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Title says it all. I'm going to Civic Hack Night this week. I want to hop on and get my hands dirty on a real-world project. Considering my experience and expertise in Expressjs and Mongodb. How must I contribute?

Hey Trent!

Given your awesome Node, architecture, development, and Mashape experience, but considering your LinkedIn comments about not being interested in new opportunities, I am wondering if you might know anyone who would like to learn more about LunchBadger, an early-stage startup building the microservices orchestration fabric for API everything?

We are looking for an Architect - Node.js to have a huge impact as an early team member by:

• Defining the API and Microservices industry by building a startup with a CEO who sold his last company to IBM
• Leading architecture, development, and/or delivery of a next-generation open source, cloud-native solution
• Managing a team while being hands-on with lots of opportunity for growth
• Working from home with a flexible schedule (eventually from San Mateo / Redwood City office)

Thanks in advance for reading this message and appreciating my creativity in reaching out via Github AMA instead of LInkedIn or your website (I hope)! :)

Sincerely,
Cara

Cara Debbaudt
Recruiting Consultant
[email protected]

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