OpenGov's mission is to power more effective and accountable governments. We build financial software for planning, performance monitoring, and citizen engagement that serves as the technology backbone for the modernization of government. We are a series C company backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Emerson Collective. We've had a strong speaking presence in conferences like ReactConf. Contact me if you're interested in making a positive civic impact in a breakout company with great technology. (cchiu@opengov.com)
Ideal candidate are people interested in:
* Social/Civic Impact
* Data modeling and systems (Postgres, Kafka, Spark)
OpenGov's mission is to power more effective and accountable governments. We build financial software for planning, performance monitoring, and citizen engagement that serves as the technology backbone for the modernization of government. We are a series C company backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Emerson Collective. We've had a strong speaking presence in conferences like ReactConf. Contact me if you're interested in making a positive civic impact in a breakout company with great technology. (cchiu at opengov)
Ideal candidate are people interested in:
* Social/Civic Impact
* Data modeling and systems (Postgres, Kafka, Spark)
* Ruby on Rails / React / Redux
* Data Analytics and Visualization
It's an interesting statement but if taken at its face value, we should have all been a lot more worried about December 21st, 2012 and the Mayan Calendar ending.
Y2K wasn't hype: if we hadn't done the work, the outcome would have been moderately gruesome. (Not world-ending-apocalyptic gruesome, but not-getting-paid-for-a-month-and-the-stock-market-crashed gruesome.)
Indeed, it was largely due to Y2K resilience preparations that the Federal Reserve managed to keep running on 9/11:
Upshot: it might look like hype, but sometimes it's actually the symptom of a bullet dodged just in time. (Which is why I hope that this time next year, when we look back at the Ebola outbreak, there will be plenty of folks saying "nope, it was overhyped fear-mongering".)
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OpenGov's mission is to power more effective and accountable governments. We build financial software for planning, performance monitoring, and citizen engagement that serves as the technology backbone for the modernization of government. We are a series C company backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Emerson Collective. We've had a strong speaking presence in conferences like ReactConf. Contact me if you're interested in making a positive civic impact in a breakout company with great technology. (cchiu@opengov.com)
Ideal candidate are people interested in:
* Social/Civic Impact
* Data modeling and systems (Postgres, Kafka, Spark)
* Ruby on Rails / React / Redux
* Data Analytics and Visualization
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