Above room designed by Natalia Miyar.Honing your personal style isnt always easy, especially when it comes to home decorating. Fortunately, there are people who literally dedicate their careers to helping others do just thatand we have access to them. So if youre trying to make your interiors better reflect you, bust out a pen and paper because its note taking time. We asked interior designers to divulge their expert methods for creating deeply personalized spaces. From unearthing the box of mementos under your bed to finding inspiration in your wardrobe, all of these tips are tried and true. Related StoriesUse Your MementosTorriPhoto//Getty ImagesInstead of stashing keepsakes in boxes or scrapbooks, decorate with them. I save prayer cards from funerals, certain holiday cards, childrens special art projects, and photos from vacations that remind me of amazing memories like being together in faraway places, says designer Meg Lonergan. I have shells from beaches all over the world, along with trinkets and treasures from my travels, proudly displayed on shelves and surfaces throughout my home.Display a CollectionChristopher StarkA room by designer Jeff Andrews.Personal style is rooted in the things you lovethings you collect and that have meaning to you that you want to look at every day, says designer Jeff Andrews. Embracing and highlighting a collection is a great way to infuse your personal style into a space.For many years, Andrews has collected studio pottery. In my own Los Angeles home, we designed a niche in the den to showcase many of my favorite pieces, the designer says. Each one has a story and triggers a special memory.Make a Weird Gallery WallLam PhotographyA gallery wall by designer Jeanne Barber.Gallery walls are a great place for getting weird, says designer Jeanne Barber. In the above project, Barber framed the homeowners old student council campaign sign, their wedding countdown, and Boy Scout patches.She adds, Everything on the wall represents a significant memory in their life history and is a great conversation starter, but because they are grouped together, no single piece overwhelms."Look at Your WardrobeMadeline TolleA closet by designer Jaqui Seerman.A good place to find interior inspiration is actually in your closet. Designer Taniya Nayak explains: Do you wear monochromatic [outfits] typically? Loud patterns and bold colors? Understated and tailored with one eye-catching bauble? I think you have your answer. What you wear most often signals what you like, and that can be translated into your home decor. Nayaks style leans monochromatic, tailored, and textured, with elegant yet timeless accessories. Same for my wardrobe, same for my home, she says.Choose Vintage Michael Alan KaskelA decorative display by designer Rebekah Zaveloff.Secondhand pieces that have lived many lives usually exude character. Designer Rebekah Zaveloff often turns to vintage furniture rather than filling a room with new products right away and leaving vintage accessories to be an afterthought, she says. We let these special one-off pieces lead the way and then make the rest of the room work around them. We try to collect and spec as much vintage as possible so that things arent so matchy-matchy and so each space feels true and special to the people living there.Art is another category worth focusing on. After selecting art that reflects a clients interests, Zaveloff will source vintage frames that are mismatched so it looks like each piece of art was handed down over generations.Focus on FeelingBrie WilliamsA bedroom by designer Heidi Woodman.Think about how you want to feel in a space. The best interiors dont just serve a purpose; they move you, says designer Anu Jain. Every decision should be made with intentionlighting that transforms at dusk, a perfectly proportioned reading chair that cradles you, a dining space that invites long, lingering conversations. I always ask my clients, How do you want to feel in this space? The answer informs every material, texture, and detail.That being said, dont overlook the literal feel of everything. I gravitate toward touchable, sensorial materialshand-troweled plaster walls, rich boucle or mohair upholstery, marble with dramatic veining, Jain adds. Recently, we upholstered an intimate study in deep tobacco-hued suede, transforming it into a warm, cocoon-like retreat.Give It TimeAMY BARTLAMAn interior by designer Amy Sklar.No one wants to hear it, but developing deeply personal interiors takes time. From my perspective, the most personal interiors are spaces that have elements that the homeowner has a connection tothings that are loved because they have meaning, says designer Amy Sklar. Its successfully achieved through time and patience.Sklar points to TV-style home makeovers as the culprit for a widespread expectation of instantaneous results. Infusing a space with your own unique stamp with a collection of things that you love happens over time, she reiterates. You dont have to decorate everything in one fell swoop. The layering of materials and objects that have meaning is a marathon not a sprint. Trust Your InstinctsMilo BrownA living and dining area by designer Natalia Miyar.Can it be as simple as believing in yourself? Designer Natalia Miyar says so. Trust your instincts, she says. When you choose what feels right, your home will naturally reflect your style.Follow House Beautiful on Instagram and TikTok.

