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Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by azanar »

ohlol wrote: post #131

Ning is hiring. We have some Apache guys, some PHP guys, etc. We need more people in Ops! http://about.ning.com/careers/index.php

We also need more application (front-end) and platform (back-end) developers. People who are comfortable in both worlds are definitely welcome.

Have a look at the job link posted by ohlol for descriptions of these positions as well.

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by aschobel »

Android / iPhone / Web / Backend

We speak scala, Obj-C, java, python, Thrift, whatever gets the job done.

#1 productivity app on Android, and TechCrunch/MobileCrunch named us(3banana) one of the top ten apps on Android.

Please shoot me an email at hn@snaptic.com

Looking for folks to come hack with us in South Park, SF.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=953052

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by grayrest »

mace wrote: post #139

Mochi Media is looking for hackers. Work in SF. Code in Python, Erlang and ActionScript(Flash). Open Source contribution a plus. See http://mochimedia.theresumator.com/

I'll toss in a recommendation for Mochi Media. They were very accomodating to me during my brief stint with them 2 years ago. The briefness was my doing, not theirs.

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by stonemetal »

plinkplonk wrote: post #32
Macca wrote: post #30

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yeah, unfortunately. The job requires either US citizenship or permanent residency. If you're interested in the reasons, google ITAR.

Too bad! Ah well, hopefully someone else will compete with the United States for Space Exploration in our life time. Nothing like fierce competition to stimulate making things easier for people trying to work for you! ok so I scanned through ITAR and it has 20 categories of items on the "Munitions List". If any non US hackers want to be "Munitions Expert"s, keep reading. (1) Firearms, Close Assult Weapons and Combat…

Yeah it gets a bit crazy. At work we can't link to matlab because it is covered by ITAR.

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by marshallp »

do your own thing - why work for someone else? With platform as a service like aws,appengine,heroku you can build your own salesforce/google/ebay from scratch with no money/hardware/scaling bs

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by marshallp »

icey wrote: post #23
Macca wrote: post #17

SpaceX, Los Angeles. With the Obama administration's recent budget recommendations for NASA (cutting the Constellation program), we're continuing our expansion. Mad C++ & Linux skillz? Want to write code that lives on the International Space Station or controls our vehicle while it visits? Think humanity should colonize Mars? Drop us a line, we're hiring. Visit spacex.com/careers for more info.

This is quite possibly the first job posting I've ever seen that has made me want to write C++.

sending c++ up in space - i's wouldn't want to sit on the spacecraft

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by dmoney »

plinkplonk wrote: post #32
Macca wrote: post #30

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yeah, unfortunately. The job requires either US citizenship or permanent residency. If you're interested in the reasons, google ITAR.

Too bad! Ah well, hopefully someone else will compete with the United States for Space Exploration in our life time. Nothing like fierce competition to stimulate making things easier for people trying to work for you! ok so I scanned through ITAR and it has 20 categories of items on the "Munitions List". If any non US hackers want to be "Munitions Expert"s, keep reading. (1) Firearms, Close Assult Weapons and Combat…

So this seems to make open-source software aboard a spacecraft illegal. At least the software specifically intended for spacecraft operation. That's a shame.

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Post by marshallp »

Macca wrote: post #30
plinkplonk wrote: post #22

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Is this a US only job? Seeing as you would be writing code that runs on a vehicle on Mars, maybe you could accept code from a different part of the Earth? ;-)

Yeah, unfortunately. The job requires either US citizenship or permanent residency. If you're interested in the reasons, google ITAR.

government delights in shooting its own foot
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