Calling All Senior Fullstack Women In NYC!!

Calling All Senior Fullstack Women In NYC!!

PowerToFly is partnering with Time Inc. to connect with senior female engineers in NYC and find their future leaders.

If you are great with nodeJS and see yourself as a fullstack engineer but love frontend work, then you have what it takes to drive Time Inc. to the next level and we want to hear from you.

We have a direct line to the hiring managers at Time Inc. Brand Engineering and can help you get in the door.

It's really an amazing opportunity. Please email rachelv@powertofly.com to connect directly, or go to PowerToFly to apply.

And if you want to learn more, this video tells the story of Time Inc.'s COO Jen Wong.

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