Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
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Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#32Full time developer. Most of our stuff is in Java, but we have some Lua and other projects as well.
HarQen is our company: http://www.harqen.com
We're a voice asset management platform. Think of Twilio as only step 1 of 10 to the end goal of making voice a transaction that's actually useful after the call hangs up.
kris@harqen.com ---- feel free to email me personally to find out more.
Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#33SeatMe is hiring! We're a cozy 8 person startup in downtown San Francisco. We're revolutionizing the restaurant industry and we need your help! We're in search of:
* Objective-C engineers for iPad development
* Web developers (we're a Django shop)
How often do you get a chance to work at a tech startup where eating out can be written off as a tax-refundable business expense? Well not here, because our CEO would go to jail (and he's never going back to the big house), but we do work in an awesome intersection of technology and fine dining.We offer a very competitive salary, benefits, moving costs and equity options for all full-time employees. H1B ok.
Apply online - http://www.seatme.com/jobs/
Questions - jobs@seatme.com
Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#34Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#35Los Angeles or Bay Area or Shanghai preferred, but remote work is possible for exceptional candidates. Full-time only. If you're interested in working remotely, you must live in the U.S. Factual aims to be the place where people meet to share, improve, and mash-up data. Our vision is to be an awesome and affordable data provider for startups and developers, so that they can focus on innovation instead of data acquisi…
Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#36Permanent Local is preferred, but will also consider permanent remote and freelance as well.
We are looking for both embedded Linux and traditional embedded developers.
Some things you'd be working on include first time board bring-up (ARM based processors) with u-boot and Linux, so you need to be comfortable with low-level drivers and Linux porting.
Android experience is a plus, some of these Linux ports are also Android ports.
My email addresses are in my profile - either email address will work. Please mention HN in your email.
Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#37Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#38Lot18 is revolutionizing the way Americans buy wine. We provide a highly curated marketplace for wineries to sell direct to consumers.
We are hiring software engineers to join our small but growing 10 person dev team. You can apply by sending your resume and a link to your github to jobs@lot18.com.
Why you should work here:
- We work with a ton of open source technologies
- Well funded. We’ve raised $13.5M from tier one investors.
- People actually use our product. Over 400k users have joined since we launched in Nov 2010.
- It’s not social media. We have a real business model and do 7 figures a month in transactions.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, stock options, medical/dental paid in full, unlimited vacation, plenty of wine, lots of challenges and interesting business/tech problems to solve.
Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (August 2011)
#39Both INTERN and full-time positions. We recently launched Skylines at Techcrunch disrupt, and our mission is to organize the world's real time photos. We currently process over a million pictures a day, and generate a lot of data in the process. We're looking for people who can help us scale and analyse this data. Mostly backend developers on various technologies, ranging from SOLR, Hadoop to PHP, MySQL and Redis. We're also looking for a front-end developer to help us build cool products around this data. We're based in the center of beautiful Amsterdam in an active startup community. Current alpha product at http://skylin.es,
Questions? Shoot me an email at martijn@skylin.es.