Why work at SocialCash?
We are a small team of designers, developers, and advertising industry experts who are 100% dedicated to building tools for the Facebook Platform. When diversity of talent combines with a tight focus, great things tend to happen, and we’re always on the lookout for new additions to our team. Here is a bit more about what it’s like to work at SocialCash…
We have a mission: We exist to help developers and advertisers thrive on the Facebook Platform. We firmly believe that the future of the web will come from these small developers who are innovating on Social Networks. By helping them grow and monetize their apps, we’re doing our part in building a better web.
We’re diverse, creative, and nimble: Our team reflects our commitment to creative execution. In our office you’ll find a former toy developer, a test-and-learn analytics expert, a notorious app developer, and the guy who founded freeipods.com. And in addition to our core team in Washington DC, we have a wide network of remoties who cover a 24x7 work cycle. This makes us small, creative, and nimble – three necessary traits for working on the Facebook Platform.
We’re friendly: It sounds a bit silly to say, but yes, we’re friendly. We say hello in the kitchen, we grab drinks, etc. but more than that we respect one another’s work and watch out for one another. This goes a long way in forging a welcoming work environment and ensuring that we are all putting in our best effort.
We’re sexy: You know we’re (in a) hot (industry). Facebook is growing like a weed and we’re right in the middle of all the action. At SocialCash, you’ll get an inside edge on the social media and advertising industries and mingle with some of the top developers in the world.
We’re involved: We like to mix it up a bit. As such, you’ll regularly find us at Developer Garages, technology conferences, and local media and tech events here in DC. We think what we’re working on is pretty cool, and we therefore like sharing it with others around us. Check out some of our pictures from F8 and developer meet-ups.