Join iTeleport as the lead engineer in a profitable mobile software startup.
iTeleport is building technology to enable you to access your digital stuff from any device, anywhere in the world, at any time. Yeah, that sounds pretty awesome to us too.
Were looking for a software engineer whos motivated to:
:: Help architect a remote access platform from the ground up
:: Push the boundaries of mobile and desktop technology to achieve performance, ease-of-use, and reliability
:: Deploy changes that reach hundreds of thousands of paying customers instantly
Projects were working on right now:
:: Getting around restrictive firewalls and NAT devices (STUN, TURN, ICE, libjingle, XMPP)
:: Constantly improving and innovating the interface (Objective C, iOS)
:: Extending and optimizing remote desktop protocols (VNC, RDP)
:: Video and audio streaming and encoding (FFMpeg, H.264)
:: Encryption and tunnelling (libssh2, openssl)
:: Supporting remote desktop, file and application access for all major desktop platforms (Mac OS, Windows, and Linux)
:: Creating a unified experience that works across all major desktop, web, and mobile platforms (Objective C, C++, C#, HTML5)
More about us:
Were a team of two engineers from MIT and CMU, with over 10 years of experience building software thats been used by tens of millions of users around the world.
Since launching in 2008, weve received incredible media coverage, including coverage by 37Signals, John Gruber and Tim OReilly. We have hundreds of thousands of happy, paying customers, and our userbase is growing fast.
iTeleport currently has a top-grossing remote desktop app for your iPhone/iPad that lets you control your computer from anywhere in the world. Building on the success of this app, we are working on mobile apps for accessing your music, videos, photos, webcam stream, desktop applications -- every aspect of your digital life, available to you at your fingertips.![]()
iTeleport is building technology to enable you to access your digital stuff from any device, anywhere in the world, at any time. Yeah, that sounds pretty awesome to us too.
Were looking for a software engineer whos motivated to:
:: Help architect a remote access platform from the ground up
:: Push the boundaries of mobile and desktop technology to achieve performance, ease-of-use, and reliability
:: Deploy changes that reach hundreds of thousands of paying customers instantly
Projects were working on right now:
:: Getting around restrictive firewalls and NAT devices (STUN, TURN, ICE, libjingle, XMPP)
:: Constantly improving and innovating the interface (Objective C, iOS)
:: Extending and optimizing remote desktop protocols (VNC, RDP)
:: Video and audio streaming and encoding (FFMpeg, H.264)
:: Encryption and tunnelling (libssh2, openssl)
:: Supporting remote desktop, file and application access for all major desktop platforms (Mac OS, Windows, and Linux)
:: Creating a unified experience that works across all major desktop, web, and mobile platforms (Objective C, C++, C#, HTML5)
More about us:
Were a team of two engineers from MIT and CMU, with over 10 years of experience building software thats been used by tens of millions of users around the world.
Since launching in 2008, weve received incredible media coverage, including coverage by 37Signals, John Gruber and Tim OReilly. We have hundreds of thousands of happy, paying customers, and our userbase is growing fast.
iTeleport currently has a top-grossing remote desktop app for your iPhone/iPad that lets you control your computer from anywhere in the world. Building on the success of this app, we are working on mobile apps for accessing your music, videos, photos, webcam stream, desktop applications -- every aspect of your digital life, available to you at your fingertips.
Source: Joel On Software