Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

Qualia | Full-Stack Software Engineers & Product Managers | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time, Salary + Options

Qualia (qualia.com) is a startup making web applications for real estate professionals. We just raised our series C and we're growing! We're hiring for the following roles; please reach out if any of these matches your experience!

* We're looking for full-stack software engineers with a few years of experience in relevant domains. Web application experience is a big plus. Our software engineers work on all aspects of our products and have flexibility and trust to decide how best to implement their projects.

* We're looking for an engineering lead for our flagship consumer-facing product, Qualia Connect. Our engineering leads each report to our VP of engineering and guide their team members on architecture and implementation in addition to writing code themselves.

* We're looking for infrastructure engineers to work on our cloud systems (AWS, Docker Compose, Terraform, Rancher, nginx)

* We're looking for product managers to work directly with our engineering team on user research, scoping features, guiding design, and measuring our products' success.

Our engineering culture is collaborative and friendly, and we make beautiful products that our customers love to use. We're looking for engineers who want to be generalists: our engineering team does everything from the user interface design to the data syncing across our distributed systems. Our product managers work directly with our engineers to coordinate complex releases and design new features based on user feedback and needs.

Prior experience in the real estate industry isn't required, but you can expect to learn all about it! We offer daily catered lunches in our downtown SF office, right by BART and Muni.

Our goal is to make it possible to buy a house completely online. Solving the real estate coordination problem makes for some really fun engineering and design challenges, and opportunities to make the process better for everyone involved.

Contact Travis at travis@qualia.com!

LoopUp | London | On-site | Full-stack Engineer | https://loopup.com/en/company/careers/

LoopUp is working to create the best remote-meeting solution on the market. We put a big emphasis on creating easy-to-use software with a great user experience.

We're expanding our engineering team from San Francisco into London so we're looking for full-stack engineering of all levels of experience to become founding members of the team and shape the way we think about building software.

Tech Stack: .NET Core, Node.js, Typescript, React, Vue

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There's really cool stuff going on at Hudl, including hardware projects like the Hudl Focus camera. They have a diversity of technology, fun developers, and a fun problem space. Tyson and his team are awesome to work with. We're involved with the hiring process and there to answer questions.

CommerceBear | Software Engineer | Toronto, ON | Full-time | https://angel.co/company/commercebear/jobs/653252-full-stack...

Meet the company making e-commerce bear-able. We’re an e-commerce technology company that enables furniture manufacturers and wholesalers to generate new revenue and profits by selling across popular online marketplaces like Wayfair, Amazon, Overstock, Walmart, and Houzz.

We are an early-stage startup and have just raised a small round. We are looking to grow the development team from 2 to 6 this year. We build software that empowers furniture manufactures to manage all their e-commerce needs in one place. Everything from getting your products listed online, to managing returns.

Our Stack: Node, Express, Postgres, React, AWS

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