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Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by lvella »

San Francisco, CA Full time

The medical software industry is experiencing a revolution, and pMDsoft is looking for Software Developers who have the talent and drive to change it forever. You'll have a huge impact on health care in America by using cutting edge technology to change the way that physicians practice medicine.

We are small yet fast-growing and profitable company looking for Software Developers and Senior Software Developers to join our team.

A developer's career at pMDsoft is nothing like the stereotype of a programmer. In addition to brilliant engineering, it involves high-level decision making; interaction with customers who love using our product; involvement in sales, recruiting and other aspects of the business; and rapid career growth through real mentorship.

It's like a startup in that you'll wear many hats, have a lot of responsibility and be part of a small, highly-motivated team. It's not like a startup in that we make our own business decisions. We have a proven and profitable product, extremely happy customers and a team of people as talented as you are. We love what we do. We strive to work like a beautifully engineered German car: fast, efficient and fun

Your programming work will focus on extending our Java/JSP Web application, with an emphasis on open source technologies like Linux, Apache, Tomcat, Struts, AJAX/Web Services and MySQL. You'll have opportunities to work on sophisticated native apps for Android, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry and possibly others.

You: -bring at least three years of focused, impactful experience as a Web and/or mobile developer... plus a lifetime of curiosity -Have intelligence, energy and integrity -want to grow your career quickly and start learning management skills -lead multiple high-priority projects simultaneously -design applications that are intuitive and fun to use -communicate fluidly in a team environment -find elegant solutions to complex business issues that don't -always involve writing code -aren't agoraphobic - travel is fun!

We: -never set foot in a cubicle farm -like to play with sleek machines named after fruits and robots -inhabit a historical building in beautiful San Francisco -love our work -prefer Mac and Linux to... other operating systems -prefer to work in person with a small, fast-paced team -always search for the next hot thing -stock beer, tea and snacks in the office

If interested, please send your resume to lvella@pmdsoft.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by oakenshield »

Stealth security startup (YC Winter '12)

Mountain View, Full-time. Interns also considered

We are looking for our first employee in a kernel / systems / generalist hacker role. We are solving a high-impact problem in data security. Our product is based on patent-pending research. You will be involved in all major company decisions, and you will own significant portions of the codebase.

Skills:

* Significant Linux kernel hacking experience. VMM hacking expertise (Xen, etc.) also good.

* Good understanding of protocols, RPCs, distributed systems, message passing, etc.

* Also comfortable working on back-end Web-based services in dynamic programming languages. Experience with front-end code or design would be awesome but is not essential.

* Team player and has experience working in dynamic teams before. Previous experience at startups or security companies is great!

* Some experience with product development schedules and pipelines.

You can reach us at kernelhackerswanted@gmail.com. Please include your resume or links to Github/Linkedin.

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by damonpace »

sneak wrote: post #226
nixme wrote: post #178

San Francisco, CA - Do ( http://do.com ) Do is on a mission to build the best tools for small teams and businesses across the world. We're a small team of developers and designers. Hiring developers and designers at any level for backend + frontend web, and mobile (iOS and Android). Tech: Ruby. Lots of Javascript/Coffeescript. Backbone. PostgreSQL, Redis, Solr. iOS. Android. And we're a Salesforce company. Solid fund…

Man, how much did _that_ domain cost?!

I'm guessing in the $750k plus range...unless they've owned it for years.

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by jtheory »

sneak wrote: post #226
nixme wrote: post #178

San Francisco, CA - Do ( http://do.com ) Do is on a mission to build the best tools for small teams and businesses across the world. We're a small team of developers and designers. Hiring developers and designers at any level for backend + frontend web, and mobile (iOS and Android). Tech: Ruby. Lots of Javascript/Coffeescript. Backbone. PostgreSQL, Redis, Solr. iOS. Android. And we're a Salesforce company. Solid fund…

Man, how much did _that_ domain cost?!

Ha! That was my first thought as well. Google tells me that Salesforce bought it from Microsoft. One can only hope MS was a bit hard up that month, and thus susceptible to some hard bargaining?

