Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2013)

ASOS (Camden Town, London) - Senior .net Developers - ASOS Marketplace

ASOS.com is a leading and fast growing online fashion retailer. ASOS Marketplace launched 2 years ago with the aim of building a "Global Fashion Democracy"; a platform to allow anyone, anywhere to sell fashion. It was a greenfield project and has been carefully cultivated inside and out to provide a great experience for buyers, sellers, its developers and business users alike. Marketplace is now at a turning point and 2013 is going to be a big year for the site. We're looking for talented C# devs to help us take it to the next level.

In many ways we operate like a startup. We use: - ASP.NET MVC - SQL Server - MongoDb - Solr - NServiceBus - Castle Windsor - JQuery - Mercurial - agile - with a lower case "a"

Sound interesting? Apply at http://careers.stackoverflow.com/uk/jobs/28319/senior-net-en...

Sounds interesting, let me shoot you my resume.

Mendix http://www.mendix.com/ (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) is on a hiring spree.

  Looking for:
  - Software Development Manager
  - Devs (JS, C#, Java, Scala)
  - Cloud Engineers (*nix, Puppet, Python, DNS, HTTP, etc),
  - System Engineers (Hardware, Networking, etc)

Mendix is a fast growing Agile PaaS (100%+ per year revenue growth for the last 7 years) with HQ in Boston and R&D in Rotterdam.

We're not some startup that's hoping to score a big hit, we're trying to change the world of software development.

If you've read "Blue-collar knowledge workers will save the economy" (http://seldo.com/weblog/2012/08/30/software_developers_can_s...), well, that's basically what we are doing.

We cater mostly to large businesses and deliver applications through our network of partners.

We're looking for a Software Development Manager to orchestrate R&D (25+ people) and report to the CTO.

  You should:
  - have a hands-on mentality
  - be a great fit with the team
  - have at least 10 years of experience in software
   engineering, including hands-on programming skills
  - think that Agile/SCRUM is a good idea
  - speak Dutch

This is a tough job but the salary will match.

We're also looking for very good developers / system engineers.

We work with the languages listed above, but if you're very good you can probably learn them soon enough.

Our team is great and we've had multiple international developers, however, relocation is required.

You can contact jobs@mendix.com and find more information at http://mendix.com/jobs

If you are interested in delivering applications using our platform: we have jobs for that in the US (Boston), the UK (Milton Keynes) and The Netherlands. Or you can sign up to become a partner!

Hubbub - London or Remote - Full time

Hubbub is saving independent food shops by letting people order online when they can't get to the shops themselves. We mask the complexity of ordering from lots of separate shops and allow customers to place a single order online and receive all their weekly shopping in one go. It's good for the shops because it lets them reach a wider audience, and it's good for our busy customers because it allows them to support their local community.

We're looking for two developers, who will double the size of our current team, to work on our Rails based website and supporting applications. Ruby experience is a plus, but we're very happy to take on people without direct experience if they know how to learn - our second developer hadn't written any Ruby before starting with us.

More details, including how to apply, are at http://developers.hubbub.co.uk/

I feel like typically these threads are populated a lot quicker. I wonder if vacation time is contributing to the reduced growth rate... Or maybe it's just because I'm actually looking this time.