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Software development tool for task management
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Remote in USA
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Linear is a software development tool that helps teams build products more efficiently. It provides features for task management, issue tracking, and workflow customization, making it suitable for both startups and established enterprises. The platform simplifies complex tasks into smaller, manageable sub-issues, which enhances productivity. It includes automated backlog management to save time by auto-closing and archiving issues. Linear is designed for speed, offering rapid keyboard shortcuts and real-time synchronization. Users can create custom workflows and views to focus on relevant tasks, and it provides issue templates for effective issue writing. A unique feature called "Cycles" helps teams prioritize their work by automatically tracking started issues and rolling over unfinished tasks to the next cycle. Linear's goal is to streamline the software development process, allowing teams to work more effectively.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$50.8M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2019
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Work life balance
Competitive salary and equity
Employee-friendly equity terms (early and extended exercise in the US)
Work remotely, no commuting to the office
Health, dental and vision insurance (US)
5 weeks paid vacation
Parental leave
M1 Macbook Pro, 5K display and accessories
Stipend to set up your home office
Latest productivity software
Paid lunch and coffee during work days
Paid co-working space/desk at an office
Regular team events and offsites
Quarterly hack weeks
401(k) Plan (US)
Carta, a Silicon Valley-based cap table management company, faces accusations from Finnish CEO Karri Saarinen of Linear for allegedly using sensitive customer data unethically. Saarinen claims Carta approached his angel investors without consent, offering to sell Linear shares to undisclosed buyers. This breach of trust has raised serious questions about Carta’s business practices.Linear, a project management software firm and Carta customer, was shocked to find Carta reaching out to its early-stage investors, offering to facilitate share sales. Saarinen, who discovered this through a family member and investor in Linear, expressed his betrayal on LinkedIn, criticizing Carta for not consulting them before initiating any secondary sale discussions.Carta’s CEO, Henry Ward, responded to the backlash, apologizing and acknowledging an employee’s breach of internal protocols. However, Saarinen remained unconvinced, citing similar experiences from other investors and companies, suggesting a broader pattern of behavior by Carta.The incident has prompted a broader discussion about Carta’s customer data usage and the protection of sensitive information in its contracts. Despite claims of separation between its cap table management and private stock market aspirations, the controversy has left customers questioning Carta’s ethical standards and data protection policies
To prove that, Plain integrates with other product favorites like Linear and Slack and some of its most powerful features include the ability to embed bug report forms directly into your product along with a feature that integrates real customer data into specific support issues.
Notably, Apurvakriti Infrastructure had previously secured the track contract for Line 4 & 4A (CA-161) in April, making their exclusion from this bidding process a point of curiosity.
Four-year-old Linear is already used by fellow startups like Cohere, Ramp and Runway. It’s now valued at about $400 million as it makes a big-business push.
To do it, Linear raised $35 million in a Series B funding round led by Accel, and including a number of tech executive peers.