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Zemanta, Slovenia, EUROPE Zemanta is changing how writing process works. Text editors stayed the same for last 20 years and it's time to make them smarter. Zemanta analyzes text being written in real time and helps the author with suggestions. You can check a basic demo at http://zemanta.com/demo We're looking for: * frontend engineer (Javascript): Creating user interface for Zemanta's personal writing assistant Whil…
Who we are: www.focus.com Located in San Francisco's Financial District, a block away from BART. Profitable. Offering competitive salary and equity. Small engineering team (Tools we use: Python (Django) Javascript (jQuery, Backbone.js, Node.js) AMQP (RabbitMQ) CSS (Blueprint, Sass)
What you should be: Above all else: Smart and gets things done. Willing to work on-site in San Francisco. Working from home one day a week is cool by us.
Contact dmccomas@ for additional information or to apply.
http://www.causes.com/join_us ! We're a small engineering team trying to save the world! with Ruby. You get a lot of freedom to work on what YOU think is the most important thing you can do for the company. If that means contributing or starting your own open source project, so be it (http://github.com/causes/ has grown by three new projects in the last month alone)
You can apply through the web site or by contacting me, adamcauses.com
Pivotal Labs is always looking for talented developers. We're an agile Rails/iOS shop and have done work for clients like Twitter and Groupon, not to mention a whole host of startups. We're located in the heart of Union Square at 14th and Broadway.
And we just bought a new ping pong table.
Mailgun is looking for engineers to help people communicate with machines and each other. We are a small team and you will help set the trajectory of the company in a very meaningful way.
We primarily use Python, Java and MongoDB.
Email founders@mailgun.net if interested.
RedMonk is the developer oriented industry analyst shop. We work with clients large (Cisco, Dell, IBM, Microsoft, VMware, etc), small (Cloudera, Eucalyptus, GitHub, Splunk, etc) and foundation (Apache, Eclipse, etc) to help them help developers.
We do this by conducting qualitative and quantitative research on developer trends and behaviors, the output of which is aimed at developers and made available to them at no cost. Revenue is derived from helping apply the research findings to our client's individual businesses.
The company is small, virtual and distributed, with people in the US, UK and Spain.
We're looking for a full time analyst. Required skills include the ability to communicate - rationally - in person and in writing. You should have a reasonable online presence and a passion for developers and the tools they use. And ideally, you'll have training and/or experience in statistics (R) / economics, programming and rich media.
Travel is heavy (2 or 3 day trips a couple of weeks a month) for 6 months out of the year. Location is not a hard requirement, but if you're in the greater Boston area that would be ideal.
For the right person, this is a great gig: you might not change the world, but you can change the world for developers by helping vendors get it.
Send a CV and anything else you believe we should consider to hiring @ redmonk.com.
We are building software to help universities find better students. We are located in Kendal Square and are looking for iOS and Python hackers that like building product. Our work: www.AdmitPad.com
Want to hear more? iheartcode@admitpad.com