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Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#111
Phoenix, AZ, Full Time - Some Telecommuting if you're the best.

Job Title: Front End Developer

Local Motors (www.local-motors.com) is a auto industry game changer. Using our website, anyone can participate in co-creating amazing new vehicle designs. After building the Rally Fighter (www.rallyfighter.com) and the XC2V for DARPA (http://www.local-motors.com/lmBuild.php?c=11185), now Local Motors is producing a new web site which will leverage co-creation and gaming to bring America the next generation of automobiles.

Are you positive, supportive and inspiring to others?

Do you get things done? Are you independent, and yet take direction well?

Are you passionate enough to work in a start-up?

Do you get excited about cool new interfaces and ways of interacting with the web?

Do you want to be a part of changing our world in a meaningful way?

You may be a recent graduate with relevant school projects or endless hours of relevant tinkering behind you. You may have a couple of years experience under your belt developing slick user interfaces. Either way, you are both talented and organized.

Our playground:

LAMP, HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, jQuery, SVN,

Responsibilities:

    Implement public facing pages
    Help make UI and UX decisions
    Build reusable CSS/JS frameworks to simplify development
    Participation in general internet engineering needs of the company


Requirements:

    Smart
    Gets things Done
    Exceptional proficiency using HTML5/CSS/Javascript/jQuery/AJAX in a production environment
    In depth knowledge of browser compatibility
    Familiarity with Object Oriented Programming
    Demonstrated design and UX sensibilities
    Strong CS fundamentals gained through Bachelor’s degree in CS, HCI or related discipline or equivalent industry experience
    Personal projects that show and aptitude for front-end engineering and product design sense
    Ability to work in areas outside of their usual comfort zone and get things done quickly
    Knowledge of SVN


Desirable:

    Excellent Knowledge in SEO and Internet Marketing
    Experience using object oriented PHP
    Experience with PHPMyAdmin

    Experience using MySQL in a production environment


Benefits

    Competitive salaries
    Vacation days & time off
    Medical coverage
    70 Degree winter days in Phoenix, AZ
    An active working environment with brilliant designers, engineers and technology experts
    Much more...

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#112
Lots of companies are hiring in Toronto. The Mantella companies are all pretty good: http://mantellavp.com/category/jobs/

And of course FreshBooks never stops hiring. I've heard they are also OK with contractors too: http://www.freshbooks.com/careers/

I've heard the Jet Cooper is hiring a front end dev (though they don't normally post jobs): http://www.jetcooper.com/

Then there is The Working Group: http://www.theworkinggroup.ca/

Nulayer is an awesome (funded) product company with hardcore ruby devs: http://nulayer.com/

Unspace is looking for more devs (that's where ragenwald works): http://unspace.ca/

Mozilla is hiring for their new, better-in-all-ways office, though you basically need to know someone that works there.

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#113
New York, NY (full-time)

CB Insights / Chubbybrain (cbinsights.com | chubbybrain.com)

We're National Science Foundation backed and looking for 3 positions.

1. Front-end web developer - must love data visualizations

2. Machine learning expert - find signals on private company health in a variety of unstructured, semi-structured and structure info sources

3. Data journalist - If you have a way with words and a way with data..

Ping me (Anand) directly at asanwal@cbinsights.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#115
Kansas City, Missouri

Salva O'Renick

UX Developer

Responsibilities include front-end development for client projects and internal initiatives, researching new technologies, driving user experience across multiple platforms and maintaining existing applications. Proven work experience is required.

Position requirements include familiarity with current front-end coding frameworks and languages, standards based development, semantic markup, cross-browser support and degradation techniques, usability and accessibility standards, search engine optimization (SEO) and prototyping techniques. Applicants need to also be comfortable working with content management systems and in an agile development process.

Ideal candidates will have a passion for development, driving excellence and on continuous learning and knowledge sharing. Strong team work skills, self organization and good time management are required and expected. Strong skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript (jQuery) are required.

Strong Plus

XHMTL, HTML 5.0, CSS

Javascript, jQuery

Web Design

Experience with Django templates

Plus

Experience working with a 960 grid system

Experience developing CMS templates

Experience with Django and Python development

Experience with common PHP frameworks (Expression Engine, Drupal, Wordpress)

GIT version control or any proficiency working in source control

Flash Animation

UX Practices (wire frames, user personas, information architecture)

Apply online here: http://www.uncommonsense.com/careers-form/

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#116
post #101

Pune, India - we are looking for a general purpose developer who is smart and gets things done. We are building a search engine/knowledge representation system for fashion. http://styloot.com/parametric_search/search/dress-search The best way to describe working here is to describe my last month: I built a document classifier (based on max entropy), a backbone.js app, fixed bugs in django-tyrant-cache and started bui…

look into mongoDB's geospatial indexing, don't reinvent the wheel.

Mongodb spatial indexing is 2d ([x,y]), as far as I know, so that would only work if we didn't have any items with a blue channel (rgb(x,y,0)).

Regardless, that's all Euclidean. Human perception of color follows the CieLAB non-metric. (It's basically just a function of two variables, since it satisfies neither the triangle inequality nor symmetry.)

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#117
Remote or Philly

Looking for a part-time Django dev with front end experience and a good intuition for UX to work on small fixes and features. You should be comfortable with Django, jQuery, CSS, HTML and all that good stuff.

We are a marketing service for businesses utilizing QR codes and smartphones.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6c1GuZqNHs

Ideally we'd like a passionate individual who is genuinely interested in our project. The possibility for full-time employment by the end of the year exists, but if that's not your thing, no worries, we won't pressure you into it.

Contact me at mel [at] coupedout [dot] com.

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#118
Lexington/Boston/Cambridge, MA. Full time and summer internships.

I work at MIT Lincoln Laboratory (http://www.ll.mit.edu), a research and development center run by MIT that does work for the government. My group has about 20 people in it and does application security and reverse engineering. Knowledge of things like assembly, operating systems, and systems are pluses but not required. It's great if you have some experience in those things, but if you can code I want to talk to you. The pluses:

* Awesome workplace culture. We're a 9-5 shop, you pick your laptop, and you can order any books that you need.

* We provide a lot of training. We send you to conferences, including Blackhat and Defcon. We also reimburse tuition at MIT. Last semester my office mate took operating systems with Robert Morris.

* We sponsor relocation and have multiple positions we want to fill immediately.

You do need to be a US citizen and you will have to get a security clearance. I'm happy to talk to you about how the clearance process works and answer any questions you have! If you're local I'll buy you a cup of coffee while we talk it over. You really can't waste my time.

Email: tsally@mit.edu

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (September 2011)

#119
Palo Alto, CA - Rails Developer (CTO /co-founder?) (local preferred, but will consider other U.S.)

Stealth start-up focused on a consumer finance vertical that's very large like Mint.com's, but distinctly different and, we believe, more interesting / subject to disruption. The initial site/app is nearly completed and we're close to launch. Our non-local lead developer, pursuant to known prior commitment, became CTO at a local (for him) start-up in an unrelated area. We're looking for an experienced rails developer immediately to fill his shoes to take company to launch and beyond. Ideally, this role would lead to co-founder / CTO role. Looking for very strong rails / jQuery / MySQL expertise / experience, test-driven development style and excitement about transforming an industry in a way that helps a lot of people. If interested, please inquire at workfor@finpicture.com.

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