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We're a rapidly growing, venture funded company.
We have a bunch of interesting problems -- from pixel servers that see a pretty decent percentage of the internet's net web traffic, to scaling our large hadoop cluster, to real time bidding on ad exchanges, to predictive models for demographics.
If any of the above sounds like your thing, feel free to drop me an email.
Is anyone hiring for non-technical positions? I'm posting this on behalf of my wife, but I'm sure there's some other people on this site that would be interested working for a startup, but aren't necessarily programmers or designers. So, anyone hiring in non-tech positions? Ad inventory management, sales, project management, content administration... any of those jobs needed to actually run a site. (Submitted this a…
quantcast
http://www.quantcast.com/info/job-listing
feel free to either contact me or submit job via web form
Salesforce.com - Looking for a disillusioned web developer that just spent a year or two bootstrapping own startup but now wants to save some money, get some health insurance, and live in San Francisco. Build cool demos with me and then one day...go back to the startup world. You are 70% backend, 30% frontend. We'll pay you a lot.
haha, good pitch... except you don't have any contact information here or in your profile that's publicly viewable ;)
(Don't worry much about the location as you search -- most positions allow working from home too...)
We're also contributing to some cool projects: http://github.com/nathanmarz/crane
We're looking for a Java Ninja.
More info here: http://docs.google.com/View?id=ddrmdxkz_107d7szcqfw
Plus test out our flagship product here, incidentally an interviewing tool: http://interview.harqen.com/interviewnow/2113/2965
Bonuses points: - Member of an above-average band - Like Indiana Jones 1-3 - Invisibility
Salesforce.com - Looking for a disillusioned web developer that just spent a year or two bootstrapping own startup but now wants to save some money, get some health insurance, and live in San Francisco. Build cool demos with me and then one day...go back to the startup world. You are 70% backend, 30% frontend. We'll pay you a lot.
It's vague for a good reason. We don't want someone who has been coding in only one language for the last 5 years. We need someone entrepreneurial...more like a jack of many trades.
I know there are people like that out there and I'm willing to wait to find someone good.
I wonder if PG should implement a feature for a regularly scheduled article for this question. The alternative is for one of the expanding membership of this site to randomly decide there hasn't been a discussion of this topic "in some time" and post this and get some quick points (not saying that this is happening here, now, but I can see the potential for abuse)