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Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by Brushfire »

OkCupid Labs (www.okcupidlabs.com) - San Francisco, CA

We're building new products that connect people in love, life, work, and beyond. We assemble as small product teams that work fast, have fun, and ship often. We're looking for product-minded engineers to join us.

Current openings:

  - Frontend Engineers

  - Fullstack Engineers

  - Dev Ops Engineers
Check us out: http://jobs.okcupidlabs.com/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by orangethirty »

myth_drannon wrote: post #279
orangethirty wrote: post #210

Nuuton. Remote. Looking for a Python programmer. Experience in search is a plus. I don't want a rock star, just a mature and responsible person who can get the work done. No crazy hours or crunch time. Nuuton does not have a ping pong table.

Your blog is down.

It's not up yet. Thanks for visiting.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by doktrin »

glaugh wrote: post #97

SF - full-time, Front End Engineer About Statwing: We love analyzing data. We love the feeling of getting an idea, exploring some hypotheses, and finding a surprising story in the data. And we love enabling others to have that feeling. That’s why we’re creating the modern data analysis tool, so anyone can get as much value out of their data as a trained expert, and much faster. Most statistical analyses are conceptua…

This is an exciting product & opportunity and a great team.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by JonahBraun »

REMOTE JavaScript Lead (and developers) at Fluid (or onsite in SF)

The project:

  - A large and innovative *app platform* written in JavaScript.
  - Awesome design by our renowned user experience team.
  - Well funded with a solid revenue model going forward.
You (the lead):

  - Can't wait to design and build a cool app platform the *right* way.
  - Knows JavaScript inside and out and has the experience to prove it.
  - Passion for writing modular and testable code.
  - Understand the complexities of building large scale JS apps.
  - Has significant experience with one or more JS MVC frameworks.
  - Understands the full technology stack.
You (the developer):

  - Uses the Good Parts of JS.
  - Experience with testing libraries such as Jasmine or Mocha.
  - Experience with JavaScript patterns for taming asynchronous behaviors.
  - Understand closures, `this` brings you no fear.
  - Obsessive about learning the newest technology.
  - Strong knowledge of DOM libraries like jQuery or Dojo.
  - Know how to consume JSON via AJAX like the back of your hand.
  - Love to write maintainable code, and create widgets or plugins for re-usability.
Us (Fluid):

  - Awesome web agency with a successful history spanning 13 years.
  - We LOVE REMOTES.  Half of our eng team is remote.  We use a myriad of communication tools to make this work.
  - Cool SF office just outside the financial district.
  - Profitable.
  - Great work atmosphere and culture, everyone loves working at Fluid.
Email your resume: BuildThePlatform+hn@fluid.com

When you email, tell us about yourself and thoughts on building a platform. An engineer will be reading your email!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by bigsassy »

Washington, DC: Senior Software Engineer

I'm a Python developer working for the Schroeder Institute, a non-profit research organization supported by the American Legacy Foundation (who run The Truth anti-smoking campaign). Our offices are located in Dupont Circle.

My team has an open position. Our mission is to build software that moves public health forward. We have projects ranging from a Facebook app for an NIH grant studying virality techniques on Facebook to a multi-tenant dynamic text messaging system designed to integrate into everything from public health campaigns to medical electronic record systems.

We spend every day literally making the world a better place. And we do it with technologies like:

    * Python/Django
    * Heroku
    * AWS
    * Twilio
So if that sounds interesting to you, and you like awesome benefits like:

    * A fun and friendly team
    * Catered lunch two days a week
    * 4 weeks vacation and 13 holidays
    * Full health and dental coverage for you and your immediate family at no charge
    * 401K contributions that are just...incredibly generous.  Very very generous.
    * And more!  The benefits are absolutely incredible here.
And like being paid a competitive salary, then please apply at the offical job posting here:

http://legacyforhealth.iapplicants.com/ViewJob-404357.html

If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail them to me at epalakovichcarr@legacyforhealth.org, or look me up at PyCon. We'll have a poster session, and a couple of us will be running the 5k :)

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by NonEUCitizen »

zura wrote: post #84
Ovid wrote: post #34

Amsterdam, Netherlands. No remote. I have a blog where I try to help people move to other countries and one company contacted me about helping them find people willing to move to Amsterdam (I used to live there and it's a gorgeous city!). So now I'm letting people know that there are front end, UX designer and back-end jobs available there. If they like you, they'll sponsor the work permit and help you relocate. Fron…

When I hear about Perl and Amsterdam, it is almost always that company (I won't spoil it here) ;) I just wonder, where do they keep so many Perl devs, assuming they actually hire people.

Perl + Amsterdam => booking.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by lamplightr »

Uken Games in downtown Toronto

Uken is looking for talented developers to help us build amazing mobile games.

We are a profitable startup experiencing massive growth, with hundreds of thousands of players a day across iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Facebook.

More info at http://uken.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)

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Post by atomos »

Hey hackers!

I'm the CTO of a social dating startup called Coffee Meets Bagel (http://www.coffeemeetsbagel.com) based in San Francisco, and we're looking for a Lead Mobile Engineer to build our iOS and Android apps. We have an existing app but, honestly, it sucks; you'd be rebuilding the apps from scratch.

We are a small, close-knit team of 5 full time people. The technical team consists of a backend engineer (me) and a front-end engineer, plus a remote backend developer. You would be the first mobile developer. We're looking for someone who has experience building either iOS or Android apps (both is even better) so you can hit the ground running. Other than that, we are open to a wide range of candidates - if you are a solid engineer, are highly innovative, and are excited about a fast-paced environment where your ideas will be heard, then please contact me at adam-at-coffeeemeetsbagel-dot-com.

Disclaimer: though it can help, even working at a dating startup can't guarantee that you will find a date.

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