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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by wc- »

Digital H2O (http://digitalh2o.com) - Chicago Full time Front End Engineer

We're looking for software engineers to join us building applications to solve the challenge of cost-effectively and sustainably managing oilfield water. We believe passionately in the “win-win”; world-class data analysis, combined with software and marketplace mechanisms, can help our society solve challenging natural resource and environmental problems.

As our primary/senior front-end developer you will have the enormous opportunity to join a founding team and develop a system from the ground up.

Highlights from our tech stack: AWS, Ember, SASS, MongoDB, NodeJS, Python

Key Responsibilities and Requirements:

  - Strong javascript skills, especially development of single page applications using ember, angular, react, etc.
  - Work on an agile engineering team to build new products and features from the ground up
  - Participate in planning, architecture, design, implementation and maintenance of features
  - Graceful degradation, progressive enhancement
Immediate need is for a front-end developer, but we are also interested in growing our devops and backend / data engineering staff, as well as continuing to grow our data science team.

Email: contact+hnhiring@digitalh2o.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by JofArnold »

Timecounts (http://timecounts.co)

  Senior Full Stack Engineer  Full-time   London, UK

  Senior Frontend Engineer    Full-time   London, UK
At Timecounts we are building the world’s best platform for community management. Our customers range from hacker spaces through to big name nonprofits. Our team is comprised of Y Combinator alumni and a CEO who's internationally recognized for her work in philanthropy and creating global volunteer-run movements.

As first employees you’ll take ownership of significant part of the application, joining the founders in everything from speaking to customers and wire-framing through to scaling the backend as takes your fancy. The app is built with a React.js frontend (Node.js and browser) to a Ruby API (Postgres db); all lovingly supported by background workers, Redis, Heroku and CircleCI continuous deployment.

We’re offering competitive salary, meaningful equity, team retreats and top spec laptops. We also have an on-site gym, showers, bike parking, a climbing wall and even a go-kart track!

This is a unique chance to be right at the start of a company that will help millions of people transform how they engage with their communities. If this sounds like you – we’d love to meet! Email us at jobs@timecounts.org for more details.

NO AGENCIES!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by ejdyksen »

Mutually Human - Grand Rapids, Michigan (on-site, full time) - http://www.mutuallyhuman.com/

We are a small team passionate about making people's lives better through software. We're looking to hire senior software developers and software designers at our office in Grand Rapids.

A little bit about us:

  - We write custom software of all shapes and sizes for clients all over the US.

  - We aren't limited to any really specific set of technologies, which is a great
    opportunity to learn. In the past two years, I've worked with Python (Flask+SQLAlchemy),
    Objective-C (and some Swift), Backbone.js (inside PhoneGap), Angular.js (with CoffeeScript),
    QT, Node.js, and a good helping of Ruby and Rails.

  - We practice a sustainable pace. We recognize that we each have lives,
    activities, and families outside of work. Late nights and > 40 hour weeks are
    rare by design. Last year I worked an average of 40.408 hours per week.

  - We run a makerspace in our building (http://grmakers.com), which gives us
    access to lots of cool stuff like a laser cutter and 3D printers.
A little bit about you:

  - You love making software, and you have a couple of years of experience building
    software with a variety of tools and technologies.

  - You learn new stuff quickly. You’ve used a lot of technologies, but you’re not
    afraid to use more. You have some experience with web or mobile tech.

  - You believe software is written for humans, not computers.
I'm a software developer on this awesome team. If you're interested, check out our website: http://www.mutuallyhuman.com/hiring/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by MartinMond »

PSPDFKit ➡ Remote ➡ Full Time

We (bootstrapped and proud) build the leading PDF Framework for iOS and will launch an Android version soon. Dropbox and Evernote (also IBM & SAP) are just some of the companies that use our framework in their Apps.

Our headquarters is in Vienna, Austria, but our team can be found all over the world in places like Raleigh, Hamburg, Ljubljana, Kiev, Mexico City, and Berlin. We are committed to having the best developers regardless of location.

★ Android Engineer -- Help us build PSPDFKit for Android, our upcoming PDF framework for Android. PSPDFKit for iOS is the leading PDF framework on iOS, it's used by Dropbox and Evernote, and we want PSPDFKit Android to match that level.

★ Frontend Engineer -- We recently started building a customer-facing product to complement our native frameworks and are looking to hire a HTML/CSS/JS Frontend engineer with experience in React/Ember/Angular to join our team.

★ Ruby on Rails Engineer --We recently started building a customer-facing product to complement our native frameworks and are looking to hire a Ruby on Rails engineer to join our team.

https://pspdfkit.com/jobs/

Send us an email if this sounds interesting: jobs@pspdfkit.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by JangoSteve »

Ann Arbor / Detroit, MI - Alfa Jango

Looking for:

* Ruby, JavaScript, Back-end and Full-stack Developer(s)

* Project / Operations Manager

Full-time, salary with benefits - LOCAL preferred, REMOTE welcome

We build startups. We act as CTO and development team for early stage startups. We help everyone from new founders who have an idea, to startups who have already raised money and have paying customers; one of our clients even went through YCombinator.

