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Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

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Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#111
Washington DC, New York City, Austin or remote.

Vox Media is a media/technology startup. We run a consumer technology news site (http://theverge.com/), a video game news site (http://polygon.com/), and a network of over 300 sports news sites & communities (http://sbnation.com/). You can read about some of the interesting challenges we run into on our product team blog: http://product.voxmedia.com/

We're hiring Ruby developers and operations engineers, among other roles: http://jobs.voxmedia.com/

Our investors include Accel Partners, Allen & Company, Comcast Interactive Capital, and Khosla Ventures. We get around 35 million unique visitors every month.

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#112
St. Louis, Missouri - 2 Software Engineers - Fulltime

Major global financial corporation.

We are seeking 2 software engineers with strong C++/Java/Python skills to develop grid software and implement visualization of financial data.

The roles are as follows: 1) Help develop a multithreaded C++/MPI application to simulate the behaviors of mortgage portfolios. The application runs a cluster of Linux nodes. We're looking to scale to thousands of cores.

2) Develop visualization tools using Paraview or other technologies for financial data. Mine data sets and work with analysts. We are open to big data technologies and techniques.

Experience with quantitative finance, HPC or scientific computing is a plus. Our target platforms are both Linux and Windows.

email me at steve@borrelli.org if interested.

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#113
Concert Window is bringing on a CTO in New York, NY.

We are creating a way for people to watch live concerts online. We've already built an exclusive network of nine top venues around the country and developed proprietary tech for producing the webcasts. We are supported by Mark O'Connor and Wynton Marsalis, and recently closed an angel round of seed funding.

We are making revenue already, with thousands of paying customers.

Now, we're bringing on a CTO to mastermind the technical infrastructure that will power Concert Window going forward. We don't care what language or stack you use; we're looking mostly for an extremely high quality candidate who wants to take ownership of creating this infrastructure.

The company is run by two Harvard grads and musicians. Ideally you are also a musician or music lover.

Email dan@concertwindow.com with "HN" in the subject line

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#114
San Francisco, CA - IOS and Android Engineers - No remote

Mindjet has long been known as the global standard for visual mapping of ideas and information, and now provides collaborative work management solutions that dramatically improve how people can work better together. Mindjet’s incredible market opportunity is driving its rapid expansion. It must ensure that it creates products in the most integrated, agile and effective way. Therefore, we have the need for Mobile Software Engineers.

http://www.mindjet.com/about/careers/

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#115
New York, NY - Software Engineer (Various) - Remote possible

Refinery29 (Seed $500K, Series A $4.5M, high daily revenue) is looking for a few good engineers to join our rapidly growing technology team. Our company has gone from 8 employees a year ago to just over 75 today, and we're continuing to grow.

Our technology team is unique in that tech and product are the same team, developers often drive product design. Our number one priority in technology is hiring smart, driven men and women, giving them the tools to succeed and getting the hell out of the way.

If you're sick of building products you don't believe will succeed or having your job dictated to you, come join us!

http://the-rig.refinery29.com/jobs

Ping me on Twitter @jakemcgraw if you have any questions.

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#117
New York City, Rails, Full time

I work at Kickstarter we are looking for more Rails engineers that want to write mission critical code that enables thousands of people to realize their creative dreams.

Features are developed by small groups of engineers, designers, and product managers. Some of the projects we’re working on right now include: tools for Kickstarter’s project creators, payment processing for millions of dollars in pledges every week, and new ways to discover projects through social recommendations and data analysis.

We deploy daily for features big and small, and encourage contribution to open source projects. Everyone in product and design commits code, so expect to work closely with people up and down the stack (right now we're 7 engineers with another 5 or 6 committers). We develop in Rails and JavaScript/jQuery, host on AWS, and manage code in git — but we’re not dogmatic about it.

