Zen
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About Zen
Zen's mission is to free the world of physical and mental pain and to empower people to be mentally and physically free through technology. Zen started by building posture awareness software that nudges users when they slouch. The company has over 30,000 users and has raised $3.5 million in funding from top-tier investors, including Y Combinator and Valor Equity Partners. As a high-growth startup, Zen is seeking to hire a diverse community of people who share a commitment to excellence and are excited about making an early impact.
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Zen aims to hire a diverse community of people who share a commitment to achieving excellence in their respective lines of work.
Zen's mission is to free the world of physical and mental pain.
Zen emphasizes empowering people to be mentally and physically free through technology.
Zen describes itself as a high-growth startup offering opportunities to make an early impact.
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