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Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by ujeezy »

Shift Payments (YC S14), based in San Francisco's Financial District

We are building a Visa card that can be attached to any store of value, including Bitcoin wallets, gold holdings, fiat, and soon, loyalty points, airline miles, and more. Our mission is to improve access to financial tools.

We're hiring a strong generalist/fullstack engineer. Experience with Ruby, Java, Sinatra, and AngularJS is a plus, but definitely not a requirement. Experience shipping and operating a live product is a strong plus.

If this sounds interesting to you, we'd love to chat! Please shoot me an email with links to some stuff you've built: eugene@shiftpayments.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by nickbaum »

Full stack web & iOS engineers, founding team at StoryWorth – FULLTIME, SF, YC, SEED

https://www.storyworth.com

We're looking for two fine folks to join our core team:

* iOS Engineer. You’ll be responsible for building our mobile app from scratch, working closely with me on the design and with our web engineer on the backend. Prior experience building an iOS app is required.

* Full-stack Web Engineer. You’ll be taking over the core engineering of the site from me, scaling it as we grow and implementing major new features. You need to be comfortable with Python, HTML and CSS. Bonus points if you have an interest in design.

StoryWorth makes it easy for people to privately record their family stories. Each week, we email our customers a question about their life, for example “What do you remember about your grandmother?” or “Tell me about the day you got engaged”. All they have to do is reply with a story, either by email or by phone. We save their stories and share them privately with their family.

These roles are right for you if you...

* want to work on a meaningful consumer product.

* want a ton of responsibility on a small team.

* want to be part of forming the culture of the company.

* value your work/life balance (we do too!).

If you're interested, email me at nick@storyworth.com and tell me why our listing caught your eye!

Stack: Tornado, Python, Heroku, Mongo, Mailgun, Twilio, Stripe.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by sinak »

The Electronic Frontier Foundation - San Francisco - Full time - Frontend/Backend Developers

The EFF fights for an Internet free of surveillance and censorship, and we’re hiring. EFF's technology team implements EFF's activism campaigns, builds exciting new activism tools and creates new technologies to protect the Internet as a whole.

A small sample of projects we've worked on in the last year:

- Worked with over 100 volunteer developers to crowdsource and populate contact-congress, an open dataset describing the contact forms of members of congress.

- Created and open-sourced congress-forms: a delivery mechanism for sending emails to congress based on the open data we crowdsourced.

- Created a new (and soon-to-be open source) activism platform that’s currently live at act.eff.org.

- Launched numerous projects including Surveillance Self-Defense, DearFCC.org, The Day We Fight Back, Trolling Effects, Tor Challenge and others.

- Launched a preview version of our OpenWireless open source router firmware.

We're currently hiring a frontend designer/developer and a backend developer with experience with Ruby on Rails and/or Node.js. Both positions are listed here: https://www.eff.org/about/opportunities/jobs

If you think you might be a fit for either role, take a moment and get in touch: techjobs@eff.org

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by nlg »

Web Application Engineer | TicketCity | Austin, TX

We're looking for someone with strong experience building web apps, mostly back-end focused. Someone that's interested in the API to the data store and everything that happens between. The existing stack is .NET but we're writing new stuff in a mix of technologies (Node, RabbitMQ, open to others). You'll be helping build out a microservice architecture and supporting a new set of client applications.

Email techjobs@ticketcity.com to apply

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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sinak wrote: post #283

The Electronic Frontier Foundation - San Francisco - Full time - Frontend/Backend Developers The EFF fights for an Internet free of surveillance and censorship, and we’re hiring. EFF's technology team implements EFF's activism campaigns, builds exciting new activism tools and creates new technologies to protect the Internet as a whole. A small sample of projects we've worked on in the last year: - Worked with over 10…

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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by dsacco »

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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by deathanatos »

Basis, an Intel Company — San Francisco, CA — full time — frontend/backend engineers

Basis is a fitness wearables company; we're the company behind Peak[1], a watch that can measure everything from movement and heartrate to the stages of your sleep, all automatically. We are looking for both frontend and backend engineers to help us add new features as well as scale.

Our backend team works primarily in Python on Linux; we manage a RESTful API which the web & mobile apps use. We're looking for engineers[3] to help us make the infrastructure behind this API scale in addition to adding new features.

We're also looking for a second DevOps Engineer[4] to join the team. Our present engineer here is solely responsible for our monitoring and paging infrastructures, as well as nightly deploys to test clusters. There's a ton more he has planned, and he'd love help getting it done.

We also have mobile positions open for both Android and iOS. In addition to having a beautiful UI and your typical RESTful HTTP API, our mobile app has the unique challenge of also needing to communicate with the user's watch over Bluetooth. (See [2] for open positions. Apologies for the short description here, I'm a backend engineer.)

[1]: https://www.mybasis.com/

[2]: Links to all openings: https://www.mybasis.com/careers/

[3]: Backend Software Engineer: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/jobs/job-search/js2.h...

[4]: DevOps: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/jobs/job-search/js2.h...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by liangzan »

Courex - Singapore - Full time - Polyglot developers - Remote(Asia preferred)

Courex is a logistics company founded 6 years ago in sunny Singapore. We are bootstrapped, profitable and proud. We are building solutions to fix the logistics industry. Our mission is to automate the processes used to manage warehouses and logistics.

Our tech stack

PHP, Ruby, Javascript, Scala, AWS, ZeroMQ, Docker, Ansible, mobile(iOS, Android), OpenCV, PCL. There are heavy elements of computer vision, machine learning(route optimzation).

We are open to remote workers and friendly to people with disabilities(one of our colleagues has a disability). We prefer our remote workers to be located in Asia so as to have more common time with our Singapore office. We like generalists who knows a variety of technologies. But so long as you do good work and you work well in a team, we'd love to speak to you.

Please contact Zan at zan@courex.com.sg

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by robvolk »

Charlie App | Chicago, IL | charlieapp.com

* Jr Software Engineer

Before any meeting, Charlie automatically researches the people you’re about to meet with. Our users love us and we spread fast in every company that uses Charlie. We’ve raised $1.8M (http://bit.ly/charlie-techcrunch) and are looking for talented developers to join our team.

We're a small dev that loves to code, and constantly pushes each other, and learns from each other. We get to work on really challenging problems (how do you distill someone down to one page?) We’ve built Charlie on Ruby on Rails, MongoDB, Redis, Sidekiq, RSpec, Capybara, and it lives on an elastic server farm. We iterate fast, practice continuous delivery, we’re process-driven, and very test-focused.

We’re looking for passionate, self-motivated software engineers who want to make an impact on an early-stage company (Ruby, iOS, and front-end). If this sounds like you, drop us a line and let’s talk! jobs+hn@charlieapp.com

Location: Chicago, IL

Apply Interested? Apply here: https://charlieapp.com/jobs

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)

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Post by milankorsos »

milankorsos wrote: post #174

Tallie ( http://tallie.com ) - San Francisco - Front-End Engineers (full time) Tallie is business expense report automation software that streamlines the entire expense management flow. We built the product from the ground up in the last years and we are in a really exciting growth stage with a small team serving thousands of happy paying customers in the accounting industry. I'm leading the UI Engineering and proud…

I'm also here to give any more info about Tallie or the UI engineering challenges we are facing :)
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