Posted by Willy Franzen on July 10, 2013. Positions below updated every five minutes.
| Job Title | Location |
|---|---|
| Social Media Strategist | New York, NY |
| Operations Maintenance Mechanic | Oak Hill, NY |
| Systems Administrator | Portland, OR |
| UI / UX Designer | Boston, MA |
| SharePoint Developer | Nashville, TN |
| Java Tech Lead - NYC | New York, NY |
| SQL Database Developer | Morrisville, NC |
| Customer Support Scientist | Mountain View, CA |
| Awesome Website Designer ! (In-House) | Manhattan Beach, CA |
| Social Media Project Manager | Tampa, FL |
Finding office space is easy for me. It’s anywhere that I can put my laptop, get an Internet connection (which is especially easy with a mobile hotspot), and occasionally find enough quiet to talk on the phone. Most companies need something a bit more formal, and that means leasing space. Finding an appropriate office space can be a grueling process, which is why View The Space is aiming to simplify and expedite it. They are a New York, NY based startup that is “built around streamlining the leasing process through HD video tours, targeted distribution and analytics.” The company’s customers are broker and landlords, but the software saves lessors a lot of time too.
Commercial real estate doesn’t seem to get as much attention from startups as residential real estate, but it should. It’s a huge market in which companies are spending a ton of money. Getting even a small slice of that is a huge win. “By pre-qualifying leads and identifying event-driven market trends through the optimization of real-time data,” View The Space is able to save all parties time and money. View The Space doesn’t provide a ton of information on their website, but you can get a quick demo of their product on the company’s home page. If you like what you see, take a look at their Careers page. Right now they’re looking for people in Business Development (Chicago, Boston, Washington DC, Atlanta, San Francisco, Southern California, Dallas and New York) and Production (video).
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