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####Seed-funded data-centric startup looking for engineers!

We're a young startup looking to build out our engineering team with more early engineering hires. This is a great opportunity to get in with a funded company and make a huge impact with early stage product development.

Fundamentally, we're focused on understanding your professional network to make you more effective at doing business. Our premium dealmaking platform connects people to exclusive business opportunities and helps members uncover value hidden in their contact lists. If you've ever had to scour your network for investors, mentors, jobs, potential employees, or any other kind of connection -- you've experienced the problem we're solving. We're starting out locally, helping startups raise funding by connecting to the right investors (analyzing the founder's network and company to figure out who to connect to, why, and how).

We're doing a lot of data processing, modelling and analysis and we'd like to grow this team to do even more! If y

###Scottish Women in Tech Visit

From the home of haggis, kilts and bagpipes, a new export: women in tech!

'Special Edition' is a delegation of women from tech and digital media in Scotland, representing a hand-picked set of rising stars from startups and creative companies spanning games to digital agencies. As part of the programme this group will be in San Francisco from May 19-21 and visiting a number of local tech companies to spark new ideas, make connections, and learn about how things work this side of the pond.

Come and meet these awesome ladies at the wrap-up party -- there will be some short talks around the theme of international technology culture (starting at 7PM), along with delicious eats and plenty of time to mingle.

(Let me know - jennielees at gmail - if you're interested in giving a talk!)

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