Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2018)

I am Vasusen, an engineering manager at Coursera. We are transforming lives through learning. Our platform has reached over 30 million learners, 150+ university partners, and 2,700+ courses worldwide. We are rapidly expanding into offering high-quality degrees and just had our first batch graduate this year — https://goo.gl/tW4nUX.

We are looking for backend, frontend, or fullstack engineers — https://about.coursera.org/careers/careers/opportunities/eng....

email: recruiting@coursera.org or reach out to me directly at vasusen+hn@coursera.org

* Kernel Engineer

* Virtualization Engineer

* Go Infrastructure Engineer

About: We're building out unikernel based infrastructure. We're funded, have paying customers, and doing all sorts of interesting low level stuff - a lot of it we don't publicly talk about yet.

If you miss hacking in assembly or haven't gotten a chance to do what you learned in school you know you belong here.

Location: We're only filling full-time on-site (SF, CA) roles at the moment.

Sponsor: We can sponsor or do transfers for the right people.

Interview Process: 20-30min Phone Screen, 1-2hr onsite (comp. sci. fundamentals a must) - offer same day

Stack: Go, C, ASM

Also - I know this post is heavily geared towards engineers (it is HN) but if you happen to be a SDR we're hiring those too!

Email us or ping here.

We are a design and custom application development shop located in Charlotte, NC and we are looking for someone to join the team as a backend focused engineer.

Our website: https://union.co

If you are interested in learning more about the role please email me at andrew.gertig@gmail.com

Redash is a BI tool for people who We're looking for our first Customer Success Manager. As a Customer Success Manager your focus is creating and maintaining friendly relationships with our customers around the globe, maintain our knowledge base and write content.

Due to the nature of our product we're looking both for someone with strong communications skills but also some technical understanding. You don't have to be an engineer, but you do need to be able to write some SQL and understand what's the difference between MongoDB and MySQL.

You don't have to come with all the knowledge, but you need to be able to learn.

It's a bit not well defined, but I didn't want to miss the "Who is hiring" thread. If it seems like this might be for you -- just email me.

Thanks.

Email arik at redash.io to apply.

[1] https://redash.io [2] https://github.com/getredash/redash