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Join our team! (looking for awesome Mobile Developers)

by Geoff Stead

We’re very excited to be able to offer some new places in our team. Are you an enthusiastic Mobile Developer looking for more meaning in your life? Our Mobile Learning Lab in San Diego might just be the place to be!

We love mobile. We work with the best vendors in the market. We build cutting edge apps and tools ourselves, some to be shared with the wider world, and some exclusively for our own employees (all 30,000 of them!)

If you like what you see on worklearnmobile, most of that was made in our lab. Help us make our next hit!

We are looking for US-based mobile developers, with a reasonable amount of experience in both native app development (iOS, Android) as well as mobile web (HTML5). The wider your experience of the mobile-stack the better, as we build both server and client side applications.

Content is king in our world, so wider experience in media / design / UX will help your cause too.

If you are interested, let us know via our online application.

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