Not sure how this works, but let’s give it a try: I am here to assist in connecting developers with employers when it comes to WebRTC.
I’ve been approached more than once by vendors who are looking for developers – people who can do WebRTC work. Most of these vendors are small startups in the beginning of their way. Most of them with interesting ideas. All of them sheer fun. And they are located all over the globe.
The only problem is that I can’t assist most of these vendors, as I don’t know that many WebRTC developers looking for employment. Which makes it bit awkward – saying no to these people – I hate saying no.
If you are a developer that just bumped into this website and you want to do WebRTC related work, then just contact me, and I’ll try hooking you up with a vendor looking for a developer.
If you are a vendor looking for developers – you can do the same.
Nothing in it for me beside assisting our small but growing WebRTC community.
If you are looking to learn WebRTC, then my WebRTC Codelab training can be just the thing you need.
good job!