There are so many domain names of new companies that instantly cast an image in my head of a handful of people sitting around a conference table, shaking their heads and subtly grimacing but still mustering up optimism about the compromises they're making with a domain name.

well, it sure is quirky, but that'll capture their imaginations, right? the walrus evokes a kind of avuncular humor, as well as a kind of powerful muscularity, both of which are very appealing across many demographics

well, launching with the dot net is a bit risky, but we're an internet underpinnings kind of company right? That's what dot net is for, I believe, and anyone who goes to the dot com will realize they're in the wrong place pretty quickly

well, sure, we'd have to spell it out letter-by-letter in a radio interview, but who does radio anymore? in a conversation, you'll just give them your card. and in google, once we've got some traction any of the natural misspellings are going to work just fine anyway. the sound of it is just awesome, the three Xs make for a powerful text logo, and the dot com isn't squatted or anything

oh, but come on, who's going to read it like that? someone with a sick mind, that's who, but even then, doesn't that just add a little spark of interest to an industry that otherwise has a pretty boring image

well, it sure is a boatload of cash, and we could probably launch 5 startups with just the funds that are going into this domain name, but we've got the resources right now, and if this thing really takes off that'll be a drop in the bucket, right? Really, really takes off, yeah, but i've been crunching the numbers and

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by puppetrecruiter »

Puppet Labs www.puppetlabs.com/jobs

Puppet Labs, provider of IT automation software for system administrators, is growing!

* Professional Services Engineers (SysAdmin or DevOps background, works with our clients, travel) in Portland, NY, and London

* Operations Engineers (SysAdmin or DevOps background, in-house position, no travel) in Portland, OR.

Also always open to Software Developers and Interns (apply via our Future Opportunities job posting) interested in joining our team.

Check out recent article on our VC funding! http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2011/11/29/puppe...

Apply online or email aimee@puppetlabs.com if interested! (Please no staffing agencies.)

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by mdkess »

kal00ma wrote: post #133
_napw wrote: post #63

Broadway Technology - New York, NY and Austin, TX. We're a small, fast moving and profitable ~40 person software company revolutionizing fixed income and foreign exchange trading software by creating a very fast trading platform for algorithms and people (to be clear - we’re a software company, not a hedge fund/trading firm). We are hiring top tier consultants and software engineers. Some opportunity to work remote,…

Would you consider fully remote applicants? I'm interested in trading systems development but don't live near those two locations.

Apply and mention it, I can't give you a definitive answer either way. We do have some people working as consultants in Europe (your other comments seem to suggest that you are living in Oslo?).

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by jwpeddle »

Toronto, ON. Full time.

G Adventures is a technology-driven adventure travel company in downtown Toronto, and we're looking to expand our software engineering team.

Our current stack is Python/Django. We use Macs, deploy to Ubuntu on Apache/Lighttpd, and love experimenting with technology. For example, we recently rolled out a dynamic booking process built on Backbone.js and async data-refreshing with Celery.

We love coffee, roti, beer, and foosball. Oh, and of course adventure travel, for which there are generous perks!

Great location, themed meeting rooms, regular cultural lunches, tons of merch, technical freedom, and a huge amount of company spirit and staff appreciation.

We have multiple positions open, and are eagerly waiting for passionate developers to fill our inbox. Send us an email at ecommerce@gadventures.com

http://www.gadventures.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by jbae29 »

bobhaigler wrote: post #198

San Francisco, CA One Medical Group is hiring Rails engineers and a Front End/UI Engineer. We're a small Rails team and looking to grow to match the recent expansion of our healthcare business. Send mail to: bhaigler@1life.com and check us out at: http://onemedical.com

I've been using one medical for the last few years. I have to say it's a really good deal and a great service. I didn't realize they had an internal team doing development. What kind of stuff are you building?

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011)

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Post by chiamonkey »

Software Developer, Rangespan http://www.rangespan.com> (Paddington Area, London, UK)

Job Description:

Rangespan is looking for python developers to join our growing team. As one of the first technical team-members, you’ll have broad and hands-on responsibility for design and development of extraordinarily scalable systems and web services for retailers and suppliers.

Requirements:

  * BS or MS degree in Computer Science or equivalent
  * Fluency with Python and Django
  * Proficient with MongoDB and MySQL
  * Demonstrated experience building a platform from scratch
  * Experience with REST Web Service, Flask and fault-tolerant AWS architectures is a ideal
  * Experience with catalogue systems is a plus
  * Experience with machine learning algorithms is a plus
  * A knack for solving problems creatively
  * An ability to attract additional world-class software developers
About Rangespan:

Founded by ex-Amazon executives and engineers, Rangespan is an ambitious e-commerce and supply chain software company making it easy for retailers to offer deep product selection. We're solving complex problems with large data sets, machine learning and natural language processing techniques.

Contact Info:

  * Contact: Christian Ricci
  * Email: chris@rangepan.com or jobs@rangespan.com
  * Web: http://www.rangespan.com/jobs/
  * No contract or agency offers
  * No telecommuting
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