Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2014)

Yahoo (Ads & Data) -- Front-End Engineers

Fulltime - Bay Area

Big things are happening here at Yahoo: EmberJS, jQuery, Bootstrap, Underscore, Bower, Grunt, qUnit (yes, at Yahoo)

We want Front-end engineers who are excited about the bleeding edge of web application development.

We've started a big push to change our tech-stack and are making ambitious single page applications. We are just about to launch Yahoo's first EmberJS app Ad Manager Plus. It was announced [1] at Marissa' CES keynote. It's incredibly ambitious, highly visible, full of big data, and directly impacting the success of Yahoo.

You’re awesome because:

  - Someone in your life is jealous because you love JavaScript maybe too much
  - You want to build single page applications with Ember
  - Imperfectly written code keeps you from sleeping at night
  - Canary isn’t a bird to you; it’s a playground of wonderful new toys
  - You could develop back-end stuff, but your keen understanding of user interaction is what sets you apart from the crowd
  - You’re badass when working alone, but unstoppable when working with a team that’s firing on all cylinders
  - You like working with a functional style because forget verbosity

We’re awesome because:

  - We have other UI leaders just like yourself
  - We have the camaraderie of a startup, with all the nice perks of a big company
  - The projects you’ll work on are incredibly ambitious, highly visible, full of big data, and directly impacting the success of Yahoo.
  - We have disowned Internet Explorer’s first 8 children

sdumas [at] yahoo-inc [dot] com

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[1]: http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/yahoo-reboot...

Boston - HubSpot - http://dev.hubspot.com - INTERN

HubSpot is hiring frontend (Javascript/Coffeescript/Backbone) and backend (Java) engineers to build software to change how businesses market and sell their products. We are engineers, and understand that the best work is done when the creators have the freedom to build the right product in the right way. We also believe in engineers owning their part of the product or infrastructure completely. Finally, we take a lot of pride in having a supportive and fun culture full of entrepreneurs. If you're in Boston, I'd love to give you a tour of our office and give more details, get in touch: zbloom@hubspot.com

Philadelphia (Whitpain) - Wingspan Technology

Full Time - Senior Operations Engineer and QA Test Analyst

Wingspan's operations team manages infrastructure for a cloud-based pharmaceutical application, a challenging and growing space - our quality assurance team is growing as well.

If interested in either position, contact mmckeown@wingspan.com (want to talk to someone technical? you can also contact me as well - gsieling@wingspan.com)

Some of the things that we’re really into are:

* 99.999% uptime in our validated environments (don't know what validated means? check this - http://www.fda.gov/medicaldevices/deviceregulationandguidanc...)

* Replacing our Python, Bash and Cron system automation with Puppet

* Continuous integration using Atlassian products

* Proactive monitoring and alerting with Zabbix, Splunk and Pingdom

* Load/performance testing and tuning PostgreSQL and Tomcat

* Backup and recovery – and testing those bad boys!

The ideal candidate would also have at least five years of experience with:

* Network administration

* Linux administration (we’re a CentOS shop)

Listings- http://www.wingspan.com/career_open_positions/

Remote / Tel Aviv - Fun or die ltd

We are building a new way to interact with tv, we are well funded and have successfully launched our first project.

The team consist of two swedes and two israelis.

* UX/UI designer, someone that is passionate about tv and in the long run transforming tv.

Would you happen to have any info you could share on your internship program? I wasn't able to find any info on it on your site. (What type of internship positions are open, maybe a bit on what you're looking for in interns.)

Your company looks really interesting, and I'm somewhat interested in applying for an internship if you still have positions open.