Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (March 2012)

Front-end Developer at Newspaper Club.

http://www.newspaperclub.com

We help anyone make and print their own newspapers. We believe the web is too important to be left to screens, and that newsprint is a highly evolved technology too. We build things that combine the two, using each medium for what it's best at.

We're looking for a great front-end developer to work alongside our co-founder and engineer (me, @tomtaylor) and form the start of a tight knit development team.

You'd be our first engineering hire, and we're looking for someone with solid Javascript experience, but happy to get stuck in across the whole stack. Enthusiasm and attitude count for more than lines on the CV.

If you're interested, drop us a line at jobs@newspaperclub.com, with a note about yourself and links to things you think we'd find interesting (eg. Github account, CV, portfolio).

E la Carte (www.elacarte.com) is revolutionizing the restaurant industry with our Presto touch-screen tablets, which enable guests to browse appetizing pictures of the entire menu, place orders, split checks, make payments, and play interactive games – all from the comfort of their restaurant seats without having to wait.

We're not just building an ephemeral website or apps - we're building an actual tablet as a platform and amazing software for restaurants across North America! Your grandmother will use this product.

Join our tight-knit team of 30 (~10 Engineers from MIT, Microsoft, and Amazon) in our Palo Alto house and help us scale up this fast-growing company. You'll wear lots of hats, have immense room for professional development and growth, and be able to make a huge impact on our product and organization.

Our favorite tools are Python and C++, but our platforms are complex and we learn new technologies daily.

Most of our engineers get their hands on a variety of projects, although we could use specialization in the areas of Test, Tools, UI, and Back End. We even have opportunities for Interns and a Lead - just reach out!

View complete details on our company and openings at www.elacarte.com/jobs

We’re looking for an exceptional Interactive / Graphic Designer with a strong design portfolio to join our San Francisco development team. We take on very ambitious projects, and we need a daring visionary, excited to conceive new possibilities, re-imagine what doesn’t work, and improve what’s been successful.

The Designer will work together with the creative, tech and strategy teams designing cutting-edge user interfaces for web, mobile apps, software & applications. This position will also be deeply involved in branding work for both client & internal projects.

We are looking for a strong creative who’s passionate about design and eager to create experiences that inspire interaction and conversation. We’re growing fast and are seeking a contributor who‘s excited for an entrepreneurial adventure and is looking to make an immediate impact.

We're looking for:

* A minimum of 3 years of relevant studio / agency experience. Experience working within varied design teams (Web / App/ UX / ID) a plus.

* Formal education in graphic design; a bachelor’s degree (or beyond) is preferred.

* Fluent with Adobe CS, including Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign. CSS/Javascript and HTML skills are a definite plus.

* Experience in user interface design and usability

Bonus points:

* Significant experience with mobile apps (iOS, Android, or WebOS)

* Experience with branding & graphic chart projects

* Experience in creating wireframes and flow through

About us: faberNovel helps large organizations think and act like startups. We combine technology, design and emerging trends to invent new products, services, and experiences. Founded in 2003, faberNovel has grown into a team of 70 passionate business, design and technology experts based in Paris, San Francisco, New York and Moscow. From conception to realization, we make things happen.

To apply, send your resume & portfolio to: larapagnier@fabernovel.com

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