#1 Tech Job Offers Demystified #2 Blockchain & Swift

Our long time supporter, Prolific Interactive, will be hosting Brooklyn Swift's March meetup! Huge thanks goes out to them for their ongoing involvement in our community. Please enter the main entrance at 77 Sands Street and use the elevators to go to the 10th Floor. Food and drink will be provided.

** PLEASE NOTE: RSVPs will be checked at the door so please include your real name and bring your ID**

We have a very exciting line-up of talks prepared for you all!

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Will Larche: What everyone in tech should know about salaries, offers, and stock

Will has paid lawyers, compensation consultants, and accounts tons of money to learn what should be (but isn't) easy to understand about compensation. He'll cover:

• Negotiating salaries
• Evaluating offers
• Demystifying stock options and equity
• How to not get screwed

Will Larche (Software Engineer at Google) Formerly the Chief Product Office of Miner Labs (fashion-tech startup fail) and Lead iOS Engineer at LearnVest (financial-tech startup success) which sold to Northwest Mutual for over $300M. Now he works as a Flutter and iOS design engineer in Google's Material Design department (material.io) which builds and defines the visual components for all Alphabet products. If you have a Google iOS app on your phone, you have his work!

You can find him on Github at (https://github.com/willlarche).

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Tamar Nachmany: Blockchain & Swift

Ethereum is a platform for integrating blockchain technology into any product. The front end for many of these products will be a native mobile app. In this talk I will be discussing interesting uses of blockchains on mobile and the present and future of building Ethereum support on iOS. I’ll also be highlighting the hole in Swift language support with the hope of inspiring more iOS engineers to get involved in the blockchain space.

Tamar Nachmany is an iOS engineer on Tumblr’s Community engineering team. She also teaches engineering, writes fiction, and organizes an art residency.

You can find her on Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/tamarshmallows) and Github (http://www.github.com/tamarnachmany).