Construction Project Manager/Estimator (West Saint Paul, MN)

I am a small construction company that is about a year and a half old. We work in a very localized area in Santa Cruz fixing and remodeling homes. My work can go from plumbing to electrical to carpentry to landscaping. We offer a broad variety of home services and the person I am seeking should be well rounded and able to figure their way through a variety of customer needs. This person should be able to perform complete and clean work for my customers without supervision. You should have knowledge and experience in a variety of work and should also be resourceful in situations that are not familiar with. You should be able to lift 60 plus pounds and able to get up on ladders and down under houses. You may be leading another of my staff some days and others working directly with me. We are targeting full time work and we work days. I pay fair to well and we have a very positive work environment.

We’re building the intelligence platform to help busy homeowners manage their houses (HeyDoma) — repairs, maintenance, and all the random stuff in between. We’re looking for someone who’s flexible, curious, good with people, and has enough technical chops to get into the code and the data. You could be a great fit if: - You enjoy talking with customers and figuring out what they actually need — not just what they say. - You’re comfortable doing some light manual labor (e.g., helping survey a floor, walking through a house, talking with homeowners, taking photos, putting together a report on site). CS Degree required but you don’t need to be a full-time active developer, but you need to: - Read, interpret, debug, and improve code. - Understand code architecture and contribute meaningfully. - You can “vibe code” — meaning, you understand what’s going on and can make improvements without needing hand-holding. - You’re excited to go deep on Databricks: uploading data, building apps, managing pipelines, writing notebooks, all of it. - You’re good working on a team of 3–4 people, doing whatever is needed — whether it’s data alignment, business ops, product testing, or customer interviews. - You like working on something that actually helps people and has real-world impact. Bonus Experience with early-stage startups Exposure to housing, construction, or inspection industries Good storytelling skills (especially around product dev or UX) Pay - Hourly to begin, amount tbd on background & fit - Equity tbd depending on fit Location: Bay Area (some remote work is fine but mostly onsite) To apply, send us a quick note: who you are, what you’re into, and why this spoke to you.

We’re building the intelligence platform to help busy homeowners manage their houses (HeyDoma) — repairs, maintenance, and all the random stuff in between. We’re looking for someone who’s flexible, curious, good with people, and has enough technical chops to get into the code and the data. You could be a great fit if: - You enjoy talking with customers and figuring out what they actually need — not just what they say. - You’re comfortable doing some light manual labor (e.g., helping survey a floor, walking through a house, talking with homeowners, taking photos, putting together a report on site). CS Degree required but you don’t need to be a full-time active developer, but you need to: - Read, interpret, debug, and improve code. - Understand code architecture and contribute meaningfully. - You can “vibe code” — meaning, you understand what’s going on and can make improvements without needing hand-holding. - You’re excited to go deep on Databricks: uploading data, building apps, managing pipelines, writing notebooks, all of it. - You’re good working on a team of 3–4 people, doing whatever is needed — whether it’s data alignment, business ops, product testing, or customer interviews. - You like working on something that actually helps people and has real-world impact. Bonus Experience with early-stage startups Exposure to housing, construction, or inspection industries Good storytelling skills (especially around product dev or UX) Pay - Hourly to begin, amount tbd on background & fit - Equity tbd depending on fit Location: Bay Area (some remote work is fine but mostly onsite) To apply, send us a quick note: who you are, what you’re into, and why this spoke to you.

We are seeking motivated, ambitious individuals who are passionate about building a long-term career in the technology industry. If you are eager to grow your skills, contribute to innovative projects, and become part of a dynamic and forward-thinking team, we invite you to join our organization and take the next step in your professional journey. We are a successful tech company looking for passionate individuals who love to learn. Interested in becoming a full-stack software developer with real-world experience? This is a structured, remote path that can be done full- or part-time, with flexibility based on your schedule. You'll complete nearly 900 hours of guided training and project-based tasks using industry-standard programming languages and developer tools—then work to secure employment as a Software Developer. This opportunity provides progressive experience in: 🖥️ Technology & Programming Fundamentals • Understand how computers, networks, browsers, and the internet work • Learn core concepts: algorithms, data structures, number systems, and security • Get hands-on with Python scripting, command line basics, and flowchart logic 💻 Web & Front-End Development • Build websites using HTML5, CSS3, and Bootstrap • Create dynamic, interactive pages using JavaScript, jQuery, and React.js • Practice modern design principles and responsive layouts 🗄️ Back-End & Database Development • Learn to design, query, and integrate databases using SQL and SQL Server • Understand CRUD operations and relational database logic • Build back-end systems using Python (Django) and C# (.NET Framework/Core) 🧑‍💻 Programming Languages & Tools • Work with seven major languages including C#, Python, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and SQL • Use industry tools like Git, GitHub, Visual Studio, and Team Foundation Server • Apply version control and collaborative coding practices used by professional teams 🧪 Capstone Projects • Complete two in-depth, real-world projects (Python + C#) to apply your skills • Gain portfolio-ready experience using Agile, Scrum, and DevOps practices • Simulate professional development workflows with debugging and problem-solving 🧰 Career Preparation • Practice whiteboarding and technical interviews • Learn to build a strong résumé and cover letter • Prepare for entry-level developer roles and job transitions No prior experience required. Remote applicants welcome. To apply, contact us here: https://aitraining.compare

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We’re building the intelligence platform to help busy homeowners manage their houses (HeyDoma) — repairs, maintenance, and all the random stuff in between. We’re looking for someone who’s flexible, curious, good with people, and has enough technical chops to get into the code and the data. You could be a great fit if: - You enjoy talking with customers and figuring out what they actually need — not just what they say. - You’re comfortable doing some light manual labor (e.g., helping survey a floor, walking through a house, talking with homeowners, taking photos, putting together a report on site). CS Degree required but you don’t need to be a full-time active developer, but you need to: - Read, interpret, debug, and improve code. - Understand code architecture and contribute meaningfully. - You can “vibe code” — meaning, you understand what’s going on and can make improvements without needing hand-holding. - You’re excited to go deep on Databricks: uploading data, building apps, managing pipelines, writing notebooks, all of it. - You’re good working on a team of 3–4 people, doing whatever is needed — whether it’s data alignment, business ops, product testing, or customer interviews. - You like working on something that actually helps people and has real-world impact. Bonus Experience with early-stage startups Exposure to housing, construction, or inspection industries Good storytelling skills (especially around product dev or UX) Pay - Hourly to begin, amount tbd on background & fit - Equity tbd depending on fit Location: Bay Area (some remote work is fine but mostly onsite) To apply, send us a quick note: who you are, what you’re into, and why this spoke to you.