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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

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Loves Park, Illinois. Cleo Communications Inc. Java shop doing MFT. We're hiring Senior Software Engineers, Junior Software Engineers, QA, and Sales Engineers. If you're talented and in Northern Illinois(or Southern WI for that matter), we want to hear from you.

We offer competive salary, health insurance with company HSA contribution, dental, good PTO schedules, and all other manner of niceties. Company info: We're a well established company with many big clients. The company has been around for 20+ years in various iterations with the latest product cycle about 10-15 years old. We've recently been acquired by a couple of Silicon Valley backed gentlemen who see our potential and want to compete toe to toe with IBM in the Managed File Transfer domain. We're revamping products, spinning up marketing, staffing up and taking over the world. It is a startup atmosphere in an established company. If this sounds interesting to you, contact me @ jorr@cleo.com. I'm just a Senior Engineer, but I'll get you to the right people.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

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Mutually Human - Grand Rapids, Michigan http://www.mutuallyhuman.com/ --------------------------------------- We are a small team of software craftsmen (10 of us right now) passionate about making people's lives better through software. A little bit about us: - We write custom software of all shapes and sizes for clients all over the US - Though everyone here is fluent in Ruby, we're more concerned with using the rig…

I guess the business of writing custom software doesn't scale, like any other dedicated service/consulting business.

What do you think about this?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

#23
Images&CO in London, UK

Web developer

Role and requirements

4-5 years experience as web developer.

Understand and implement front end templates from layered PSDs.

Translate wireframes, comps, and functional requirements into functional HTML/CSS/JavaScript.

Develop responsive ecommerce and CMS websites, applications and standalone mobile sites across current and emerging devices and mobile operating systems, using and/or combining frameworks and custom code.

Good PHP and SQL skills and experience.

Apply emerging technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, Canvas 2d API, Geolocation and WebGL.

Review standards and frameworks for effective integration. Work as part of a team, communicate, report and deliver to plan.

Desired

Drupal and Magento experience ideal.

Objective-C and OpenCart a plus.

Good knowledge of hand-coded (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, JSON.

Knowledge of JavaScript/UI libraries and how to implement in AJAX solutions.

Experience working with CMS and ability to write cross browser compatible code.

Understanding and experience of SEO and accessibility in web development.

Understanding of web standards and experience of implementation.

Writing function and high level scope.

Git version control.

Apache/IIS and hosting setup.

mail@images.co.uk

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

#24
ROI - Cheshire, UK - Remote possible

We have over 140 people working on behalf of 12 major motor manufacturers in the UK to support their sales activity. From an IT point of view we are a small team within the business who customise Sage CRM systems (Classic ASP/C#) for some of these motor manufacturers and are now looking to build our own analytics and management product (technology stack not yet chosen, probably not MS).

We are looking for a well rounded web developer who is comfortable with HTML/CSS/Javacript/ASP/C#/SQL Server and ideally someone who also has Sage CRM experience. UI design skills not essential. This is one of the first hires in this area so will have a big say in the new products we create.

Remote working possible though would need to meet face to face occasionally.

If interested drop me a mail at lloyd - at - cogentic.co.uk

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

#25
Onespacemedia - Cambridge, UK. http://www.onespacemedia.com/

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Junior/middle-weight web developer

Are you an internet-obsessed design-savvy coder? Interested in being part of a friendly, dynamic team in a central Cambridge studio? We want to talk to front or back end developers who are creative, organised and love all things web. Ideally you'll have some or all of the following skills:

Knowledge of writing standards-compliant, high-performing HTML5 and CSS web pages. Experience of working with popular web libraries. We use Django and jQuery, but you can learn these on the job. Good knowledge of at least one programming language. We work primarily in Python and Javascript, but are happy for you to learn these on the job too. An understanding of database programming and design. Familiarity with *nix based operating systems. Awareness of popular web APIs, such as Google Maps, Twitter and Facebook. More important than relevant experience is the drive to learn and expand your skill set. If you've got a commitment to excellence and can demonstrate an aptitude for programming then we want to hear from you. In return you'll receive a competitive salary, full training and your own top of the range laptop (we work predominantly on Macs but we can let the odd Windows machine slip through the net!).

What you can expect to work on

Expect to work on a wide range of challenging projects. We don't have a cookie cutter approach to the web and push the design and technical envelope on all our work. Recent projects have included: an application that manages, filters and analyses radio spectrum data from a series of nationally-located nodes; a responsive website for a high-end safari and Africa travel company; a large website and online admin system to manage the ever-changing attractions and events for an interactive science centre; and a website/application that tracks, maps and graphs the progress of University spin-out companies. Most of our projects are responsive and we're as committed to the front-end user experience as we are to what's happening under the hood.

How we work

As a team we listen, learn, plan, design, build, test and deliver together. Whilst different people are responsible for their own part of a project, we all understand the importance of the chain and support each other to get things done. You'll be expected to manage your own workload and you won't ever have a project manager breathing down your neck. Our process is front-loaded with in-depth research and discovery rounds in which both developers and designers participate. This keeps scope creep to a minimum and deadlines and budgets realistic. We don't subscribe to unnecessary bureacracy and keep things streamlined and agile. You'll get to talk to clients too - we all share the successes and the challenges of a project together.

Learning

The web is constantly evolving so we expect you to as well. Experimentation and learning new skills is part of the fabric at Onespacemedia. Need some books or course materials? No problem. Want to try out some new techniques on a test project? No problem. Something you want to tell the world about a technology or trend? Blog about it on the website. We expect our team members to be passionate and knowledgeable about their field of expertise.

