Do you want to help scientists make breakthroughs, doctors save lives, and historians learn from our past? Join our small, fully-remote software development team that builds tools to connect scholars of all disciplines with the peer-reviewed journal articles that advance their research.
Third Iron's industry-leading software services BrowZine and LibKey are used by millions of students, doctors, industry researchers, and scientists affiliated with over 2,000 libraries at universities, hospitals, corporations, and government departments in over 35 countries, including places like Stanford University, Mayo Clinic, NHS England, and University of Hong Kong.
In a refreshing change from advertising-dependent tech companies or those who sell user data, we instead have a straightforward business-to-business model. We sell our subscription-based services to libraries that may be used by anyone affiliated with them. We do not sell user data. Our focus is on building the best software to enable research that changes the world.
Third Iron is a small company of 30 employees, and our growth and success have been fueled by the passionate, curious people who work here.
Understanding that work is just part of your life, Third Iron also provides benefits including health, dental, long-term disability, paid time-off, home-office stipend, and more. It's why most employees who work at Third Iron spend many years of their careers here. You could, too!
To apply, fill out the job application, and please include anything that helps demonstrate how you would be a great teammate. Examples include links to your source control or StackOverflow profile, articles or presentations you’ve created, or even just reporting bugs on open source projects. Even a short paragraph describing how you've approached building or improving a test suite would be helpful. We're looking for something to help us learn how you contribute to a team that makes products for our many enterprise SaaS customers.
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