Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2012)

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https://silentcircle.com

We're looking to fill several positions; hoping to find folks with experience in:

  * Web UI/UX
  * Web development (our stack is mostly Python)
  * Systems administration (mostly Debian, some FreeBSD)
  * Network engineering (Juniper)
  * Network and Systems Security
  * Distributed storage
  * VoIP
  * Android/iOS development

jobs@silentcircle.com

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Check out the position: http://www.drivecurrent.com/careers.html

We have a couple long-term applications that are developer in PHP w/ Zend Framework, a smaller application in Ruby, and are planning new development in Python/Django.

Come join us as we grow a new office in Salt Lake City and expand our existing one in San Diego.

Solid paid vacation/holidays, work-at-home days, semi-flexible hours, on-site.

We’re a small team based in an awesome office in San Francisco’s Hayes Valley neighborhood and want to meet creative people eager to help others share the places that matter to them.

Findery lets people create, share, and discover notes about the places around them. We want to build something that millions of people will use and love. We want people to put our company name on their license plates; to make cakes with our logo on them; and to meet on Findery, fall in love, and live happily ever after.

We’ve built something like this before (our founder/CEO Caterina Fake is the Chairman of Etsy and cofounder of Flickr & Hunch), and it was one of the most fulfilling experiences of our lives. We’re doing it again. Come join us!

We’re looking for people who have a reputation for building cool things, a knack for learning and reaching just outside their comfort zone, and a passion for creating a virtual space that will foster real-world experiences. Finally, we’re hoping to hire people with the confidence to voice opinions and offer help, but have the humility to welcome opinions and ask for help.

Plus, we want people on the team who are fun to be around. :)

Check out our jobs page at http://www.findery.com/jobs or send us an email jobs@findery.com.

Grasshopper NYC is hiring a full-time C# game programmer based in our new studio at digital/physical media cooperative Collab in Soho, New York. Come join the team creating game lounges for grown-ups -- the "arcade" of the 21st century. You will program games for multitouch tables, tablets, walls and floors -- all meant to to foster meaningful face-to-face social interaction.

Experience with Unity 3D and multitouch interfaces are big pluses, but most important is serious fundamental game programming skills; strong software design and architecture; pride in code quality; understanding of practical software engineering, testing, and deployment processes; good communication skills; an eagerness to dive in and work hard to get things done correctly and quickly; and above all a love for programming as a creative craft.

For the right candidate, there will also be many opportunities to contribute to game design and overall design of the Grasshopper space and experience. Compensation is based on experience and expertise.

For more information or to apply, check out some videos at GrasshopperNYC.com and send questions and/or resume and cover letter (including where applicable links to user profiles on programming-related sites like Hacker News, Stack Overflow, github, and Unity Answers) to Ien Cheng at ien@grasshoppernyc.com.

Note: Grasshopper is also hiring game programmer interns and freelancers.