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RE-volv

www.re-volv.org

 
RE-volv lets anyone and everyone chip in to help build renewable energy projects in the United States. We help communities by lowering their electricity bills and teaching people about renewable energy, while we continually reinvest our funds into more and more solar projects. Together, we are planting seeds for a renewable energy future!
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.re-volv.org
  • 5 Third Street, Suite 900
    San Francisco, CA USA 94103
  • Phone: 415.579.3251

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Jobs

Chief Technology Officer

RE-volv San Francisco, CA
The CTO`s Role: This is an exciting opportunity to manage the development of an innovative crowdfunding platform for a solar finance nonprofit. RE-volv is seeking to expand the executive team to include a Chief Technology Officer who will also be our primary full stack developer in our Django environment. With ...

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