The transition from winter to spring is one of the most restorative and renewing times of the year. Theres something so joyful about abandoning your coats and thick sweaters in favor of lighter clothing. During the colder months, were naturally inclined to hunker down, but now its time to swap out the flannel sheets and faux-fur blankets for something breezy. Like the fashion world, interior design sees its fair share of seasonal trends. For spring, softer colors and natural textiles like linen and cotton usually take the lead in our homes aesthetics. But for 2025, things are getting a bit more colorful. We tapped five top interior designers to reveal the spring trends they predict will dominate this year. Related StoriesJewel Tones Elizabeth LavinCarla Rockmores dramatic dining room. Tour the entire home.After a long spell of neutrals dominating the scene, spring 2025 is set to be all about embracing bold, saturated huesthink deep jewel tones like emerald green, sapphire blue, and rich burgundy. These dramatic shades will appear on feature walls, upholstery, and even art pieces, infusing spaces with energy and personality. Its all about making a statement while adding warmth and sophistication. Danielle Chiprut, Danielle Rose Design Co.Colorful StoneChristian HarderA powder room in Serena Dugans Shelter Island, New York space. Tour the entire home.Natural materials are making a strong return this springbut not in their usual neutral forms. Colorful natural stones will be front and center, appearing in furniture, countertops, and accessories to add vibrance. Expect to see kitchens and bathrooms incorporating stones like onyx, green marble, or colorful quartzite to create unexpected focal points that blend organic appeal with striking hues. Danielle Chiprut, Danielle Rose Design Co. Collected Interiors Trevor TondroDesigner Garrow Kedigians Paris apartment. Tour the entire home.We love the New Traditional movementa beautiful blend of classic design elements with modern sensibilities. Its about honoring history and craftsmanship while keeping spaces feeling fresh and relevant. Mixing antique pieces with contemporary lighting or pairing bold, traditional wallpaper with streamlined furniture creates a dynamic, collected-over-time aesthetic. Galey Grimes of Galey Grimes InteriorsRich WoodsNate SheetsAn updated Tudor in Kansas City by Kobel + Co. Tour the entire home.Warmer, deeper wood tones like walnut and mahogany are making a strong return. These materials bring depth and richness to interiors while still feeling natural and timeless. We love how they add warmth and contrast, especially when paired with lighter elements like stone or soft upholstery. Even small touches, like a sculptural wood console or a framed mirror, can bring this look into a space. Genevieve Webb and Ashley Mutch of Feather Hill InteriorsLayered LightingShade DeggesA Marthas Vineyard beach house designed by Amber Lewis. Tour the entire home.Layered lighting is shifting from an afterthought to a necessity. Instead of relying solely on recessed lighting, were incorporating ambient lighting like uplights to accentuate ceiling height, picture lights to highlight artwork, and backlighting to add a soft glow to built-ins and headboards. This kind of lighting instantly makes a space feel more calm, elevated, and considered. Genevieve Webb and Ashley Mutch of Feather Hill InteriorsOrganic Shapessara princeA California home by designer Rita Donahoe. Tour the entire home.I cant get enough of sculptural elements in designwhether its curved furniture, arched doorways, or organic-shaped lighting. Theres something timeless yet modern about these details, and they instantly make a space feel more inviting and dynamic rather than boxy or cookie cutter. They also pair beautifully with the natural materials I love, like linen, rattan, and ceramics, creating a home that feels effortless, lived-in, and collected over time. Stephanie Wiott of Stephanie Wiott DesignsArt DecoBess FridayAn apartment designed by Caitlin Jones Ghajar. Tour the entire home.Art Deco is coming back in a big way, which I adore as its my favorite design era. The distinct patterns and motifsgeometric repeats, scallops, and archeshave an energy to them. Additionally, the inclusion of brown furniture as an occasional velvet chair, Brutalist wood ottoman, or as end tables looks stellar in these chocolate shades. Brittny Button, Button AteliersFollow House Beautiful on Instagram and TikTok.

