<a href="http://mailgun.com" >http://mailgun.com</a> (SOMA, San Francisco)
About us:
    - We're not "yet-another-email sender": we are busy working on "what's next for email".
    - We love Linux, server clusters, big data, distributed everything, task queues and network protocols.
    - Our favorite GUI is ssh/bash, preferably served grey on black.
    - We use Python, Flask, Fabric, Chef, MongoDB, Riak, Redis, Nginx and logic. 
    - We have a hot key for everything.
    - We don't serve ads to eyeballs and we're not in the cloud.
    - We are 50/50 on vi/emacs and everyone is anxious to get to know you better. :)
    - We don't know what our code/test ratio is.
    - We've built a lot of great tech and we need your help to open source it.
    - Some of us have never dragged or dropped anything.


About you (role #1):
    - You believe the actor-model concurrency is a better idea.
    - You are an intellectually curious US-based hacker.
    - Messaging and queueing systems are cooler than ad networks and retargeting.
    - You want to have an enormous impact on a product developers love.
    - You know what an architecture astronaut is and you're not one.
    - On a few occasions you've decided on a hashtable instead of an AVL tree and vice versa.
    - You have strong opinions about MongoDB, PostgreSQL, threads and build systems. 
    - You love UNIX and hate meetings as much as we do.
    - You often wish you were smarter, coding in Haskell or LISP full-time.
    - You want to learn from us and you have something to teach.
    - You're fine with duck typing but also mastered at least one lower level language: C, C++ or similar.
    - You've managed your own memory on multiple occasions (successfully).


About you (role #2):
    - You are an intellectually curious US-based hacker.
    - You can tell a beautiful API design when you see it.
    - You believe you could design a better REST API than some products you've used.
    - You can explain the difference between REST and HTTP in polite English.
    - There is something about programming languages. You've played with most and learned a few.
    - You want to learn from us and you have something to teach.
    - You enjoy writing and want to get better at it.
    - You've spoken publicly, it was scary at first. You loved the experience.
    - When you go to technology conferences you have a good time.
    - You're ashamed because you're spending too much time on Hacker News and Stack Overflow and Quora.

Talk to us:
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