One of our startups also just got acquired by Edmunds.com in October [1]! Several of our other startups are doing very well, and one of our developers is splitting off with their own startup, so we need to invite a couple more people into the team to help us grow.

---

We've recently grown to a team of 7, and are now looking to bring on one or two more developers, as well as a project manager (who can possibly help take on management of the company operations as well). We're a small team, so you'll have the opportunity to make a real difference with the company and our startups.

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If working on startups and open-source [2] sounds like a lot of fun to you, then you might be a good fit :-) If you're ready to become an integral part of a startup building startups, let us know.

Check us out on our website: http://www.alfajango.com

Or reach out to us: support@alfajango.com

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[1] http://www.edmunds.com/car-news/edmundscom-acquires-carcode-...

[2] http://os.alfajango.com/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by icebraining »

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It seems like they're sending different certs to different clients - the Qualys SSL test reported it as expired on the 17th of Feb.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by chrisconley »

RealScout - Mountain View, CA - Full-time - Full-stack & iOS engineers

Thousands of real estate agents have chosen RealScout to help convert $20 leads into $10,000 commission checks. We amass hundreds of data points on every single property, track buyer preferences and behavior, and expose analytics and insights to agents so they can appear super-human to their clients.

GROWTH

Last month we inked our largest brokerage deal with Sereno Group at 250 seats. Our Agent Sales team was 150% above plan in January and is on track to do the same in February and we’ll double our addressable market by end of year.

FUNDING & TEAM

We're backed by Formation 8/Joe Lonsdale (co-founder of Palantir), DCM Ventures ($2.5B under management), Ken DeLeon (#1 Realtor in the US 2012) and Matthew Moore (former EVP at Realtor.com).

Along with our recent announcement of $6m in funding, we’ve attracted some amazing people:

* Duke Fan, former VP Product of Mobile at Realtor.com * Pierre Cadzilla, one of the first employees at Trulia * Betty Kayton, former CFO of Dropbox

ENGINEERING @ REALSCOUT

We value continuous improvement and having fun. We have a small team focused on shipping great product and being the #1 engineering team in real estate.

We recently upped our game by spending 3 months at Pivotal Labs in SF and our team is cranking - from engineers to design to product. We also just launched our engineering blog: http://eatcodeplay.com.

NEXT STEPS

Feel free to email me at chris at realscout.com with any questions or to apply.

https://www.realscout.com/team http://eatcodeplay.com/careers

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by Eduardo3rd »

Formlabs - Special Projects Engineer Boston Full Time - No Remote

The Formlabs Special Projects team is building the future of desktop manufacturing.

3D printing requires a complex interplay of software, hardware, electronics and materials. On Special Projects you get to do it all. As a member of this group you will design, prototype, build, and test systems that could go into future generations of our 3D printers. We are hacking electromechanical systems and iterating quickly to find elegant solutions to challenging problems.

Special Projects is setup to make unique and comprehensive impacts on the future of 3D printing at Formlabs. If you are passionate about hands-on engineering and are ready to tackle complex challenges with real world constraints we want you to join our team as a Special Projects Engineer.

Sharing a portfolio/website that reflects your engineering work or projects is required for this position.

The Job:

- Design and build initial prototypes for next generation of 3D printing

- Work with a small team inside of a rapidly growing startup

You:

- Have hacker skills that would put MacGyver to shame

- Are ready to dive into complex electromechanical systems

- Thrive in a technical environment with constantly shifting goals and priorities

- Enjoy contributing to projects that are larger than you can build alone

- Constantly imagine new desktop manufacturing systems

- Can keep your work a secret

Apply online at http://formlabs.theresumator.com/apply/NaA7qB/Special-Projec... or email Eduardo@formlabs.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by experimentsin »

TomTom – http://www.tomtom.com — London, UK – Mobile & Embedded Apps and DevOps roles (full time, on site, relocation available)

We're TomTom's navigation software team in London and we create the best on-the-road experiences for drivers and bikers everywhere.

The apps we make are built into Renault and Smart in-car systems, available for smartphones, and at the heart of TomTom's expanding range of consumer devices where hardware and software are conceived together. Just like this one coming soon: http://www.tomtom.com/new-rider-400 - http://www.engadget.com/2015/01/15/turn-to-page-17-for-the-t...

Developers who join our expert team are valued for their ideas as well as their skills, and we encourage both through regular hack days, plus training or conference attendance in areas that interest them.

-- Role: Mobile & Embedded Apps Developer

Our apps feature TomTom's signature design language and map-centric UI, optimised for use on the road. Working with TomTom's UX team, app development with us is a challenging mix of custom UI development and deep routing, guidance, traffic and search presentation smarts. If you join us you'll be developing with Java, C++, JavaScript, Android, iOS and Qt.

-- Role: DevOps for Mobile & Embedded

Building scaleable CI infrastructure for mobile & embedded app testing is hard, particularly when you add custom pre-release hardware and gigabytes of map data into the mix. If you join us you'll be working with Android and iOS SDK command line tools and device emulators, Jenkins, Git, Artifactory, Gradle, Ruby, Docker and a mix of local device farms and cloud computing services.

-- To find out more check out either http://tomtom.jobs (search for "London") or if you're on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/vsearch/j?keywords=tomtom+london

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