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Twilio, the cloud communications company, is hiring! We're a venture-backed startup located in downtown San Francisco, and all roles are for in our SF office, except for our developer evangelist. This is great timing, because we just launched our jobs page: http://www.twilio.com/company/jobs We're a quirky group, but if working on mission critical communications technology delivered in self-service pay-as-you-go styl…
We need a web developer and a platform engineer. We're small (6 people), working on something cool, have a small and growing set of initial customers (Techcrunch was our first) and a nice long invite list of people knocking to get in.
We're definitely hiring! isocket is just south of San Francisco and literally right next to the Burlingame Caltrain station. http://isocket.com/jobs/ We need a web developer and a platform engineer. We're small (6 people), working on something cool, have a small and growing set of initial customers (Techcrunch was our first) and a nice long invite list of people knocking to get in.
We're definitely hiring! isocket is just south of San Francisco and literally right next to the Burlingame Caltrain station. http://isocket.com/jobs/ We need a web developer and a platform engineer. We're small (6 people), working on something cool, have a small and growing set of initial customers (Techcrunch was our first) and a nice long invite list of people knocking to get in.
Don't forget the perks: Booze & cookies. =)
Looking for experience in any of the following: Python, C, or LabVIEW Analog and Digital Electronics Design Control Theory and Systems ken@erdosmiller.com
We're definitely hiring! isocket is just south of San Francisco and literally right next to the Burlingame Caltrain station. http://isocket.com/jobs/ We need a web developer and a platform engineer. We're small (6 people), working on something cool, have a small and growing set of initial customers (Techcrunch was our first) and a nice long invite list of people knocking to get in.
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It was long. The entire thing took almost two months, and about three weeks passed after my final on-site interview before I heard anything definitive, though there were a number of intermediate steps in between. My recruiter was really helpful. He kept in touch with me throughout the process, and let me know each time I passed a milestone. I've spent the last four years in a C# shop, and most of the interviewers he…
This is great. Thanks for spending the time to type this up! It does sound like a very involved process.
I did have 5 different phone interviews for three different positions. With questions ranging from software engineering, to system administrator.
I was really nervous, especially since I am just out of college and that may have led to my downfall. On my second phone interview the interviewer was hard to understand, lot of line noise, and he seemed to not understand me. I got all the different programming languages I know mixed up together into a bad psuedo code. This was my first over the phone programming questions.
My second phone interview that contained programming went really well, the interviewer had done some reading on what I was into and helped me calm down and feel at ease. I got my programming right, got what I needed down on paper (Google Docs), and thought I did pretty well.
Emailed both interviewers afterwards to thank them for their time, the guy from the second phone interview, which also happened to be my last, got back to me hoping that I would get to work together with him.
Project: Something disruptive that will change the way software is developed.
Tech: We are developing with Python & Google App Engine.
Team background: Founding investor, Napster; pioneer in social networking (from 2001); previously raised almost $4MM for past startup
Project status: already in private beta
Reqs: Python/GAE experience not necessary if you learn quickly and can show past projects. Especially interested in folks with 1 or more of the following:
- Excellent math/algorithmic abilities
- Excellent sense for consumer Internet usability
- Solid productive programming chops
- Orientation towards A/B (/multivariate) testing
- Customer Development Process experience
- Experience in social media development
We are looking to add team members who can rapidly become seriously productive and want to create applications for use by tens and hundreds of millions of users.
We currently have team members in North American and Indian timezones.
We will be raising funding from our personal network of successful tech entrepreneurs soon.