You can checkout some of the projects we've open sourced on our github organization page here: https://github.com/kickstarter

So if you’re interested in helping us build a platform that is changing how culture gets made, get in touch -- jobs [at] kickstarter.com. We’d love to see your favorite work, whether it’s a side project or your github profile.

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#118
Peek (www.peek.ly) - Manhattan, NY (interns, part-time, full-time, H1B welcome)

Peek wants to make the Internet and data available globally via mobile devices. We want people in the most remote regions of the world to obtain $50 or even $25 devices to communicate and collect the data they need. This means that we need to make software that is affordable and uses as little data as possible. But is still incredibly powerful! It's a big challenge.

At Peek we are looking for software engineers who have a passion for the startup environment, and who want to develop skills on new and emerging technology while learn more about what it takes to start a successful company.

What we're looking for?

1. You love to create. You will code and build mobile apps on the hottest mobile platform in the world (and it's not iOS or Android... hmmm), it's an SDK used in 40% of the phones in the global market (and growing 50% year over year). You'll also work on our cloud systems, hosted in Amazon AWS and learn all about mobile to cloud applications, and handling scale on the order of millions of clients. We use C/C++, Java, .NET, Ruby, Javascript (including node.js), and many others.

2. You are eager to do it all and make an impact: product and feature planning, development, project management and of course, testing (we all do it!)

3. You are "smart and gets things done" (and can name the guy who coined that phrase)

4. You want to be part of a startup - this means a very small organization with a flat hierarchy where you can communicate freely and openly.

What's in it for you?

1. A very competitive salary, great health care (incl. vision and dental), stock options, group events (like ping pong nights) and a great working environment in Manhattan, New York.

2. The opportunity to work on every aspect of a mobile operation, including embedded (C/C++), back-end (Java, node.js), cloud systems (EC2), and more. You'll get a chance to work on all of these systems, not just one or two.

3. Our founders, who have raised over $100m in capital in their careers, will show you the start-up ropes, do sessions with you, and introduce you to folks in the startup community - entrepreneurs, VCs, etc. And when you want to start your next big startup, we'll be there to help you out.

Peek launched nation-wide in the US, in late 2008. Since then we’ve launched successfully across Europe and in India, and picked up many awards along the way including Time's Gadget of the Year, Wired Product of the Year, and GSMA nomination for Best Cloud Technology. Peek is backed by top-tier venture capital firms RRE Ventures and L Capital, and led by the founder of Virgin Mobile USA (IPO 2007; acquired by Sprint).

Send us an email to jobs@peek.ly

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#119
San Francisco, New York or anywhere if you are pro.

We've got lots of engineering work to do, with some cool technologies like rails 3.2, html5, node.js and redis.  We've got internal and external projects, and flexibility for you to settle in at any part of the stack. We look forward to the day when all the content on the web is interactive and we need help to make that happen. Help us get the ad world off flash and into html5.  

We do interactive ads and ads pay. Spongecell is spryly booming with a 3 year growth of over 3,000% and a recent $10 million investment.

We've got a supportive and flexible development environment with a small but great team of experienced entrepreneurs, tech startup leaders, Railsconf and MySQL conference speakers, a competitive water skier, a restauranteur and a Starcraft wizard. We know where to get good sushi and like bacon and beer.

The company offers a very competitive pay, equity and benefits package along with flexible meatspace arrangements.

We need good additions to team. If you'd like to talk more send stuff here http://www.jobscore.com/jobs/spongecell/list or email at matthew.cholerton@spongecell.com.

Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (May 2012)

#120
Priceonomics (YC W12) - San Francisco

Front-End Engineer - Full Time

Priceonomics is the price guide for everything. We're a team of three who are passionate about reinventing how people search, discover, and purchase products.

We're based in the heart of San Francisco, on the edge of SoMa/Mission. We have great investors like Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz, Ron Conway (SV Angel), Crunch Fund and many more.

Details (and a fun puzzle!) here: http://priceonomics.com/jobs/

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