For nearly two decades, TNW Conference has been a launchpad for the next big things in tech.The likes of Slack, Wise, Bolt, and Trello all made their mark on our stage before becoming global brands. Visionary leaders from Google, Meta, and Reddit have joined them to share the strategies behind their success, while star speakers Edward Snowden, will.i.am, and Lila Ibrahim have explored the frontiers of innovation.On June 19-20, we will return to the iconic NDSM venue in Amsterdam with a renewed focus on our founding mission: elevating the startups and scaleups that will change the world. Today, were unveiling the next stage of that journey our sparkling new agenda for TNW Conference 2025.Filled with bright minds and bold ideas, the agenda is divided into three key themes: Next in Tech, Growth & Venture, and Enterprise Innovation. Were also introducing a new edition of the Assembly, an exclusive gathering of policymakers and business leaders, and bringing back TECH5 the Champions League of Technology.Every session and talk has been tailored to deliver real-world value to attendees. Startups, scaleups, investors, corporate innovators, and governments will all find a variety of sessions that can boost their businesses.The of EU techThe latest rumblings from the EU tech scene, a story from our wise ol' founder Boris, and some questionable AI art. It's free, every week, in your inbox. Sign up now!To bring the agenda to life, weve assembled a powerhouse collection of speakers. Heres a small taste of the lineup:Vidya Peters, CEO of DataSnipper, the Netherlands fastest-growing tech companyJyoti Hirani-Driver, COO of NATOs DIANA, a new defense tech accelerator for the military alliancePernilla Sjholm, a survivor of the Tinder Swindler and now an advocate for fraud awarenessDaniel Gebler, co-founder and CTO of Picnic, the leading online supermarket in the NetherlandsJeroen van Glabbeek, CEO of CM.com, a global leader in cloud softwareAli Niknam, CEO and founder of Bunq, Europes second-largest neobankThe dynamic agenda has been crafted by our expert events team, ably supported by the TNW Advisory Board of tech leaders. Leading the charge is Oliviana Bailey, TNWs Head of Content.The global landscape is shifting, and European tech founders are at the forefront both championing and challenging Europe to seize the moment, Oliviana says.This year at TNW Conference, Im eager to hear from founders, policymakers, and corporate innovators on how Europe can assert its leadership in deep tech and defense, shaping a more competitive future.Expect a mix of bright minds, sharp insights, bold ideas, and a healthy dose of controversy.Lets dig into a few highlights.Next in TechAt Next in Tech, a stellar squad of innovators and industry leaders will dive into the biggest breakthroughs on the horizon.Healthcare expert Lucien Engelen will sound the alarm on employee well-being in Code Red: Why the Future of Work is the Future of Health. On a lighter note, viral comedy sensation Derek Mitchell creator of @letsdoubledutch will bring his razor-sharp wit to the stage.Other unmissable sessions include:Quantum Race: Can Europe Secure Leadership in Quantum?The Aftermath: Deepfakes, Disinformation, and Disruption in DemocracyWhere is Iron Man? Why Tech Needs to be in DefenseThe AI Revolution in Filmmaking: Are We Ready for Whats Next?Next in Tech is a major draw for Victoria Slivkof, a TNW Advisory Board member. As the Executive Managing Director at program partner Extreme Tech Challenge and the Head of Ecosystem at Walden Catalyst Ventures, Slivkof keeps a close eye on disruptive innovations. Our agendas focus on emerging trends inAIimmediately caught her attention.NVIDIAs Jensen Huang highlighted that AI can now proceed, reason, plan, and act, requiring significantly more computing power, she says.This shift presents opportunities and challenges for deep tech startups, particularly in semiconductors and AI. These innovators must develop solutions supporting advanced processing capabilities while addressing energy efficiency and technological sovereignty.Growth & VentureThe startup world is changing fast. Thats why TNWs Growth & Venture track will reexamine traditional investment models and ask if its time for a shake-up.Expect hot takes in sessions such as Off with Their Heads: Death to the VC & Building Smarter Investment Models. But dont worry; weve been assured that actual executions are not on the agenda.European competitiveness will be another big topic for discussion. Well explore future paths to growth at Death of the Unicorn: Can Europe Learn to Love Rapid Growth? and The State of European Deep Tech.A session thats caught