Job Fair Part 1: Weedmaps, MX, and Doximity
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Three companies state concrete scale and engineering facts so decisions rest on numbers not buzz. mx reports partnerships with over 2,000 banks and credit unions, 30 million end users, a $300M raise in February and a $1.9B valuation across ~750 people. doximity claims ~200 engineers, 120 changes to production daily, a Rails-heavy stack and a clinician-driven roadmap supporting most US doctors. weed maps runs a Ruby on Rails monolith with Elixir/Java/Node services, is remote-first, moving toward CI/CD and pays 100% of employee medical premiums.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00MX and team intro
- 1:27MX mission and culture
- 3:37MX growth and achievements
- 4:41MX product pillars
- 5:45MX values and perks
- 8:09MX hiring opportunities
- 9:10Doximity intro
- 9:52Doximity mission and impact
- 10:36Doximity core values
- 12:00Doximity engineering culture
- 13:45Doximity stack and scale
- 15:10Doximity remote work
- 16:15Doximity product process
- 17:17Why join Doximity
- 18:19Weedmaps intro
- 18:40Weedmaps business and products
- 19:43Weedmaps benefits
- 20:46Weedmaps employee groups
- 21:48Engineering at Weedmaps
- 22:30Weedmaps tech stack
- 23:14Weedmaps culture
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