Our company is growing and is looking for another skipped developer to add to our dev team.
We’re Boardera, we’re out to make online ordering of circuit boards as easy as online ordering of a pizza is today. We take customer’s design files, analyze them, come up with a price and show them in 3D what they’ll get at the end of the day. Typical circuit board ordering takes many conversations back and forth to determine exactly what the customer needs. We’re showing them what they’ll get so they can confirm it before we even take the order.
We are leveraging the power of Babylon.js to bring our WYSIWYG circuit board platform to market.
One word of advice, when looking to hire more experienced developers, you’ll generally get a stronger response if you post numeric values for the salary range rather than “ranges are based on industry averages”.
Other than that, looks like a super interesting use of Babylon.JS
Sorry for the long delay! I was waiting for us to launch the ordering of fully assembled circuit boards, which we did just last week. There’s a demo video on our home page and sign up is completely free, although there is a delayed acceptance on to the platform in place right now.
@davidworkman9 : I took a look at your website - nice to see an Ontario company using Babylon. I used to know Kitchener quite well as I was at the University of Guelph where I met and dated the lady who became my wife. My daughter and son-in-law both went to U.of Waterloo. Now live in London, Ontario. Ahh, the days of my youth.
Thanks @gryff! I don’t know Kitchener too well to be honest as I work remotely from home most of the time. I know London quite well as I went to school there. I’m about 45 minutes to the west of London in rural Ontario now. In more normal times we would visit frequently for dinner or a trip to the market.