the eye of Andy Lrling, a founding partner at VC firm Lumo Labs and a TNW Advisory Board member, is Getting Over the AI Buzz: Creating Truly Deep Tech Startups.I believe we need to harness smart brains and AI to help solve the worlds societal and environmental challenges, and in my opinion, we need to shift from curing to prevention in the healthcare sector, he says. AI plays a crucial role in this.Here are a few of the other must-see sessions:Been There, Funded That: Founders-Turned-Investors on Picking WinnersMastering the Exit: M&A Strategies for Startup SuccessGreen Growth: Funding and Scaling Businesses for a Sustainable FutureScaling Success: Building a Performance-Driven CultureEnterprise InnovationOur Enterprise Innovation sessions will deliver sharp insights on scaling tech businesses and adapting to disruption.This track is designed to help corporate leaders supercharge their digital strategies and stay ahead of the competition.This year, TNW is also introducing a Corporate Innovator ticket, providing access to an exclusive lounge where business leaders can connect with the tech pioneers reshaping industries.To support them, weve compiled a thought-provoking blend of sessions. Highlights include:New Legacies: Successful Corporate-Startup CollaborationBig Business, Big Change: Scaling Innovation for Net ZeroIs DEI Dead? Exploring the State of DEI in the EUAI, Fraud, and the Future of Money: A Fintech Deep DiveReady to dive in? Check out the full agenda here and grab your ticket to TNW Conference here. Use the code TNWXMEDIA2025 at the checkout to get 30% off your pass.See you in Amsterdam! Story by Thomas Macaulay Managing editor Thomas is the managing editor of TNW. He leads our coverage of European tech and oversees our talented team of writers. Away from work, he e (show all) Thomas is the managing editor of TNW. He leads our coverage of European tech and oversees our talented team of writers. Away from work, he enjoys playing chess (badly) and the guitar (even worse). Get the TNW newsletterGet the most important tech news in your inbox each week.Also tagged with

Theres only one more episode of Severance left this season, and Apple TV+ has just revealed that the finale will by far be the longest episode yet. Heres what to expect.Severance season 2 finale has runtime of 1 hour, 15 minutesEpisode 9 of Severances second season was released today, but now we know what to expect from next weeks finale.Per the Apple TV app, the episode 10 season finale is titled Cold Harbor. No surprise there.What is surprising, though, is its length: the finale will run 1 hour, 15 minutes long.Thats far longer than any other Severance episode so far.It also nearly doubles the length of last seasons thrilling, action-packed finale. The season 1 finale was only 40 minutes long.There are plenty of unanswered questions heading into the finale, and lots of setup that happened in this weeks The After Hours episode.With the longest runtime ever for the series, heres hoping Severance can wrap up season 2 with enough answers and suspense to leave us all pining for season 3.Are you excited about Severances finale runtime? Why or why not? Let us know in the comments.Apple TV+ isavailable for $9.99 per monthand features hit TV shows and movies likeTed Lasso,Severance,The Morning Show,Silo, andShrinking. You can alsowatch free in several ways.Best iPhone accessoriesAdd 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.Youre reading 9to5Mac experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Dont know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories, reviews, how-tos, and subscribe to our YouTube channel

Were one week removed from Apples decision to indefinitely delay the more personalized version of Siri that was first announced at WWDC 2024, and the blowback hasnt let up. Now, Bloomberg has the details from an all-hands meeting for the Siri division inside Apple, where the Apple Intelligence delays were panned as ugly and embarrassing. The meeting was led by Robby Walker, a senior director of Siri and Information Intelligence at Apple. Walker has been at Apple since 2013, working across Siri technologies. During the meeting, Walker reportedly emphasized that its unclear when the promised Siri features will launch. This includes Siri with personal context, in-app actions, and on-screen awareness. Apples goal remains to ship these features at some point in the iOS 19, but Walker said it doesnt mean that were shipping then. In its current form, the new Siri features only work properly up to two-thirds to 80% of the time, Bloomberg reports: We have other commitments across Apple to other