Next Mobile Web

Hi, we're looking for a founding member for our technical team.

We're hacking apart the web--hacking sessions/protocols, scraping, crawling, proxying, caching--all with the goal of delivering a better experience on your phone than you can get on the desktop for the best of the deep web.

You should have a deep understanding of the protocols behind the web and be at that point in your life where you're ready to build a vision of where you think the web will be in 5 years. We have some ideas but want to hear yours first. We're hoping you're deeply passionate about the web and genuinely curious about the world, which is rare, so we're casting the net wide.

In terms of experience, we already hacked apart Firefox (C++) and build stuff in Ruby, Java (server, regular J2ME, RIM J2ME, and Android), Javascript, Objective-C (iPhone), C++ (Symbian) all in the last 6 months. The requirements in the previous paragraph are more important than domain expertise. Right now, we do have a slight preference for someone with a lot of Ruby or Cocoa/Objective-C/iPhone experience.

We were founded at Stanford and joined by a couple people from MIT and Berkeley and have a Series A investment from the first Google investor among other great investors.

Sorry for being vague, we can tell you all about it when we talk.