Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

SoundCloud, the world’s leading audio platform, is looking for an experienced engineer to help kick start its mobile engineering efforts in New York City. In this role as an experienced end-to-end engineer of mobile applications, you will work on multiple systems to help take our mobile applications to the next level.

Ideally you will have experience developing mobile applications alongside web applications and services and have a good understanding of good software engineering practices and concepts.

You’ll also be up for an international adventure: we’ll need you to spend some time in our Berlin HQ before you head to join the rest of our engineering team in New York. There you’ll work across the entire mobile suite in a challenging environment and help grow our mobile engineering efforts in the US as we grow.

Responsibilities:

Working on projects across the mobile space in an end-­to-­end development environment and on multiple platforms, both as part of the team and independently. Assuming responsibility for projects across the mobile space in NY, while still collaborating with our engineering teams in Berlin to ensure that our approaches and standards stay consistent. Evolving process and practices associated with software development, with a focus on continuous improvement.

Requirements:

At least 3 years of experience working in an agile software development environment, applying the practices associated with building robust applications: unit/functional automated testing, continuous integration, continuous delivery and software design/architecture. At least 3­-4 years of experience developing in mobile platforms, ideally with experience in applications that have native code in C/C++. In­-depth understanding of mobile platforms and their unique features with respect to technology and user experience. At least 3 years of web services/applications development experience with a focus on API design, preferably in Scala. Bonus

Experience in implementation of ad products.

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About Working At Trello

Private offices. Free, catered lunch. Top-of-the-line benefits.

Born out of Fog Creek Software, Trello was built to be an awesome place to work. We treat employees like royalty. That means…

* Competitive salary

* Free gym membership

* Comprehensive health insurance plan

* 401(k) retirement plan with matching

* Generous parental leave policy

* Flextime

* Four weeks paid vacation

* All-expense-paid technical conferences

You wouldn't believe how inefficient most transportation systems are!

At RideCell, we build transportation automation software that helps large corporations, public transit agencies and Universities optimize, manage, and scale their transportation systems.

Our software has already moved almost 10 million people but that's just the beginning. We're working on much higher impact things that will fundamentally change the way logistics is done. Doing this requires solving some pretty interesting engineering problems ranging from optimally routing and dispatching vehicles to predicting customer demand based on historical and real-time variables to maximize throughput.

About You

- You have at least 3 years software development experience, including at least 2 years working with Python/Django.

- You have experience mentoring new developers.

- You have code samples you can share with us - preferably real projects hosted on GitHub or something similar.

- You've worked at a startup before and love moving quickly.

- Bonus points: you have experience with one or more of these: Angular.js, Django REST framework, Postgres, AWS, Vagrant, Ansible.

- Bonus points: you've worked on location aware projects before.

- Currently living in US and willing to relocate to San Francisco.

What We Offer

- A significant role on a small team working on a huge and valuable problem

- Competitive salary and meaningful equity

- An incredible team of genuinely good people

Next Steps

We don't believe in interviews full of syntax questions. We'd like to pay you to work with us for a week or two on a real project, we think that's the best way to see if we'd be a good match for each other. To get started, email jobs@ridecell.com your resume, link to your GitHub / code samples, and links to any deployed software you've worked on.

We believe that everyone in the workforce should get a smart debit expesne card from their employer and that every business owner should understand their expenses as they happen. We're building a SaaS business debit card platform that allows small businesses to have dynamic financial controls and trust levels, accountability by default, and realtime expense management. Our private beta went live with Mastercard last month.

We're a small team from a diverse set of backgrounds (Pinterest, V.C., Netscape, Thoughtworks, Amex...) based in our converted-Victorian office in SoMa. We strive to have an open and accepting culture. On the technical side:

* We're building our APIs with Flask on Python3 and using Postgres, Redis, and S3.

* We're building our Web apps with AngularJS and Sass (mobile app as a web/native hybrid).

* Our web infrastructure is deployed with Ansible an uses Nginx, Sentry, and an ELK stack for logging.

* We use Git + Phabricator for code reviews. We like linters and unit tests.

We're looking for:

* Design - We care deeply about UX and are looking for a designer who has a passion for building great interfaces.

* Frontend - We're looking for the type of person who reads all of the new browser API specs and is excited by ServiceWorkers. * Backend - Do you have a passion for building well factored code and designing great APIs?

* DevOps - We're obsessive about infrastructure automation...

Want to help businesses by solving company expenses? Send us an email: jobs at karmiclabs dot com; be sure to tell us a bit about yourself and include a link to something that you're proud of.