projects, Walker said, citing new software and hardware initiatives. We want to keep our commitments to those, and we understand those are now potentially more timeline-urgent than the features that have been deferred. He said decisions on timing will be made on a case-by-case basis as work progresses on products planned for next year.Customers are not expecting only these new features but they also want a more fully rounded-out Siri, he said. Were going to ship these features and more as soon as they are ready.As far as accountability is concerned, Walker told staffers that there is intense personal accountability shared by John Giannandrea, Apples Senior Vice President of Machine Learning and AI Strategy, and software boss Craig Federighi. Bloomberg reports that Apple doesnt plan to immediately fire any top executives over the AI crisis. It is, however, planning management adjustments in response to the problems, including moving more senior executives under Giannandrea to assist with a turnaround effort.Walker also called out Apples marketing departments decision to promote these features even though they werent ready. This decision [made] matters worse, according to Walker. But when Apple demonstrated the features at WWDC using a video mock-up, it only had a barely working prototype, Bloomberg has reported. Walker told staff in the meeting that the delays were especially ugly because Apple had already showed off the features publicly. This was not one of these situations where we get to show people our plan after its done, he said. We showed people before.Despite the struggles, Walker also praised the team for the incredibly impressive features and doubled down on the goal of shipping the worlds greatest virtual assistant. He told staff they should feel really proud of innovative work theyve done up to this point. Walker defended his Siri group, telling them that they should be proud. Employees poured their hearts and souls into this thing, he said. I saw so many people giving everything they had in order to make this happen and to make incredible progress together.But Apple wants to maintain a high bar and only deliver the features when theyre polished, he said. These are not quite ready to go to the general public, even though our competitors might have launched them in this state or worse.Walker compared the endeavor to an attempt to swim to Hawaii. We swam hundreds of miles we set a Guinness Book for World Records for swimming distance but we still didnt swim to Hawaii, he said. And we were being jumped on, not for the amazing swimming that we did, but the fact that we didnt get to the destination.While Apple has not shown public demos of the promised SIri upgrades, Walker did highlight several examples of the features working during this meeting. Read the full report at Bloomberg.My favorite iPhone accessories:Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.Youre reading 9to5Mac experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Dont know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories, reviews, how-tos, and subscribe to our YouTube channel

As Elon Musk's so-called Department of Government Efficiency continues to plunder the federal government, even the Transportation Security Administration's bomb-sniffing K9 units aren't safe.According to an email obtained by Fox News reporter Jennifer Griffin, "ALL requests for everything," for the pups, including "vet visits, kenneling, dog food, etc" have been "put on hold until we receive guidance."The email was reportedly from the TSA's Security Operations National Explosives Detection Canine Program, which trains and deploys state and local law enforcement-led canine teams.It remains unclear who authored the email or when it was sent, but given the fact that Griffin has shared what appears to be a smartphone picture of a screen, the email is possibly sensitive in nature. Futurism has reached out to the TSA for comment.Over 300 dogs complete training at the program's facilities in Texas per year, according to an official website. It costs on average $33,000 to train a canine to detect explosives. More than 1,000 TSA canine teams are deployed nationwide, including passenger and cargo screening teams.But given the latest news, the program has seemingly been ground to a halt.Ironically, that's despite the White House celebrating "K9 Veterans Day" on Thursday, yet another glaring instance of the Trump administration not putting its money where its mouth is."Happy K9 Veterans Day to all of our heroic working dogs, including Conan who fearlessly participated in the military operation that ended ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2019," the