Lifestyle

Working at Onespacemedia is fun. We do serious work for serious clients but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy it. Expect plenty of laughter, music, company lunches, trips to the pub and impromptu ping pong battles. Just ten minutes walk from the station and ten minutes walk from the centre of Cambridge, the office is located just of Mill Road, the cultural heart of Cambridge (and probably the closest thing you can get to a London street outside of the capital). We're surrounded by green spaces, pubs, shops and cafés (including the legendary Hot Numbers). We've even got parking spaces. We operate a flexitime scheme too so those of you who are commuting from out of town don't have to spend four hours a day stuck in a traffic jam to and from work.

How to apply

Please send CV, covering note and links to any websites or applications you have created, or been involved with, to jobs@onespacemedia.com. We are open to enquiries from individuals seeking part-time and full-time work.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

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Veer West / FormAssembly.com - FULL-TIME - REMOTE / H1B OK.

Web Developer

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We’re looking for a talented and passionate developer to help improve and expand our web-based application, FormAssembly. The ideal candidate can craft code that’s robust and easy to maintain, switch between back-end and front-end development, and keep usability and user experience in mind at all times. You’ll work on our LAMP stack, as well as new projects with a clean slate, for which you’ll help pick the best technologies, architecture, and tools. You’ll work autonomously or with the team depending on the project, and will get many opportunities to share, teach, and learn from your coworkers.

UX Engineer

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Designing user interactions around web form building and data collection is a real challenge. If you’ve ever had to fill out a form online and cursed at your screen, you know what we’re trying to improve. We’re looking for a front-end developer / user experience designer. You have the technical skills (JavaScript, HTML, CSS) that allow you to imagine, design, and implement new features. You pay attention to details, and you’re an empathetic person, capable of evaluating your work with the eye of a typical user.

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Your work will get in front of tens of thousands of users and help make data collection easier for a lot of people, from schools enrolling students to large corporations improving their business processes. We're confortable working with remote workers and have sponsored successfully H1B applicants in the past.

To apply and for more info: http://www.veerwest.com/jobs

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

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Pitchup.com - London, UK http://www.pitchup.com

We’re looking for an ambitious developer to join our team to help us manage our current site and tackle tough online booking, search and geo challenges.

With only 30% of UK campsites and caravan parks available to book online, you'll be solving a problem that will benefit millions of users and thousands of campsite owners. You’ll employ the latest techniques to maintain and enhance the fast, frictionless search and booking process that Pitchup.com’s customers love.

You'll be expert in Python, with knowledge of at least one Python web framework and ideally GeoDjango experience, and good PostgreSQL experience. Very strong JavaScript skills, familiarity with nginx server environments and willingness to undertake sysadmin work are highly desirable.

…and you'll probably enjoy working with us if you're:

    - A fan of agile working practices – gets things done
    - A quick-on-the-uptake problem solver
    - Someone who enjoys coming up with new feature ideas
    - Backend stack: Python / Django / Postgres / Celery / nginx / S3 / Redis
Some remote working is possible, and some on-call evenings and weekends will be required.

Environment

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We're all about collaboration – you'll take part in regular brainstorms as the company grows rapidly over coming months. You'll gain direct experience of the rapid evolution of a high-profile start-up, working alongside other experts in their fields, in an apolitical, friendly environment.

Apply on our jobs (http://www.pitchup.com/jobs/) page and your application will come straight through to me.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

#28

AMA Capital -- Palo Alto, CA. Full time. H1B okay. Join us in writing software that trades billions of dollars per day in the foreign exchange market. We are a very small team, all engineers, who design and implement our own trading strategies and infrastructure, down to the networking code that connects us to financial markets. We want to add employees number 2 and 3 to our team in the coming months who will focus o…

Any chance for REMOTE [periods] from Europe?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

#29
Marvel Entertainment - New York, NY We are looking for front-end (JS, CSS) and back-end (PHP, Node and others) web engineers.

- We don't just make good comic books and movies, we make interesting technology as well. The digital group is the fastest-growing division inside Marvel.

- We work with cool, graphy data: http://marvelentertainment.tumblr.com/post/30536120271/marve...

- We do everything from consumer-facing web sites, to APIs, to digital comic readers.

- New employees get their own Iron Man suit*

* not really.

More information here: https://sjobs.brassring.com/tgwebhost/jobdetails.aspx?partne...

or email us at ( ( the absolute value of the difference in seconds between the UNIX epoch and noon (GMT/UTC) on the day of Stan Lee’s birth ) + ( ( the marvel.com ID of Bruce Banner’s alter ego ) * ( the HTTP response code for a successful non-cached GET request ) ) - ( the two-digit number at the beginning of the md5 hash of the (lowercased) last name of the writer for the first issue of the 1976 series of “Howard the Duck” ) ) @ marvel.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)

#30
Praescient Analytics Washington D.C. Full-Time

Software Engineer

Currently our engineers are working with Java, SQL Database Solutions and other cloud based technologies. At Praescient, you will get to work with smart people who are passionate about what they do. You won’t have to worry about meetings, will have a great deal of autonomy, as well as great benefits including 100% coverage on your medical, dental and vision insurance. Much of our work within Homeland Defense is cleared and we will be happy to sponsor you for a Top Secret security clearance or hold your clearance if you already possess one.

This opportunity will allow you to make sense of big data in a way that will help impact decisions made by key leaders in the national security realm. This is a real chance to help shape your customers’ mission. Bottom line—your work will be used and launched.

If interested please submit your resume to recruiting@praescientanalytics.com

Michael James Praescient Analytics MJames@praescientanalytics

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