You’re a well-rounded engineer who loves building software for mobile devices and infrastructure. You know mobile development platforms like iOS/Objective C, Android/Java, etc. like the back of your hand, and also are intimately familiar with design patterns and database management. You are comfortable developing and deploying large scalable systems. You lend your expert feedback to designers and product developers on how features should change, etc. You can test UI/user flow as necessary, and work with product designers to hone user experience. Your BS or MS in Computer Science or Engineering from a top school is ideal, but it’s your incredible product list that will really tickle our fancy.

Ultimately, we are looking for intelligent and highly ambitious entrepreneurs who are passionate about creating great products and solving unique problems.

**About Us: Calling all Hatchlings - we’re growing! **

Hatch Labs (www.hatchlabs.com) is continually expanding, and we’re looking for individuals with the perfect mix of entrepreneurial passion and skillful talent to join our quest in shaking up the mobile industry with breakthrough products. You can expect a friendly, playful, but hard working environment that’s home to a passionate team with big dreams. We operate in-line with the fast pace and agility of a venture-backed startup (many of us can attest first hand!), with the handy resources of a technology/new media giant - treats included. You’ll turn dreams into reality with all the hardware/software/equipment you need, customized however you like. We have an incredible home in Manhattan; you’ll enjoy great amenities within a great building, including: fully stocked cafeteria and kitchen on every floor, amazing views of the Hudson river and a colorful and creative work environment. We offer competitive salary/equity compensation and better benefits than any other startup in New York City (phenomenal health coverage, 401K, gym discounts, software discounts, and a lot more). Prior startup experience is fantastic (but not necessary); being scrappy will help you hit the ground running.