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Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (April 2011)

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

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Post by jtheory »

kisielk wrote: post #218
thesnark wrote: post #177

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi, This sounds really interesting to me, and I am in Vancouver too. Would you consider putting your email address in your profile? I have a quick question for you.

My email address is already in my profile. Not sure why you can't see it. I don't mind repeating it here if you can't see it for some reason: kamil@kamilkisiel.net

There's a slot for email in your profile, but this is not visible to other users -- if you want people to be able to contact you, include your email in the "info" textarea.

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

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Post by shafqat »

NewsCred is hiring in New York City.

Lots of positions, but our main focus is to find engineers who are passionate about information retrieval and big data. So any interest or experience in Solr, Lucene, NLP, Machine Learning, etc would be a great fit for the types of problems we're working on.

And we have unlimited vacations!

Full listing at http://platform.newscred.com/jobs

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

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Post by jayp08 »

dj_axl wrote: post #249

Cornerstone OnDemand, which IPO'ed last month. Located in Santa Monica, CA (Los Angeles area). Hiring for ASP.NET / C# / SQL developers. Specifically, Web Software Engineer (.Net/SQL), Software Engineer (WCF/.Net), Senior SQL Database Engineer (SQL Server 2008). http://www.cornerstoneondemand.com/careers http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Cornerstone-OnDemand-Review...

Would be interested in India job ...even though i 'm currently located in southern cal. ..

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

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Post by patrickxb »

Chicago - Software Engineer @ StatHat

See the full listing: http://www.stathat.com/jobs

You're going to be working on all aspects of StatHat: the front end web application, the design and display of quantitative information, the back end distributed system, database storage, configuring servers, optimizing code, writing iOS and Android apps, and continuing to design the evolving architecture of our system.

We use whatever language or technology is best to solve the problem. We are open to trying out new technologies, languages, and ideas. This job will be full of learning opportunities and you'll never be bored.

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

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Post by thomd »

Cambridge or Brighton (UK) - Aptivate

We are an established not-for-profit organisation working in International Development. The core of our work is in providing IT services to the sector (think data visualisation and data transparency, knowledge management and mobile devices), though we also work as facilitators and trainers. We're currently looking for skilled web developers who are prepared to participate in all aspects of the organisation.

For details http://www.aptivate.org/job-web-developer

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

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Post by davi »

I'm hiring a software developer for my group at Janelia Farm Research Campus, in Ashburn, VA. The goal will be to develop workflow for extracting wiring diagrams of neuronal circuits from large-scale serial electron microscopy of brain tissue. You can read about what I'm doing at http://www.hhmi.org/research/fellows/bock.html, and browse data at http://bit.ly/ga3Cfk. A detailed writeup of the approach was published a few weeks ago in an article at Nature.

I think the ideal candidate could come from a variety of backgrounds -- someone who had previously written or contributed significantly to the development of a game engine could be good, for example. Looking for strong quantitative chops, creativity, and a willingness to do some plumbing in order to make an elegant solution.

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

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Post by sergei »

San Francisco, CA Clustrix: Systems Developers

Clustrix has developed a highly scalable distributed database system from the ground up. We are looking for skilled systems developers to help us with the next generation of Clustrix Database.

As a candidate, you should be an experienced C developer and proficient in concurrent and asynchronous system principles.

Additionally, experience in any of the following areas is highly preferred. It's a sample of the kinds of problems Clustrix developers are faced with on a daily basis:

* Compiler design and implementation * Distributed query planning and optimization * Distributed concurrency control mechanisms * Fault tolerance in distributed systems * Distributed transaction management

jobs@clustrix.com

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

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Post by rbranson »

ghotli wrote: post #240

Memphis, TN - Infrastructure Engineer We design/develop/scale an interactive mapping platform. Our early products were all about superimposing cell phone coverage for carriers on a world map for them to embed in their websites. Now we have a platform for in-browser comparative analysis of arbitrary spatial information. We currently load it up with information about the wireless, cable, and telecom industries. I'm loo…

^^^ these guys, they have a cool project, and he forgot to mention EC2.
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