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

#202
Rollbar (https://rollbar.com): San Francisco.

Looking for a senior backend engineer. You'll join our three-person team (all of us code) and help shape the future of the product and company.

We're building tools to help developers solve problems faster, and our customers love us. As back-end engineer, you'll own the reliability, scalability, and performance of our systems. Rock-solid reliability is required. Your hats will include devops, DBA, performance optimization, and building new tools and systems.

If this sounds interesting, let's grab coffee or a beer. Email brian@rollbar.com

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

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Hey hackers!

I'm the CTO of a social dating startup called Coffee Meets Bagel (http://www.coffeemeetsbagel.com) based in San Francisco, and we're looking for a Lead Mobile Engineer to build our iOS and Android apps. We have an existing app but, honestly, it sucks; you'd be rebuilding the apps from scratch.

We are a small, close-knit team of 5 full time people. The technical team consists of a backend engineer (me) and a front-end engineer, plus a remote backend developer. You would be the first mobile developer. We're looking for someone who has experience building either iOS or Android apps (both is even better) so you can hit the ground running. Other than that, we are open to a wide range of candidates - if you are a solid engineer, are highly innovative, and are excited about a fast-paced environment where your ideas will be heard, then please contact me at adam-at-coffeeemeetsbagel-dot-com.

Disclaimer: though it can help, even working at a dating startup can't guarantee that you will find a date.

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

#204
Bondsy -- Brooklyn, New York -- Full Time

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Bondsy is a new way to buy, give, or trade things with friends. Price items as you want – $20, a hug, lunch, shoes, or just a favor. Only people connected to you can see your things, and you can create a beautiful webpage to share beyond the app.

Bondsy is a Spring 2012 TechStars NYC graduate.

https://www.bondsy.com/

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We're hiring an iOS Developer.

In particular, we are looking for the following skills:

Production experience with Cocoa, UIKit, AFNetworking, CoreData, CocoaPods, and git.

Comfortable taking ownership of development of major features, with the ability to produce modular, maintainable, and low entropy code.

Ability to do effective QA, and to instrument, identify, and highly optimize memory-, CPU-, and GPU-bound operations

A solid foundation in system architecture, Objective-C design patterns, and UNIX

Experience with agile-like development processes and ability to self-manage

There are a few more nice-to-have's:

Involvement in the iOS community. User of open source Cocoa software. Open source contributions.

Experience with KIF, unit testing, and AFIncrementalStore.

Email jobs@bondsy.com to apply!

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

#205
Boston, MA - full time, internship - programmers, developers, technologists

Smarterer http://smarterer.com/

Make a difference, change the world, have fun, do something cool.

We're looking for creative hackers and programmers to join our dev team.

I could be accused of drinking the Kool-aid, but I honestly believe Smarterer is doing something unique and important. We're approaching a point where traditional university credentialing isn't enough, skills are changing too quickly and what makes someone effective in a role or job is evolving. New roles appear daily that no (or few) traditional universities have courses for: e.g. growth hacker, social media evangelist, CNC machinist / programmer. People are acquiring more and more skills through non-traditional means. Nascent "education 2.0" initiaitives are exciting, but they still face the problem of measuring and credentialing, especially those that learn online.

How do you show what you know?

Smarterer has created an innovative testing system and scoring algorithm that allows rapid evolution of content, skill measurment, and question characterization. We've made it fun as well as rigorous, based on modern testing theories.

Smarterer is helping enable a revolution: in the changing job marketplace, in education and learning, and in the way people measure their own skills and share that knowledge.

Our mission: Measure the world's skills

More job details here: http://smarterer.theresumator.com/apply/aetIvu/Web-Programme...

You can also contact me directly at mikepk@smarterer.com

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

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REMOTE Mobile Developer [US Citizens Only] I am CTO @ Appstem Media ( http://www.appstem.com ); We are primarily based in SF and San Diego but take remote workers from all over the US. We have grown from 1 to 20 employees in 2 years (mostly fulltime, but several contractors). We have made mobile applications for 50+ clients including Tesla, Ouya, Kaiser Permanente, Enterprise, and others. Benefits: - Good health / de…

Regarding US Citizenship requirement - any other reasons besides accounting/paperwork difficulties?

That statement could lead to some hot water/discriminatory hiring practice issues.

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

#207
Cue (http://www.cueup.com), San Francisco, full time + interns

At Cue we connect our users with the right piece of information at the right time by understanding and correlating related data from across their email, contacts, calendar, files, and social streams.

This is a really hard problem with real world impact. Our software processes billions of documents in real time, extracts semantics from text, and searches across disparate document sets and document types. I also honestly believe our product has the opportunity to change the world by making everyone in it more productive. We've built everything with a team of only 12: 10 eng, 1 designer, 1 everything else.

We're hiring all manner of engineers and engineering interns - generalists, devops, iOS, Android, NLP, ML. We primarily use Python, Java, JavaScript, and Objective-C but we always love to talk to people with great general skills over specific knowledge.

Open source projects: https://github.com/Cue

Tech blog: http://tech.cueup.com/

Jobs page: https://www.cueup.com/jobs

Apply to: jobs+hn@cueup.com

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

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Interactive Strategies is seeking a Full Stack .NET Developer in DC / DMV area. Remote might be possible for exceptional proven candidates. No H1B - Sorry. We are 17 person full service web agency located in the heart of Washington, DC. We approach each project with a comprehensive strategy phase and then determine the correct technology for the project. That often results in us selecting Sitecore for the client's co…

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

#209

Cue ( http://www.cueup.com ), San Francisco, full time + interns At Cue we connect our users with the right piece of information at the right time by understanding and correlating related data from across their email, contacts, calendar, files, and social streams. This is a really hard problem with real world impact. Our software processes billions of documents in real time, extracts semantics from text, and searches…

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

#210
Boston, MA & Providence, RI -- Full time & interns AppNeta (formerly Tracelytics) http://dev.appneta.com

We work on elegantly answering questions about performance that web developers face each day. We ship instrumentation extensions for a growing list of web servers and application languages (Python, Ruby, Java, PHP, Apache, Nginx, Lighttpd, etc) that follow & monitor web requests as they are forwarded between processes and servers.

We sit atop mountains of data and strive to provide intelligent, actionable insights for our customers about the performance of their app's code & servers. Processing & visualizing it all (at scale) is a big challenge, and we’re looking for talented engineers to help us.

Our current (and growing) "big data" stack consists of have a data faucet and processing pipeline that does a ton of writes (Python, Cassandra, Hadoop, MySQL, Celery, C/C++, etc), a web backend that does a comparably lower number of reads (Python), and an elegant, powerful interface (Backbone, D3, jQuery). We also use TBone, a Backbone library that we open-sourced that automagically manages data dependencies for you: http://tbonejs.org

We're a small team backed by a strong, growing company that is investing heavily in our product's future. Our work is distributed, agile, and test-driven. We're based in Boston, MA, with an office in Providence, RI. If you're interested drop me a line at cce@appneta.com or visit http://dev.appneta.com! Thanks!

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