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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
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
being downvoted on a site all about startups for suggesting to do a startup!
CitrixOnline (makers of GoToMeeting, GoToWebinar, GoToMyPC, etc.) has a number of positions in the Santa Barbara / San Francisco area for software engineers, primarily using Java. http://www.citrixonline.com/careers.tmpl
we at neustar have a ton of openings for software developers etc. Our better known brands are webmetrics and ultradns http://www.neustar.biz/about-neustar/career-information/job-...
We're in stealth right now, please do contact us if at all interested!
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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.
Ok, it's the third time in less than two weeks that I'm going to pitch it, but I think it's for good reason: I think that a good solution to all of these "who's hiring" threads is on the website that I'm working on. Please take a look at http://job4dev.com . We want to make it more than a simple job board. Our goal with this site is to make it a tool where people can do research about the job market on their own. A "…
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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