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Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

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Canada (Toronto) - Looking for co-founder / CTO to lead development on a advertising optimization product. Strong computer science + statistical analysis skills are a must, ideally with previous experience building out low-latency transactional-type systems. Previous experience in ad-tech is not necessary, although would be beneficial.

You will be joining a team which has already built+sold a company in the online ad space, and has been working in the industry for 10+ years (and accordingly is very well positioned to succeed with this new venture). We are bringing an unusually advanced approach to online media buying, previously only seen in the financial markets.

Sound interesting? Email me a paragraph breakdown of why you're interested & why you think you're a good candidate to the email listed on my profile.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

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User Experience Designer/ Chief Architect Mumbai, Helsinki, San Francisco What’s in it for you? Early mover advantage as we are still a small start-up and building a growth team like those at Quora, Facebook, Slideshare. Opportunity to work with really talented engineers, designers and growth hackers to build products that you will be proud of. Culture of high performance, flexibility and responsibility with hack day…

Copying from a bullet point list, and just pasting it here. Not that cool.

Yeah I knew it will look so. I wish someday hacker news will have better editing options. Anyways job description matters more than how I have copied it from my word file.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

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UK, London £40,000 - £60,000 CTO / Lead Developer

You’re a Python, Ruby or PHP web developer, and you’re bored of hearing about photo-sharing apps. You’ve always imagined putting your skills to use and making a real difference to the world.

Marblar needs your skills, and we want to put them to excellent use supporting over 10,000 scientists around the world already bringing about the next scientific revolution.

Here’s how Marblar is different to most other startups vying for your interest:

- We’ve launched (and even had a little TechCrunch coverage to boot)

- We’ve been revenue positive since day 1

- We’ve now got the backing of some investors who wants us to succeed not just for the money they’ll make, but because they love science as much as we do

- We already have a tonne of users using our product, and we’re learning from them every day

- We have several customers - from top Universities, to top tier law firms to learned scientific societies.

- We’ve got the hustle and we need your tech skills to match it.

Our team is made up of PhD students from a range of scientific disciplines, but don’t let that put you off. Our less academic advisors tell us their IQ levels jump a few notches after spending a day with us, but we know our limitations and we want you to join us as our web technology expert.

Your role will be to help us learn even more from our users and devise and implement solutions to their problems that can be iterated fast. We love making decisions on data, and we believe everything is an experiment.

Please e-mail hello@marblar.com with the subject “Look at my marbles”. No need for a CV if you don't have one, just give us some links to examples of your work and tell us why you'd like to work with us.

Salary: £40,000 - 60,000 based on experience + meaningful equity.

Benefits: Your choice of hardware and a generous training budget.

Find out more about what we do at http://marblar.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

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TubularLabs (Sunnyvale, CA) - Analytics Engineers and General Engineers.

Key technologies: Storm, Python, Tornado.

About Tubular: We're building tools to help YouTube channel develop their audiance. What this means is that we're helping channels, programs and network increase their view base. We've recently closed a real series A round and have customers lined up to use our products.

Glad to provide more details via email - david@tubularlabs.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

#27
Frisco, TX (North Texas) Front-End Web Application Developer

JavaScript/jQuery/Backbone, Asp.NET / C#, Entity Framework / SQL

You’ll be an integral part of a small engineering team with many years of experience. We’ll expect you to learn quickly and make critical and significant contributions. Currently, we’re working on some tools for our customer service team and will soon start on developing a more mobile friendly version of our website.

We currently develop in JavaScript/jQuery/Backbone, but you’ll need to also be comfortable with Asp.NET / C# to support our existing website. Strong CSS/HTML skills a must and you should have a keen eye for design and usability. Participate in a 24/7 on-call support rotation and provide technical support to our customer service team.

If you’re interested, we’d love to see your work. It could be anything from a side project or your github profile.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

#28
OwnLocal (YC 2010) - Full time in beautiful Austin, Texas.

We're saving local newspapers by enabling their online revenue. And we're having success.

Our tools include Ruby on Rails, Cucumber, Javascript, Mysql, Redis, Amazon Web Services and Git.

Check us out:

http://ownlocal.com/company/jobs/ruby-systems-engineer/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

#29
WalletKit (Mountain View, CA and Chennai, India). We are looking for python and javascript hackers in India to work for our growing global startup.

WalletKit is the easiest SaaS platform for businesses to create,manage and deliver to its customers digital Boarding passes,Tickets,Store cards and Coupons for mobile wallets like Apple passbook and Google Wallet

We are funded by 500startups and part of current accelerator batch. More details at http://walletkit.com/jobs

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)

#30
San Francisco, CA.

FreedomCP (http://freedomcp.com/)

We're sysadmins/developers using our backgrounds in computer security and network research to automate the management of cloud servers and the web applications running on them.

What we need help with right now:

  Front-end engineer: Javascript · Security   ($80-$100k, 1.0%-2.0%)
  Back-end engineer: Python · Security        ($80-$100k, 1.0%-2.0%)
https://angel.co/freedomcp#recruiting

Or email me: kevin [at] [domain] :)

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