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Here's a new list of 36 early-stage, fast growing Y Combinator backed startups, hiring for REMOTE roles, all have less than 50 employees. 1) Pigeon - document collection made easy 1) Laudable - find customer stories 3) Serif Health - healthcare price transparency 4) Nango (YC W23) - API for all your integrations 5) Agentnoon - workforce planning for global teams 6) Compose AI - AI-powered autocomplete 7) Thera (YC S22) - payroll and banking for global teams 8) Cambio - decarbonizing commercial real estate 9) Spot Health - at-home diagnostics as a service 10) Jiga - build physical products faster 11) Vital (YC W20) - API for at-home health data 12) WeWeb - no-code for production-grade applications 13) GrowthBook - open source feature flagging 14) Haven - homeownership reimagined 15) MobileBoost - AI native mobile testing 16) Flower Labs - train AI on distributed data 17) Activeloop - database for AI 18) Gordian Software - remove friction in travel 19) Optery - opt out software for privacy 20) Anima - care enablement platform 21) Nestor - skills-based talent management 22) testRigor - test automation 23) MindFi (YC S21) - mental health for corporate Asia 24) Fathom - AI Meeting Assistant - AI meeting notes 25) SpruceID - identity infrastructure 26) DraftWise - AI for lawyers 27) Vitable Health - primary / urgent care health coverage 28) Arketa - software for fitness / wellness business 29) MedMe Health (YC W21) - software for pharmacies 30) PostEra - medicinal chemistry 31) Synapticure Inc. - personalized medicine for neurodegenerative patients 32) Nourish - telehealth dietitians 33) Alloy Automation - build and manage SaaS integrations 34) Keep - open source alert management 35) Topkey - financial OS for property managers 36) Strac - data loss prevention software 📍 for more lists like these follow me here: Ben Lang #jobs #careers #startups

Finding moments of joy throughout your day - Michael Karnjanaprakorn (founder of Skillshare)

A few AI startups we're watching (all are hiring!) Rings - Intelligent CRM software rings.ai Howie - AI scheduling bot howie.ai BRM - Vendor management powered by AI brm.ai

Why getting bored is a good thing - Michael Karnjanaprakorn (founder of Skillshare)

These mission driven startups are hiring across the board: Integral Neurotechnologies - treating neurological and psychiatric disorders integralneuro.com Area 2 Farms - fixing the food system area2farms.com

When I left Google, I considered joining something, starting something, both, and neither, all at the same time. What do I wish existed back then? next play, the home base for talented people exploring what comes next. Over the past few months, Ben Lang and Jordan Gonen have been nurturing the community through private dinners, incredible content, and curated job lists. Local hosts brought next play to New York, San Francisco, Boston, Seattle, Denver, London, Paris, Berlin, Austin, Los Angeles, Chicago. What's next? Lisbon, of course: I'll host the first next play dinner after the summer. Ben and Jordan created what I wish existed in 2021, and I can't wait to bring it to my favourite city - more to follow on this! We're on Product Hunt today. Please upvote, comment, and join next play 👉https://lnkd.in/eKmu4SEA

I just sent out an email with 35 potentially career-defining opportunities. Includes breakout startups, co-founder searches, and investor roles. Drop your email in the comments if you’d like me to forward it to you.

We're on Product Hunt today! (link in the comments)

Last month, I kickstarted next play diners in Paris, a thrilling new community for ambitious individuals. Since the beginning of the year, it has been on a rollercoaster ride. We've been growing at an incredible pace in San Francisco, Bangalore, London, Paris and beyond. Our mission? To create a home base for talented individuals exploring their next move through private dinners, podcasts, newsletters, and curated job lists. We've been building bridges. Connecting people. Sparking conversations. And now, we're live on Product Hunt: https://lnkd.in/eKmu4SEA This is your chance to be part of something bigger: to join the next play community. A special shout-out to Faustine Rohr-Lacoste and Hexa for hosting our first Parisian diner. You've set the bar high! Stay tuned, folks. The next one is just around the corner. Join us as we shape the future, one diner at a time.

Times of transition are hard. The state of figuring out what's next, or starting and not yet having validation and confidence, is isolating. This is especially true for people who pursue unique careers and entrepreneurial journeys. In that in-between space, their friends and family don't understand. Why aren't they choosing something simpler? Why take on risk? When it seems you could have picked an easier path, people around you have less empathy. Even if that choice is at your core. Times of transition are empowering. William Gibson told us "the future is already here - it's just not evenly distributed". And you're seeing a piece of the future. Right now, you may be one of few who see it, but you're changing the world, and soon others will too. Until then, they may not understand you. But that's the essence of creation, innovation, and art. The best way I know to bridge the hardship and empowerment of change, is community - being surrounded by like-minded people, working on their pieces of the future. They may not understand your piece, but they'll make an effort, be supportive, and know the experience. That's why we're building next play, to bring together exceptional people who are in that vulnerable spot, and support each other as we all move forward.   Last week I hosted two confidential next play gatherings in NYC, with world-class founders and operators figuring out what's next. We were all open and vulnerable, and were met with warmth and support. The discussions, connections, and brainstorming that happened in the room were second to none. If you'd like to join the next gathering, apply through the link in the first comment.   Pictured below - our gathering at A.Team that I hosted with Raphael Ouzan and Nicole Ripka. Thanks to Phil Chen and Brian de Leon from J.P. Morgan for sponsoring. Participant faces hidden to enable confidentiality.