White House's official X-formerly-Twitter account wrote in a post.Meanwhile, it sounds like the TSA's explosives detection canine team is in chaos."I apologize for the confusion," the email reads, "but due to new guidance sent out last night, nothing is being approved at this time. Once I receive an update, I will be sure to share with all of you."A similar story is playing out at a vast number of other agencies, which have Musk's DOGE tear through their doors in search of what it claims to be "fraud."According to DOGE's website, the department has saved an estimated $115 billion. But given its track record of including egregious errors in its accounting, the real number of what DOGE has purportedly excised from government budgets remains unknown.Undermining the TSA's role, in particular, flies in the face of the Trump administration's "tough on crime" agenda, highlighting that Musk's haphazard approach to budget cutting may have little to do with the president's real motives.In other words, refusing to feed dogs trained to catch bad guys isn't just an incredibly bad look it runs directly counter to what Trump is putatively setting out to do.Share This Article

Earlier this week, president Donald Trump staged an impromptu infomercial in front of the White House in a desperate bid to prop up Elon Musk's embattled carmaker, Tesla.The bizarre appearance demonstrated Trump's unprecedented willingness to debase himself, putting on his best impression of a Tesla car salesman.The stunt wasn't just an unprecedented display of corruption; it also highlights Trump's shameless flip-flopping on his support for electric vehicles.Remember in 2023, when former president Joe Biden's administration made a concerted push to electrify American roadsand Trump accused him of selling out the United Auto Workers, who went on strike against major automakers to fight for higher wages and better union representation for battery plant workers?"Crooked Joe sold them down the river with his ridiculous all Electric Car Hoax," Trump wrote in a Truth Social post at the time, referring to the Biden administration subsidizing the EV industry.Republicans blamed the Biden administration's pro-EV stance for revenue losses incurred by major automakers.Trump's stance on EVs has bounced back and forth, from a full-throated endorsement to excoriating comments opposing their existence. In 2022, he went on a bizarre rant, arguing that we should get "rid of this stuff." Just two years earlier, he saidthat hewas "all for electric cars."Vice president JD Vance has similarly rallied against EVs, going as far as introducing a bill that called for $7,500 incentives for new gas or diesel-powered vehicles instead.But now that Musk has infiltrated the US government with the purported goal of excising $1 trillion in spending essentially doing the dirty work on behalf of the Trump administration the president is singing a dramatically different tune yet again."I dont like whats happening to you," Trump told Musk during this week's sales pitch, likely referring to Tesla's financial woes."Wow," he gushed, after climbing into a $80,000 Model S. "That's beautiful."Trump's actions and verbal promises have flatly contradicted each other. Last year, Trump told an audience during a campaign rally that he had "no choice" in being "for electric cars" now that "Musk endorsed me very strongly."Meanwhile, the Trump administration has rolled back Biden-era EV rules, nixing targets to have half of all new vehicles sold in the US to be electric by 2030, a non-legally-binding executive order signed by Biden in 2021.The administration's EPA also rolled back vehicle emissions targets this week.Whether Trump's stunt will have the intended effect of propping up the carmaker remains to be seen. As experts have pointed out, associating the already tarnished brand even more closely with the Trump administration could end up backfiring spectacularly.Even Tesla attempted to distance itself from the White House, arguing that the president's extremely harmful trade war could end up exposing it to retaliatory tariffs.In short, Trump's self-serving, on-and-off-again stance on EVs demonstrates that it never was about electrification or environmental policies. This week's White House showroom event was nothing short of a naked attempt to line the pocket of the richest man in the world.Put simply, Trump is pro-Tesla and pro-Musk not pro-EV.But Tesla is in crisis right now. With sales numbers falling from the sky worldwide, investors are starting to get cold feet. Even the brand's biggest bulls on Wall Street are concerned Musk's abhorrent behavior could leave lasting scars.Share This Article

