieces to Dash founder Aliya Bhatia at aliya_bhatia@mac.com

Dash Technologies, Inc. seeking lead front-end web engineer - Part time/Remote are lovely

What if, instead of scribbles on a clipboard, teachers could instantly translate a fleeting thought to call a parent into a playlist in their phones?

Check out what we’ve done to solve this pain point at http://aliyabhatia.posterous.com/private/tunrgdjyaI#!/slides...

As Lead Engineer, you would:

- Build a product that teachers and principals are begging to see in their classrooms and schools - Work with an Emmy Award-winning designer to develop web portals, mobile apps, and our main website - Manage a team and build a company

What we are looking for:

- Experience integrating web and mobile APIs into web development - A passion for education and education technology - Demonstrated ability to manage a team - Excellent communication skills - A discriminating eye and willingness to vet options and make the right decision for the product - An “all-hands-on-deck” mentality and willingness to support in any area needed - Strong preference for candidates with past experience in mobile development - At least 15 hours per week to devote to Dash’s development needs

To apply:

- Send a resume, cover letter, and links to portfolio pieces to Dash founder Aliya Bhatia at aliya_bhatia@mac.com - Qualified candidates will undergo between 1 and 3 interviews with various members of Team Dash for fit, team chemistry, and domain expertise

Agree. My first thought looking at this website was, "This is awesome! Now how do I add the cities/countries I'm usually calling?" I tried to find a way but it doesn't look like that's supported yet. I'm probably pretty representative of most other people's knowledge of what cities are in which time zones, so it would be a good feature to add to filter by specific city.

I completely agree with this perspective, and think it goes beyond putting marketers in their place to also building pretty deep trust with your future market. The idea I took to NYC EDU Startup Weekend (not exactly a hackathon but often similar outputs) sounded attractive for lots of teachers I pitched it to, but ultimately they were skeptical it could be done.

By using Startup Weekend to create a MVP, we were able to switch the discussion from "What if we could..." to "We've built the product. What do you think?" Before we had even incorporated, teachers and administrators who saw the before and after could rest assured we could implement on our vision and continue to iterate on it.