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Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by basseq »

Location: Washington, DC / N. Virginia, Local Only, Full Time Only, Commercial/Nonprofit Focus (not Federal Gov.)

Resume: Upon request

Contact: See Profile

Not a developer. Seeking business development, strategy, operations role. Technology background (CS degree from a top-tier public university; Python, Java, PHP, SQL, JS, HTML, CSS experience; product/project management; enterprise lifecycle). 6+ years internal and client-facing management consulting experience in strategic planning, business case development, market research, pro formas, process, training, sales, proposals, etc. Used to leading small teams with visibility to sr. leadership.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by lelf »

Middle of nowhere, RU, Remote / Relocation, Full/Part/Any time

Stack: Haskell, math, Unix system programming, web client-side

Resume: http://lelf.me/resume

Contact: a /at/ lelf.me

Preferably functional programming (Haskell/deptypes) in the areas I know (above, they are stretchy of course).

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by ahuth »

United States, Will relocate anywhere in the US or will work remotely

Stack: Javascript (AngularJS), Ruby, Rails

Résumé: http://andrew.huth.me, http://github.com/ahuth

Contact: andrew@huth.me

Looking for a company or startup with a strong culture and sense of purpose. I'd like to work in California or Colorado, but will move anywhere in the US for the right team. Also willing to work remotely.

Uses Rails and Angular, such as here: http://github.com/legion/vacation. Also excited to potentially learn new technologies and I'm a quick learner.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by joekrill »

Philadelphia, PA, USA, No relocation, Remote, Full Time, Side projects, Possibly contract

Stacks: - Front end: HTML, CSS (Sass, Less), JavaScript (jQuery, ExtJS, AngularJS) - Languages/Frameworks: PHP, Yii, C#, ASP.Net MVC, Java - DB: MySQL, SQLite, MSSQL Server, MongoDB - Misc: Android, NodeJS

Contact: http://joekrill.com

I'm a full-stack developer passively open to any interesting opportunities in the area or remotely. I don't have a real specific stack, and I'm always looking to learn more. However, I do have a preference for the Linux/open source side of things. Mainly focusing on front end web development these days, and hoping to do more with NodeJS. Quality code and UX must be a top priority (not necessarily from a legacy standpoint, but moving forward this should be paramount).

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by techiemouse »

Cardiff, UK, Full Time

Stack: Java, SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Adobe Photoshop

Resume: http://techiemouse.com/cv.pdf | uk.linkedin.com/in/dianasilviateodorescu/

Contact: diana@techiemouse.com

I am an ambitious final year Computer Science undergraduate at Aberystwyth University and I will graduate this July with at least a 2:1 in Software Engineering. Looking for software development companies within Cardiff area willing to offer a job to a quick learner.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by waltercfilho »

London, Relocation, Full Time

Stack: NodeJS, Java, PHP, JavaScript, SQL, MongoDB, git, html, css, Ember, React

Resume: http://goo.gl/7iHfLw

Contact: me@waltercarvalho.com

I enjoy the whole process from logic, REST API, to UI/UX design and implementation. Looking for my first job after graduating in CS this summer.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by iwanttobehired »

opendomain wrote: post #92
iwanttobehired wrote: post #41

Pittsburgh, Local or Remote, Full Time Stack: .Net, Ruby, JavaScript, Sql Server, MongoDb, Postgres, interested in learning additional stacks like Go and NodeJs Email: iwanttobehired.hn at gmail.com Full stack developer with core experience in .Net ecosystem and willing to stay in that stack or move to another stack in web development. 7 years of professional programming experience. I'm aware that not initially discl…

I can understand that you may not want your current employer to know you are looking, but will anyone contact you without putting up your info? Perhaps you could post your resume with your name and current position removed?

Actually, I have been contacted. If anyone interested, email me and I'll respond promptly. No obligations or hard feelings if you aren't interesting thereafter. I simply can't spend a lot of time on this to "sanitize" my resume at this moment as I'm on the clock and need to be productive in my current position. Thank you for your suggestion. Perhaps I can do so later this evening.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by mdolon »

NYC, Remote or local, Contract/Part Time

Tech: HTML/HAML, CSS (SASS/LESS), JS (jQuery, Backbone.js), Ruby (RoR), Python, PHP (Yii), Photoshop, UX/UI design, Bootstrap, Foundation, Wordpress

Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mdolon/

Contact: mdolon [at] gmail

Blog: http://devgrow.com/

I'm a full-stack engineer who's done a lot of design/front-end work in the past. Currently playing lead tech/product role for a small startup based in NYC and have a LOT of free time, especially over weekends. Excel at quickly building prototypes.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

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Post by mcbuilder »

San Diego CA , Remote, Full Time | Contract | Part Time Stack: Haskell, C, Python, Shell, C++ Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/tristanjwebb Contact: [olafthefrog `at` gmail.com] I'm pretty much programming all the time in Haskell now adays, what can I say I really admire the language and I'm a bit of a masochist, ahh hm I mean hard working devotee of computer science. Spend my PhD working in Computation Neuroscience, and now I'm looking to leave academia to join industry. I'm really a programmer at heart, always have been, so I want to do software engineering now as a job. I'm especially interested in scientific tooling, especially using Haskell.

I definitely know my way around a server, I'm one of the those terminal guys who prides himself in knowing the ins and out's of Linux. I'm sure I would fit in well with like minded folks.

My education also included a lot of statistical physics and some machine learning. Most of my knowledge is in Spiking Neural network, and I would like to see some of these "neuromorphic" ideas pop up in industry. Right now the field is mostly based around the neuroscience side, but some are trying implement robotic control systems with spiking neurons. I would like to try and branch out to some hardware too if that is a possibility. I've been thinking about getting into some Natural Language processing, current working on neural simulator in Haskell as my side and part of my postdoc work project.

Not really interested in moving, but I would be able to work remote. Thanks for looking.

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