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Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#151
Anywhere in Sweden or Norway | Relocation | Full Time

Stack: Embedded Linux, Qt, C/C++

Resume:http://linkedin.com/in/balazsbela | https://github.com/balazsbela | balazsbela.blogspot.com Contact: balazsbela [at] gmail [dot] com

C++ Developer working on applications for various ARM devices, looking to move to Norway or Sweden. Also did webdevelopment in the past: java (spring), angular, jquery. I specialise on Qt, but I'm open to any modern C++ based project.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#152
Montreal, Remote, Contract|Part Time

Stack: Rails Full Stack (8 years), Javascript(15 years), CoffeeScript, UX.

Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7974304/gary_haran_resum...

Contact: gary.haran@gmail.com

I specialize in getting an idea off the ground. I've founded and sold a startup within 7 months and sold multiple small side projects. I find inception of a startup to me way more interesting than scaling an infrastructure. My ideal contract would be to build version 1.0 and determining product market fit. Willing to listen to "idea" people if they're funded.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#153

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Love to see another .NET developer on HN! The Freelancer and Hiring posts each month usually ignore C# and ASP. Good luck! If you want to chat about .NEt, feel fre to contact me.

I'm a .NET dev too...there's more of us on here than you think

dito

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#155
Munich, Germany. Full Time or Part Time. Local or telecommute.

Stack: PHP,Python,MySQL; Bash,Nginx,Various Linuxes,Cygwin; Java,C++/wxWidgets; Common Lisp

Resume: http://bit.ly/1kBkwRo

Stack Overflow: http://bit.ly/1i66J10

DevOps engineer. Looking for a freemium-based linuxy telecommute-friendly consumer-facing company with a heart, intent on world domination in their niche. Will observe, ask, analyze, empathize, cross-link, compare, select, build, harden and deploy.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#156
Currently in São Paulo, Brazil, Remote and Relocation, accepting Full Time and Contracts

Stack: Lua, C, C++, Obj-C, Android Java, many other languages with many paradigms (including Functional, OOP, Procedural...)

Short Resume: http://coderofworlds.com/short-resume/

Contact: mauricio.gomes@coderofworlds.com

I am CTO and Tech-Cofounder of a mobile games startup, I am willing to do contracts, or quit the startup entirely if the offer is good enough.

Although I have a obvious focus in games (including a Game Design degree), I love hacking in general (for example I helped my dad design a wheel balancer, and using skills learned with that I made my own arcade game, including cabinet and electronics) and worked in non-games jobs in the past (for example, designed OCR and error correction to read numbers from a SMS received on very low-end mobile phones).

My main strength is learn whatever weird stuff you need learned fast and then use it to do whatever is needed (thus why the lots of languages and APIs on my resume... but I can say that I am master of C and Lua, because I love those two languages in particular, to the point of teaching them in conferences, workshops and tech schools).

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#157
London UK, Relocation (I'm from Slovenia, full EU member - meaning no visa required to work in UK), Full Time

BSc Computer Science

Stack: C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET MVC, JS/jQuery, Entity Framework, LINQ, WCF, CrystalReports, R, Subversion

Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/516897/CV.pdf

Contact: driznar [at] gmail [dot] com

Looking for a C# web development role with ASP.NET MVC. I have more than 3.5 years of experience developing software with .NET stack, from desktop apps (WinForms), to web apps (ASP.NET MVC) that utilized machine learning methods (R, R.NET) and SOA-based services (WCF, Web-services). All of it was done in the context of working for a financial services software provider, so I also have a lot of domain knowledge of how financial industry operates.

PS: I'm also open to learning another stack, if given the oppurtunity to learn it (especially Python/Django).

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#158
Phoenix or anywhere, Remote & Relocation, Full-time / part time / contract

Stack: C/C++, LISP

Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jerryasher/

Contact: jerryasher at gmail

20+ years of experience in C/C++, Linux development for embedded systems, enterprise systems, distributed systems. Some experience with Python, and JavaScript. And fwiw, I am really looking to move back to a coastal city.

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Louisville KY, Remote | Local, Full Time Stack: C#, ASP.NET MVC, JS/jQuery, SQL Server, Entity Framework, Git, TeamCity Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jeradrose Contact: jerad [at] jader201 [dot] com I'm looking for a full-stack web development position. I have extensive (15 years+) experience with the MS stack and have been working with MVC since it was introduced to the MS stack. However, I'm completely o…

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Re: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired?

#160

Awesome! I have been looking forward to this thread. Locations: Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Traveling consultant, or Remote Open to Full time or Contract Stack (.NET): C# and Visual Basic, ASP.Net MVC, WebAPI, Signalr, SQL Server, Team System, NUnit, IIS, Secure Web Services, Azure Cloud Stack (Java): Java server pages, Spring MVC, Oracle, MySQL, Postgresql, SVN, Jenkins, JUnit, TomCat, Apache,…

Ok - First the good news: I was already contacted for a new position!

The bad news: Ageism is alive and well in Philadelphia. I do not mind working with recruiters, but your requirements should NOT say you are looking for a "20-something developer". That is discrimination. He claimed this was a request from the client, but it is still illegal.

Also, yes I do own NoSQL.com and I love working in NoSQL, but I did not 'invent NoSQL'. No one did - it is just a marketing term that I was lucky enough to get the domain. Please - if you are looking to hire technical people, please at least try to understand some of the technology.

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