Ask HN: Who is hiring? (April 2014)

If anyone's interested in working in analytics/data, they should check these guys out. Awesome team, large datasets, fascinating problems.

Exabeam, Platform Engineer (fulltime), San Mateo, CA

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You will be responsible for designing and implementing a brand new data processing system to detect advanced security threats using the latest stream processing and machine learning techniques. As part of the founding team you will have the opportunity to define and work in various areas of the platform including data ingestion, data processing, algorithm design, machine learning, reporting, visualization, etc. You will also have the opportunity to contribute to all aspects of product definition and system architecture. You are a strong software engineer who is passionate about large-scale systems. You care about producing clean, elegant, maintainable, robust, well-tested code; you enjoy collaborating with others to come up collectively with the best possible solution. You have experience with performance, scalability, and reliability issues of large 24x7 systems. Responsibilities:

• Design and develop various platform components using latest technologies and coding in Scala. Requirements:

• Experience in Scala or other functional programming languages (Haskell, Scheme, Lisp, Ocaml, F#). Alternative deep Java expertise and strong desire to learn Scala.

• Strong Object-oriented experience, for example in Java, Scala, Ruby, or C++.

• Experience building complex systems with high performance, scalability and reliability requirements • Experience with distributed data processing system (Kafka, Storm, Spark, Shark, Akka, Hadoop, others.)

• B.S. in Computer Science or related disciplines. Why work at Exabeam?

• Unique opportunity to be part of a founding engineering team to help define and shape a brand new product for a huge business problem. Unique chance to start writing code from scratch.

• Work with a top-notch team of smart, motivated engineers, pushing the envelope to produce the most advanced real time security data processing engine

• Technically challenging and very interesting problem. Opportunity to work with the latest technologies in distributed systems, machine learning and high volume data processing

• Strong team with deep security and technology expertise

• Well funded company

Email me at:

San Francisco - Full Time (Will Relocate)

Full Stack Developer At Mailgun

To apply just shoot us an email: hack@mailgun.net

Who we are:

- Mailgun is The Email Service for Developers.

- We make it easy for developers to implement email into their software.

- We're ex-YC and were acquired by Rackspace in 2012 but remain an independent product

- We move fast in a startup-like atmosphere but we have access to juicy hardware, large marketing muscle and world class data centers.

About our team:

- We love Linux, open source and enjoy contributing back.

- We have one 30 minute meeting a week and think that's enough.

- Our favorite GUI is ssh/bash, preferably served grey on black.

- We have a hot key for everything.

- Some of us have never dragged or dropped anything.

About you:

- You are an intellectually curious hacker.

- You can teach us how to do Javascript, Python, HTML and CSS right.

- You really know why REST is important in API design.

- You've managed your own memory on multiple occasions (successfully).

- You want to have an enormous impact on a product developers love.

- You believe the actor-model concurrency is a better idea.

- You know what an architecture astronaut is and you're not one.

We need help with:

- Taking care of our entire Control Panel including Javascript front-end, Python back-end and APIs

We offer:

- Competitive salary and benefits.

- Relocation to San Francisco, CA.

To apply just shoot us an email: hack@mailgun.net

London, UK — Fountain Digital Labs (http://www.fountain-digital.com) — All-round backend developer

We're a well-funded 1.5 year old startup working on the delivery of live video streams from our own cameras around the globe into an iPad app for children. We're currently rolling out our first two installations — in Dubai and in Moscow. And we just grew to ten people.

Both the client part (iOS) and the video processing backend (Python/ffmpeg) are being actively developed in-house. We're currently looking for a Python developer, full-time in London. Our office is at TechHub (207 Old Street), in the heart of the Silicon Roundabout, but we'll be moving to the new office in the same area very soon.

The usual job description blurb is at our landing page at http://www.fountain-digital.com. I want to add that it's a great opportunity for a backend developer to get involved in a very serious wide-scale project. We're not in the business of making websites or Facebook apps, our video cloud routinely loads tens of large Amazon EC2 instances — and grows automatically as you add new video streams. We're really doing interesting work here.

If you've never done Python in production, but love distributed systems, programming at scale and are a strong all-rounder — feel free to apply anyway. We love working with smart and hardworking people.

If you want to ask anything about the product, technology, or anything else, drop me a line (I'm the CTO). My email is in the profile.

No recruiters please.

Ruby/Rails. NYC or REMOTE. Full-time.

Hi! We're Fractured Atlas, a national non-profit that supports artists and the arts. We have several technical projects going on like Artful.ly and NYCPASpaces.

We're big on open source but looking to get bigger: github.com/fracturedatlas.

The non-profit is based in Manhattan but our dev team is almost entirely remote. We'd prefer you be on the East Coast (DC-Boston) but as long as you don't mind to travel then you can work from wherever. We try to rope the whole dev team together twice a year.

We need a senior Ruby/Rails guy right now and we'll be needed some more junior people over the course of this year. Most of our work is primarily in Rails but we have an iOS app, a PHP app, and we'r ere-engineering a lot of infrastructure so some of that stuff is open to discussion. I am particularly excited by Go.

Get in touch at gary.moore@fracturedatlas.org and say you heard about us on the HN news thread.

Thanks!