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Monetate | DevOps Engineer | Remote (US, Canada only), New York City, Conshohocken (Philadelphia), Palo Alto, London | https://monetate.com Monetate, the personalization vendor most preferred among IR 500 brands is hiring! With a history of fast growth and the backing of VCs such as First Round and OpenView, it's no wonder that over 300 marquis consumer-facing brands choose Monetate to power their e-commerce success. Our cutting-edge technology leverages artificial intelligence and processed more than 2.1 billion personalized pages over Cyber weekend alone, offering peace of mind that we deliver real-time personalization at astounding scale. Designed for marketers, we are beloved for our ease-of-use. If you want to be a part of a bigger purpose, bringing cutting edge technology to market, Monetate may be the right spot for you! We have offices located in NYC, Conshohocken, PA, Palo Alto and London and we focus on hiring the absolute best talent by welcoming remote employees as well. Why work for Monetate: - You’ll get to work with a very talented and passionate team of product managers, software engineers and designers - We pride ourselves on upholding a respectful and supportive environment; if there's something you need to get your work done, we'll get it for you - 12 weeks of fully paid maternity leave and 4 weeks of fully paid paternity leave - Full Benefits, 401k & Stock options We are an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity at our company. We do…

Monetate - Remote (US/Canada only) or Philadelphia or London -- http://monetate.com DevOps Engineer Monetate powers personalization for the world's best brands. We deliver more than a million requests per minute using our 100% Linux, 100% AWS platform. Location We're a geographically distributed team, and we welcome applicants from the US and Canada. If you prefer working in an office, we also have positions available in London UK, Conshohocken PA, and Palo Alto CA. We're all-in on distributed teams. We use technologies including Slack, BlueJeans, and GitHub to stay connected, and we get together a couple times per year as well. We are looking for a DevOps Engineer to join our growing Engineering team. Our engineering team is passionate about scale. We believe in respect for each other and for our customers as a core value. We believe that, as professionals, we should find our work fulfilling and it should contribute towards our happiness in life. We believe that a small team with full technical authority and responsibility is key to both happiness and project success. We believe in working with the best and we commit to continual improvement. Why we need you: To help us deliver reliable, zero-downtime releases using tools such as Terraform and CloudFormation. To help us create machine images using tools such as Ansible and Packer To help us monitor our infrastructure and applications using tools such as Circonus, CloudWatch, and Sensu. You'll be successful in…

The irony is that I still have no idea what his company (Monetate) does from their homepage (https://monetate.com/)

Monetate (http://www.monetate.com/) - Fitzrovia, London, UK - ONSITE - JavaScript Engineer We're a SAAS provider of testing, targeting and personalization tools (i.e. segmentation, A/B testing, MVT) to internet retailers. We're actively searching for Javascript Engineers to join our growing technical team in London. You will work with Monetate's delivery team to use Javascript to build experiences for on page experiments for our many significant e-commerce clients. Your content will run on high-traffic web pages (like Boden, Boohoo, Ralph Lauren and Waitrose) and test marketers ideas in real time. For any questions, email [email protected] Frontend JS Engineer - http://monetate.applytojob.com/apply/OpYC9R

Conshohocken PA (Philly suburb) | Monetate | Full-time, local only (will relocate) We're currently looking for an Operations Engineer to join our devops team - you'll be key to helping us manage our cloud infrastructure and work closely with dev team. http://monetate.com/jobs About us: * Founded in 2008 * Respect - it's our core value. We have a great team and we work well together. Our vacation policy is the same as Netflix (we don't have one). Our technical teams have full authority over (and responsibility for) the problems they work on. * Market rate salaries * Funded by First Round Capital and OpenView We've hired great people from HN in the past. Check out our blog at http://engineering.monetate.com/ Feel free to email me with any questions or to apply - tjanofsky monetate com

Monetate - Conshohocken, PA (near Philly) - Relocation available. Hiring a DevOps Engineer, and a Site Reliability Engineer. Why we're here At Monetate, we help marketers identify and delight individual customers at scale, by personalizing web and email communications. We drive tens of billions of experiences each month crafted to treat each person as an individual. We've built a great foundation, and we're only getting started. What we believe Our engineering team is passionate about scale and truly usable product. We believe in respect for each other and for our customers as a core value. We believe that as professionals we should find our work fulfilling and it should contribute toward our happiness in life. We believe that a small team with full technical authority and responsibility is key to both happiness & project success. We believe in shipping and that done is better than perfect. We believe in working with the best and commit to continual improvement. About the DevOps Engineer: Conshohocken, PA. Relocation Available, No Remote. Why we need you: to help us ship software more quickly and reliably to design and implement tools for reliable, zero-downtime, push-button releases to measure, control, and improve our build, test, deployment, and release processes What we're looking for: a highly collaborative technical leader the ability and willingness to work on many different parts of our systems (Infrastructure, Operating…

In enterprise sales, setting a common open price is very hard. If you look at the current offerings of Optimizely, they want to call you if you want to buy a package that is > $360/mo. The reason is, it might be based on the site traffic, level of service you are picking and a few other factors. Also, each sale will have legal contracts that might drag on for months with pitches to several members from the buying organization and negotiations. In addition, your product offerings keep getting better every quarter and you also want to test varying price points, offer discounts and compete well against several competitors in the process. If you are going after a market trying to acquire 1000s of customers paying $xxx/month having a transparent open pricing works great but it doesn't when you are targeting enterprises. Disclaimer: I work for monetate and we do have a pricing page that explains to the buyers on what to expect. http://monetate.com/products/packages-and-pricing. Also, most of the enterprise buyers are used to this kind of setup and putting a price tag on your website doesn't really work.

http://www.monetate.com/jobs#open-positions returns an IIS 403.

Right, it looks like they're going to build something similar to Monetate http://monetate.com/products/personalization. There are already high quality, established players in this space. I'm curious to see how they'll differentiate themselves.

For one of our customers, "Start Checkout" was a win versus "View Cart". You can find more case studies on our company blog. http://monetate.com/2011/10/website-testing-wins-button-messaging-matt…