Backend Manager Revenue & Performance Optimization We are a Swiss-based influencer agency generating 6-figure revenue per month. Now, were looking for a high-performance Backend Manager to take full ownership of our Chatter Sales Team & Monetization Processes for multiple clients of our Agency. This is not just a job we want a key figure who will analyze, optimize, and scale revenue strategies for 2-3 of our top female influencers. Youll be responsible for improving sales performance of our chat agents, setting up efficient systems, and leading the backend team to maximize results. Base salary of $2500 per month + performance-based bonuses. The more impact you create, the more you earn. What You Will Be Doing- Overseeing & optimizing chat-based content sales - Training & Onboarding new customer support chat agents (chatters) - Conducting control reviews in chats to ensure high performance - Weekly Reporting Meetings - Analyzing sales & engagement data to improve performance - Leading the team & providing constructive feedback to chatters for continuous improvement Who We Are Looking For You should be obsessed with performance, efficiency & revenue growth.Strong leadership, data-driven decision-making, and an analytical mindset are a must. Experience in digital sales, engagement funnels, or team management is highly preferred. - Fluent in English at a C2/native level (mandatory). - Fast typing skills with excellent attention to detail. - Outstanding communication skillsboth written and verbal. - Strong ability to learn quickly and adapt to new tools and systems. - Highly reliable and able to work independently. - Must have access to a reliable computer and high-speed internet. - Available to work during US daytime hours or European daytime hours. - 40 hours per week commitment (68 hours daily, 6 days a week). What We Offer - Freelance contract with a transparent payment structure (invoice required). - A starting salary of $2,500 per month, with opportunities to earn more based on your performance. - Significant earning potential: Successful team members typically earn between $3,000 and $4,000+ per month within a few months through bonuses and increased responsibilities. - Paid training to ensure youre fully equipped to succeed in your role. - 100% remote workyou can work from anywhere, provided you meet the availability requirements. - The opportunity to play a pivotal role in scaling a successful, fast-growing agency. - Access to exclusive team events and trips abroad for top performers. How to apply: If you know that you have what it takes, please apply via [emailprotected] sending: - Your Resume - Why we should hire you

We are looking for a talented developer to join our team. If you're a problem-solver who thrives on challenges and is eager to work in a dynamic, growing environment, we want to hear from you!A few words about usAt OnTheGoSystems, we create innovative software powering over 1.5 million websites worldwide. Since 2008, we've built a fully remote team of 100+ talented specialists. In 2025, we're launching a new cloud-based SaaS solution set to serve millions globally.What strong skills were looking for in our developerRuby on Rails (or similar framework),Experience in designing, developing and implementing complex applications with one of major frameworks such as React, Angular or Vue,Intensive database work,Writing and running automated tests,Ability to debug complex code,Developing widely-used systems,Proficiency in version control with Git,CI/CD experience - GitLab/Jenkins or another similar tool,AWS experience will be a big plus.Our ideal candidate isPassionate about working in a startup environment and excited by new challenges.Customer-Focused.Result-Oriented.Problem-Solver.Accountable and Fully Responsible.Attentive to Detail.Proactive.Collaborative.What you will doAll developers in our team participate in planning, implementation, maintenance, and test automationWhat we offer100% remote position,Body And Mind Movement (BAMM) program to support your physical activities and other hobbies,A computer budget to make your workplace better,A Kindle device with an access to our company Amazon account,We respect national holidays in each country and want you to have a rest these days,Being part of a team of smart, self-driven individuals,Great opportunity to progress and advance,Collaborating with team members across the globe.If youre looking for an excellent opportunity to make an impact, at a company that values innovation and teamwork, apply today and join our professional team!

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