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

#301

San Francisco, CA. Java Engineer No remote. 2-5 years experience Java, Amazon experience, OO architecture exposure sql/mysql, some Hudson or Jenkins exposure, hopefully exposed to Puppet or Chef, great would be some build tools like Ant. Contact Robert at rbocknek@birst.com

A couple recommendations:

- "2-5 years experience Java" - There are vastly different ways to use Java, so someone like me would be in the 2-5 years of equivalent experience for things like Android, Swing or JavaFX development. JavaEE has progressed immensely and while the cool kids aren't using it, annotation-based development has led to the same sort of "convention-over-configuration" style programming and a lot of code generation from a fairly small amount of code. You don't have to generate 10 classes and interfaces for each EntityBean (EJB1 and EJB2) anymore.

- "... tools like Ant" - Managing dependencies in Java can be a real headache, so you want to specify a tool-chain that has dependency management. Say something like "Ant+Ivy" or "Maven". For integration with Hudson/Jenkins, Maven is superior but either will work.

- "OO Architecture" needs to be melded with an MVC/MVP pattern for big projects. These architectural patterns help immensely with testing and code management (plus watch for package tangle in Sonar).

- What's the rest of your tool-chain? You left a lot of holes and it's not clear from your ad which technologies you use and which you want to use. For comparison, here is my toolchain (I could give you more detail but not here):

  - JavaEE
  - WildFly
  - PostgreSQL
  - CouchDB
  - Maven
  - Jenkins
  - Sonar
  - Nexus
  - Vagrant
  - Ansible
  - JUnit and plugins (XmlUnit, DBUnit, etc)
  - Selenium2 (on the grid server and managed by Jenkins)
- "Amazon experience" is not very specific. I think we'll all assume you mean AWS, but there are APIs for running shops and for using mechanical turk.

Hope this helps!

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

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Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition's Robotics Group in Pensacola, FL, looking for Java developers and robotics people. We're looking for short term, long term, interns, post-docs, researchers, full-time, basically anything. We do frequently sponsor foreign job applicants with work visas. We recently placed 1st in the DARPA Robotics Challenge VRC, and are looking to fill out our team for the next stages…

Sounds like interesting work! I'll be in Tuscaloosa in a couple weeks ... do you give tours to visitors?

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

#303
dotCloud - San Francisco, CA - Full-time, permanent - http://www.docker.io/

We're building Docker, an open-source project to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application. The same container that a developer builds and tests on a laptop can run at scale, in production, on VMs, bare metal, OpenStack clusters, public clouds and more.

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Convinced? Then fork the repo on github (https://github.com/dotcloud/docker) and have a look at the code. Not convinced? Then check the website (http://www.docker.io/), which contains more details, demos, and screencasts. Excited about this? Then join our engineering team!

Your responsibilities will include:

* being a full-time contributor to the docker project, which means contributing patches, and reviewing and merging pull requests from the community;

* participate in product discussions, influence the roadmap, and take ownership and responsibility over new projects to make them happen.

You can qualify if you...:

* can read and write Go code (because docker itself is in Go);

* can read and write Python code (because many tools and services built around docker are in Python);

* are familiar with network protocols: the lower layers like IP, TCP, and UDP; and the higher layers like HTTP;

* have experience in scaling large applications;

* believe that writing unit and functional tests is important.

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Contact: Sam Alba

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

#304

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I didn't see a jobs section on that page. Who would you like us to contact or should we fake our way through the contact us form?

Just email me directly please! Our jobs section is on the Wolters Kluwer corporate site, and we haven't officially posted these openings yet, but we are definitely hiring for them.

email you how?

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

#305
ënimai - www.enimai.com - Mountain View CA - Full Time

ënimai develops hardware and software that pushes the boundaries of what is possible with computers. ënimai believes technology should be magic.

We are looking for a "Deconstructive" Android Engineer.

Someone who can write awesome Android Apps but then delve into lower layers. Understand the Android frameworks and tear them apart and rebuild them to work on our hardware platform. This is not your traditional Mobile App development. You will be creating your own custom framework on which you will write Apps. You will need to be familiar with JAVA, C, C++ and the various other Android frameworks.

You will work with a team that has built successful products at Apple, Google, Lab126, NASA and also a research team consisting of PhDs from Stanford, CMU and UIUC.

You will be pushed to your limit on what you can do in a very short period of time. You will also be rewarded with better than industry pay and equity. However, the biggest reward will not have dollar figures attached to it. It is the feeling you get doing what you do best and making an impact in this world.

Apply with your resume to email at stdin@enimai.com

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

#306
Solum, http://solum.ag/ -- San Francisco, CA (SOMA) -- full-time, permanent, local

Solum is looking for talented and passionate senior engineers to design and build our data management systems, develop advanced analysis tools to leverage this data for agricultural management, and create great user interfaces for customer-driven data analysis and visualization.

