Everpress | https://everpress.com | London, UK ONSITE or REMOTE | People Manager, Product Designer, Frontend, Backend, Fullstack, and more...
Everpress is a global fashion marketplace that connects consumers to unique & sustainable products from independent designers.
Our mission is to champion creativity, supporting grassroots creators while reducing the waste in fashion. Think ASOS for the new generation.
We have so many problems to solve - changing the way everyone shops for clothes; making one of the most wasteful industries on earth sustainable; supporting creators when their other income streams have all disappeared. There’s lots to do and we need creative developers, designers and managers to help!
CrowdJustice is an early-stage, VC-backed, tech-for-good company that's changing the way people access the legal system with a mission to make the law available to everyone. We’re using technology to solve a huge social problem and building a business at the same time. Since launch in 2015 we have helped important legal cases raise millions in funding, seen claimants get their cases to the Supreme Court, given communities a voice – and we’ve been featured in the Guardian, FT, BBC, TechCrunch, NYT and more.
The CrowdJustice platform backend is written in Python, Django and Postgres, with the front-end in Javascript, HTML and SASS – though you don't need experience in any of these.
Interview Process: 20-30 minute phone/hangouts chat about the role (no surprise tech questions); a 1.5 hour on-site interview where we'll discuss the technical task, pair program some work and talk about your future at CrowdJustice; if successful, a fair offer and the chance to join a well funded startup early on its mission to increase access to justice!
If you have any questions send them across to: gavin ~a-t~ crowdjustice.com
CrowdJustice is an early-stage, VC-backed, tech-for-good company that's changing the way people access the legal system with a mission to make the law available to everyone. We’re using technology to solve a huge social problem and building a business at the same time. Since launch in 2015 we have helped important legal cases raise millions in funding, seen claimants get their cases to the Supreme Court, given communities a voice – and we’ve been featured in the Guardian, FT, BBC, TechCrunch, NYT and more.
The CrowdJustice platform backend is written in Python, Django and Postgres, with the front-end in Javascript, HTML and SASS – though you don't need experience in any of these.
Interview Process: 20-30 minute phone/hangouts chat about the role (no surprise tech questions); a 1.5 hour on-site interview where we'll discuss the technical task, pair program some work and talk about your future at CrowdJustice; if successful, a fair offer and the chance to join a well funded startup early on its mission to increase access to justice!
If you have any questions send them across to: gavin ~a-t~ crowdjustice.com
CrowdJustice is an early-stage, VC-backed, tech-for-good company that's changing the way people access the legal system with a mission to make the law available to everyone. We’re using technology to solve a huge social problem and building a business at the same time. Since launch in 2015 we have helped important legal cases raise millions in funding, seen claimants get their cases to the Supreme Court, given communities a voice – and we’ve been featured in the Guardian, FT, BBC, TechCrunch, NYT and more.
The CrowdJustice platform backend is written in Python, Django and Postgres, with the front-end in Javascript, HTML and SASS – though you don't need experience in any of these.
Interview Process: 20-30 minute phone/hangouts chat about the role (no surprise tech questions); a 1.5 hour on-site interview where we'll discuss the technical task, pair program some work and talk about your future at CrowdJustice; if successful, a fair offer and the chance to join a well funded startup early on its mission to increase access to justice!
If you have any questions send them across to: gavin ~a-t~ crowdjustice.com
CrowdJustice is an early-stage, VC-backed, tech-for-good company that's changing the way people access the legal system with a mission to make the law available to everyone. We’re using technology to solve a huge social problem and building a business at the same time. Since launch in 2015 we have helped important cases raise £millions in funding, seen claimants get their cases to the Supreme Court, given communities a voice – and we’ve been featured in the Guardian, FT, BBC, TechCrunch, NYT and more.
The CrowdJustice platform backend is written in Python, Django and Postgres, with the front-end in Javascript, HTML and SASS – though you don't need experience in any of these.
Interview Process: 20-30 minute phone/hangouts chat about the role (no surprise tech
questions); a 1.5 hour on-site interview where we'll discuss the technical task, pair program some work and talk about your future at CrowdJustice; if successful, a fair offer and the chance to join a well funded startup early on its mission to increase access to justice!
If you have any questions send them across to: gavin ~a-t~ crowdjustice.com
This is the same minister who was talking about the "necessary hashtags" a few months ago. She's certainly not a _digital native_, or indeed even competent.
> Speaking about preventing the upload of objectionable content, Home Secretary Amber Rudd said the government needs to get people who "understand the necessary hashtags" talking.
> That was of course in addition to Rudd's widely criticised remarks that encryption has no place in citizens' hands, in the wake of revelations that Westminster attacker Khalid Masood was using WhatsApp shortly before murdering pedestrians with his car.
CrowdJustice (www.crowdjustice.org) is an early-stage, VC-backed, tech-for-good company. We help people access the courts and the legal system through crowdfunding. Since launch in 2015 we have helped important cases raise £millions in funding, seen claimants get their cases to the Supreme Court, given communities a voice – and we’ve been featured in the Guardian, FT, BBC, TechCrunch, NYT and more.
The CrowdJustice platform backend is written in Python, Django and Postgres, with the front-end in Javascript, HTML and SASS – though you don't need experience in all of these.
You'll be working on new features across the stack, e.g. important (think AML, KYC, fraud detection) internal tools for our awesome case support team and optimising our onboarding flow for new cases. As we're a small startup, expanding quickly (especially into the US), this is likely to change often and we welcome any help directing the product and technology.
Interview Process: 20-30 minute phone/hangouts chat about the role (no surprise technical questions!); a 1-2 hour technical task that we pay you to complete; a 1.5 hour on-site interview where we'll discuss the technical task, pair program some work and talk about your future at CrowdJustice; if successful, a fair offer and the chance to join a well funded startup early on its mission to increase access to justice!
If you have any questions send them across to: gavin ~a-t~ crowdjustice.com
CrowdJustice (www.crowdjustice.org) is an early-stage, VC-backed, tech-for-good company. We help people access the courts and the legal system through crowdfunding. Since launch in 2015 we have helped important cases raise £millions in funding, seen claimants get their cases to the Supreme Court, given communities a voice – and we’ve been featured in the Guardian, FT, BBC, TechCrunch, NYT and more.
The CrowdJustice platform backend is written in Python, Django and Postgres, with the front-end in plain Javascript, HTML and SASS – though you don't need experience in all of these. You'll be working on new features across the stack, e.g. important (think AML, KYC) internal tools for our awesome case support team, optimising our mobile experience or improving integration with our payment provider (Stripe). As we're a small startup, expanding quickly (especially into the US), this is likely to change often and we welcome any help directing the product and technology.
Interview Process: 20-30 minute phone/hangouts chat about the role (no surprise technical questions!); a 1-2 hour technical task that we pay you to complete; a 1.5 hour on-site interview where we'll discuss the technical task, pair program some work and talk about your future at CrowdJustice; if successful, a fair offer and the chance to join a well funded startup early on its mission to increase access to justice!
If you have any questions send them across to: gavin ~a-t~ crowdjustice.com
