Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2015)

Are you an iOS, Android and/or Mac OS X developer? Maybe you're just the person Neonto needs to finish version 1.0 of our next-generation app design tool and take it to the next level.

The product, Neonto Studio, is a visual Mac-based creative environment for building mobile apps and interfaces. We want to enable designers to move beyond static mockups and limited HTML prototypes, into real native apps. Neonto Studio generates clean and lightweight iOS and Android code that can be easily used in a larger project or deployed to app stores.

From a technical point of view, this is a large-scale content creation app written in Cocoa. Currently there are code generation backends for iOS, Android & Apple Watch. Actually we're looking to revamp the code generation part of the software, so your input could make a crucial difference...

That's the great part of working on a product like this: your contribution makes a visible difference and enables creative people to do something they just couldn't do before. This could be your chance to make a mark on UI design workflows and the lives of designers everywhere!

Contact: jobs at neonto dot com

What are we up to: We are building the deepest, broadest, baddest knowledge graph on the planet. We have billions of entities, hundreds of billions of facts, an amazing presentation layer, and a growing distribution network of top tier publishers. Everyone needs knowledge (we have close to 200M citations a month), and we’re here to satisfy that need.

What’s next: we’ve built an amazing product architecture that leverages our expansive knowledge graph. The next step is to become a dominant force in the growing knowledge industry. I'd love to talk to anyone working or interested in this exciting space. Unsolicited outreach is strongly encouraged! (ivan -at- graphiq.com)

About the team: The challenge of scaling human organizations is not unlike the task of scaling a technology stack. Just as large monolithic software applications tend to become ineffective and fail, a highly scalable engineering organization can't be dependent on hierarchy. Developers, designers, and data analysts can form small, cross-functional, mission-oriented teams that are able to operate decoupled of one another (Bezo's 2PT). Besides yielding more effective results, this distributed systems approach to human organizations promotes a happier, more harmonious engineering culture.

https://www.graphiq.com/careers/explore-opportunities

Riot Games, developer and publisher of League of Legends, is looking for highly accomplished engineers passionate about the technology that excites and engages millions of players globally. Our opportunities run the gamut of Game Development, Big Data, Cloud Computing, eSports, Merchandise, Live Service Development and Corporate IT Systems. With tens of millions of players daily around the globe, we face cutting edge technical challenges at scale. Consequently, we’re an engineering organization that values “T-shaped” engineers - those with flexible breadth and pragmatic depth of experience.

http://www.riotgames.com/careers

Ok, corporate speak aside, League of Legends offers a pretty amazing and rare intersection of core video games and cutting edge, large scale, interesting tech problems. We're looking for engineers with experience in Go (yes, Go), Java, C++, C# and, well, the list goes on. We also leveling up our engineering leadership, looking for architects and managers. For those of us engineers who are gamers in our heart, this is a chance to work on something you’re truly passionate about. I feel quite lucky to work at Riot and am excited to have other other gamers join us in building games by players and for players. If you have any questions, feel free to hit me up directly on Twitter or LinkedIn.

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