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Orbis Technologies is hiring Natural Language Processing engineers and knowledge/semantic engineers in Annapolis, MD. and Central Florida. Really interesting work! http://orbistechnologies.com/careers.html
http://emakina.com/company/career.cfm
developers, testers, editors, motion designers, webdesigners, ... They are based in Brussels, but have jobs for Antwerp, Ghent, France and the Netherlands!
Amazon seems to always be hiring. Give us a shout - this includes internships too. By the way, I did 6 internships total during college, and Amazon was by far the most enjoyable one. If you're a student, apply.
Where else did you intern? I'm curious because I'd like to know whether an Amazon internship would be different or better than my other experiences (Microsoft/IBM).
- A particle accelerator at UBC (http://www.triumf.ca) - An automotive parts plant (http://www.vdo.com) - Apple (x2) - A 3D animation tools company (http://www.sidefx.com)
With the exception of Mr. Ptacek, a noticeable lack of openings in Chicago. Worries me about our local high-tech market.
Go to the next HN meetup. Last time there were a few local startups looking for people. Off the top of my head: http://www.windycitizen.com/ http://www.craftedfun.com/
We're a well-funded, early stage startup located in NYC. TechCrunch50 finalist. If you've got plenty of the experience with the LAMP stack and enjoying working on challenging problems, drop us a line:
We are a NYC, pre-product, but seed-funded startup that has placed at least as high as finalist in 3 business plan competitions. Looking for extremely passionate and intelligent (yet humble) people interested in being part of our founding team.
Positions: Interaction/visual designers and front-end people with experience in FB app development, LAMP, Zend Framework, JQuery. Contact me directly at carter.cleveland@gmail.com and include links to something you've created. Thanks!
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Speaking of, I think I'm speaking at CUSEC this year I sure hope you're speaking given that they just today announced it on the website http://2010.cusec.net/11-20/thomas-ptacek-security-researche... =) All the advice I can give you is be honest and be yourself. CUSEC has always been very informal compared to most other conferences, more of a discussion between students and people they respect more than anything else…
I figured the room might be a bit too generalist to want to hear 40-50 minutes of crypto flaws, and so I was thinking about wrapping the crypto stuff up in a talk that made a technical case in favor of DRM. If people tell me real-world crypto is going to keep people in their seats, though, I'm totally down for that; it's a much easier talk.
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Google is hiring. I'm in Seattle and I'm specifically looking for "systems-y" people, Google as a whole hires good engineers at any level. http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/static.py?page=why-wa...