Mobify Blog

Mobify - Vancouver, BC

We think that the web should be fast, beautiful and accessible on every screen. Today that means making the web better on desktops, phones and tablets. Tomorrow it will mean Google Glass, smart TVs, and a host of other web-enabled devices.

We have tons of positions open - some of the most pressing are Front-end Engineer/Designer, HR Manager, Talent Acquisition Manager, and Product Manager. Some of the products we work on:

- Performance analysis tools written in Python and Postgresql, collecting data for billions of users and aggregating that data to improve the performance of responsive sites.

- Performance improvement tools, written in JavaScript on the client-side, and powered by many different backend services (image resizing, JS minification, etc) powered by Python and Node.js.

- Cloud based application that allows you to manage your projects and create amazing mobile/tablet experiences, and that provide an entry point into our performance tools. Written in Django and Backbone.

- We do a ton of open source - Mobify.js (http://www.mobify.com/mobifyjs/) and our UI modules (http://mobify.github.io/).

We are one of the fastest growing startups in Canada, doubling in size every year. Check out our jobs page for more info:

http://www.mobify.com/jobs/

Or checkout this great video about our culture, and life at Mobify:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP4XFJUrniY

Mobify (http://www.mobify.com)

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Mobify is a mobile e‑commerce platform that helps enterprise retailers optimize their websites for conversion on smartphones and tablets.

Product:

Product Manager: http://jobsco.re/1tvkqNk
Senior UI Designer: http://jobsco.re/1myNkNr

Senior Web User Experience (UX) Designer: http://jobsco.re/1i1SxaU

Senior Back-End Engineer: http://jobsco.re/1oSVUWk
Senior Front-End Engineer: http://jobsco.re/1nBAGyP
Full Stack Engineer: http://jobsco.re/1oSV77K
Junior / Intermediate Back-End Engineer: http://jobsco.re/1tvk74U
Junior Agile Project Manager: http://jobsco.re/1oSVlvF

Customer Success:

Customer Success Manager: http://jobsco.re/SZE0pU
Front End Engineer: http://jobsco.re/1myNhkJ

Mobile Designer: http://jobsco.re/1mbwDVh

QA Engineer: http://jobsco.re/1i24I7p

Mobile Developer: http://jobsco.re/1myMxMx

Project Analyst: http://jobsco.re/1nBAhwj
Project Coordinator Intern: http://jobsco.re/SZEGLU

Revenue:

Sales Director: http://jobsco.re/1oSVOxT

Sales Engineer: http://jobsco.re/1myO9FY

Sales Development Representative (HQ): http://jobsco.re/1myN80L

Sales Development Representative (UK): http://jobsco.re/1lWcDsI

Account Executive (HQ) & (UK): http://jobsco.re/1i1SlZf

Channel Account Executive: http://jobsco.re/1nBzF9Z

Location: Vancouver, Canada (yes, it looks like the postcards here when the sun is out)

Company: Mobify, http://www.mobify.com

Sponsorship: Available for technical roles

Type of employment: Onsite, full-time

Categories: Web development and design, mobile, PaaS

What we're into: anything to do with making the web amazing on all devices (mobile optimization, performance optimization, image optimization)

Some of our open source projects: http://github.com/mobify or http://www.mobify.com/dev

Positions:

- Front-end engineers (JavaScript)
- Back-end engineer (we use primarily Python, Go & NodeJS)
- UI Designers (CSS/HTML)
- Mobile web developer (CSS/HTML with + design fundamentals)
- Product Manager (SaaS)

You:

- Have a super power in your area of expertise
- Get us excited when we see your code or work
- Have a good sense of humour

Mobify, Vancouver, Canada.

Director of Engineering

Mobify is a growing, profitable, bootstrapped startup. Our goal is to build a web where every website delivers and amazing experience on every device. We serve millions of pageviews for companies like Starbucks, Threadless and Conde Nast using a combination of client/server side JavaScript.

We're looking for an experienced technical manager with a history of delivering successful web products.

We have a glee club, yoga classes and an awesome team.

http://mobify.com/company/jobs/#job-list

Wonder how this ties in with the recent discussion over Data URI slowness on mobile [1] [2].

I have to admit I've not read all the articles in full so the question may have been answered. I see Pete did write in a comment to [1] "I haven't tried data URId fonts or SVGs but those are great ideas for follow on tests"

[1] http://www.mobify.com/blog/data-uris-are-slow-on-mobile/

[2] http://www.mobify.com/blog/base64-does-not-impact-data-uri-performance/