Casey Caplowe 
Hey, engineers. GOOD is hiring.
We're working on some exciting new technology projects over here at GOOD, and we're now looking for a talented and motivated rails developer to come in and play a big role in getting a crowd-sourcing and fund-allocation platform off the ground.
Read a bit more info about the position and learn how to apply here.
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