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Opportunities @ Maluuba

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"Started from the bottom, now we here." - Drake

We were in your shoes. The assignments, the exams, the hundreds of pizzas and kimchi noodles - and of course sleepless nights in the DC and MC. We've been there and we know you have too - that's why we want to work with you.

We started Maluuba in our last term at UW and it's been an incredible life changing journey since. We raised millions in VC investment from the valley, got a small office, built some amazing technology, signed million dollar deals (seriously) with some big names, now have a huge office with a team of over 35+, and are one of the few UW start-ups building next-gen technology that even Google and Apple haven't built yet.

You've worked hard at UW now it's time to reap the rewards. Join Maluuba to build the next generation of voice search and NLP technologies. Your work will impact millions of our customers, we've got a great fun group, provide amazing lunches and dinners, and we pay well (and provide stock options too).  We're looking for the best and top talented computer science and software engineers with immediate positions available:
  • Computer Science/Software Engineer - Machine Learning
  • Computer Science/Software Engineer - Mobile/Web
  • Computer Science/Software Engineer - Architect


Want to get to know us better?

We're holding an info session next Thursday:
Maluuba Info Session
March 27, 2014
7:30pm - 9:00pm
Tatham Centre - 2218 A/B

We'll talk about our technology, our vision for the future, and where you can fit in. 

Thanks and all the best with exams!

Maluuba Inc.


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