Long ago, people flipped through the yellow pages to find a mechanic. Now, there’s Wrench, and the team is looking for someone to dive in and support its app service. 
Wrench is a platform that connect mechanics with customers. Mechanics can offer services through the app, and customer can book appointments. To add convenience for customers, mechanics bring their tools with them to meet the customers at their home or workplace.
The new software engineer at Wrench will be required to communicate frequently and clearly with the team and turn around projects quickly to make improvements to the suite of web and mobile applications. The position requires a background in UI engineering in AngularJS and Angular using Javascript or TypeScript and CSS. UX experience is a plus as well.
Learn more about the position and apply on GeekWork, and also check out more job openings at Wrench.
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Hiya
Position: Product / Program Manager
Summary: “We are looking for a Sr. Product Manager, located in Seattle, who will be responsible for building out and improving Hiya’s Directory Service, which serves millions of users around the globe and it’s growing by nearly a million new users a month. You’ll own the Search functionality, the data federation and aggregation, data partnerships, analytics, autocomplete, and a lot more from vision to customer feedback.”
Learn more and apply on GeekWork.
Guidant Financial
Position: Content Strategy Manager
Summary: “This is a highly visible role that combines content strategy, story-telling, and communications. We’re looking for a world-class writer experienced in many forms of communication from whitepapers to website, emails to executive speeches and someone who can formulate creative strategies to attract our target buyers, differentiate from our competition and position Guidant as an industry thought leader.”