We're creating new technology to make the business of agriculture simpler and more productive. We develop software, analysis services, and new soil measurements to help growers and their advisors manage farms efficiently, improve crop yields, and optimize use of inputs. Solum is bringing the best of cloud, mobile and big data analytics technology to agriculture. There's a huge need for better software services to be developed for agriculture, to help them better manage their data, incorporate new data layers, and make more informed data-driven decisions. Come help Solum make agriculture more efficient and better for the environment while increasing grower's profits. We're a small team and this a great time to be joining!

Feel free to email me (address in profile), or apply directly via http://www.indeed.com/cmp/Solum/jobs/Senior-Web-Developer-8f... .

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Senior Web Developer: - Work closely with other developers, product management and data scientists to design and develop high performance, scalable web-based applications for analysis and visualization of agricultural data as well as large scale crop planning and management. - Develop tools to support internal data analysis and R&D - Passion to do something new and different with your hard-earned software development skills! - deep experience with at least one common web stack, willingness to learn new technologies. Our stack is mostly python / django / postgres / jquery at the moment. - Experience designing relational database schemas to support high performance, scalable web applications - iOS / Android experience a plus - geospatial data experience a plus

About Solum: Solum is a venture-backed start-up headquartered in the SOMA district of San Francisco. The company also has a significant presence in Ames, Iowa, where it operates a state-of-the-art soil testing laboratory. The company is backed by Khosla Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz and Google Ventures. Our team of 25 people are experts from a broad set of disciplines -- software development, data science, chemistry, physics, agronomy, and business.

Since the introduction of precision farming technology and techniques over 15 years ago, advanced growers and their advisors have generated significant volumes of geospatial data about their soils, crops and yields. However, the current industry desktop software packages make it difficult to manage this data and turn it into actionable information. Solum is developing a cloud and mobile-first software platform that will greatly simplify the transport, storage, analysis, and sharing of precision agriculture data. Solum's intuitive interface gives crop advisors and growers access to the information they need to make critical agronomy and farm management decisions in the field.

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

#307
Farmers Insurance (farmers.com)

Los Angeles, California (Local candidates preferred)- Full-time Contract or Freelance

Farmers Insurance make up one of the country's largest insurers of vehicles, homes and small businesses and provide a wide range of other insurance and financial services products. We are seeking local candidates for help building the next iteration of the website. We're specifically looking for javascript developers and full stack developers. Ideal candidates will have the following skills:

* Javacript (object oriented)

* AngularJS (or similar Javscript MVC like Backbone, Ember or Knockout)

* Familar with implementing architecture and and frameworks based on the above

* Data modeling, business logic, UI, UX

* HTML5/CSS3, Cross browser/platform troubleshooting, Responsive Design

Ideal:

* Node.js

* Yeoman

* Preprocessors (Sass, Compass, Coffeescript)

* API development

* Git source control or similar VCS (Active on Github)

* Understanding of server side languages and back end

To apply, email your Github account and resume to mel.wong@farmersinsurance.com

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

#308

Earlier quoted context omitted.

After doing a quick google search of zuvikomx I'm pretty sure the company's located in Mexico City, Mexico.

We were previously looking for someone in Mexico to help a local office there, we're US-based.

Are you still looking for someone in Mexico?

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

#309
Clover Wireless -- New Haven, CT or Hoffman Estates, IL -- Full Time, Permanent, Local

Clover Wireless is seeking an experienced Operations Engineer to lead the planning, implementation, and maintenance of its growing web infrastructure. This is very much a DevOps role, as you will be working hand-in-hand with the software development team to design and build an environment that will allow Clover's services to grow by leaps and bounds.

Responsibilities:

* Designing, implementing, and maintaining the servers and infrastructure of the Clover Wireless systems

* Monitoring the Clover Wireless infrastructure and responding to system outages

* Maintaining and supporting existing systems while building the next generation of Clover Wireless services

* Working with users and teammates to gather functional and technical requirements

* Generating new ideas for improvements or opportunities to enhance customer satisfaction, sales, or revenue

Requirements:

* The ability to design and implement resilient and redundant web infrastructures with a strong eye to speed and availability.

* Experienced in managing cloud-based hosting platforms (RackSpace/OpenStack, AWS, and the like).

* Experienced with configuration management systems such as Chef and Puppet.

* Experienced in managing database systems like PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB.

* Experienced in managing Nginx and RabbitMQ systems.

* A Linux guru, through and through.

* An innate desire to automate, monitor, and continually tune everything in sight.

* Python programming experience a big plus.

* Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

* Self-driven, highly analytical, and detail-oriented.

* Ability to work in a fast paced working environment.

* A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, or equivalent experience.

Send resumes to jobs@yourenew.com

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

#310
Full Stack Web Developer

Dealflow.com - New York, NY, USA (Wall ST)

Job Description:

Developer

Development is part of the Product Management team at Dealflow.com and is responsible for Dealflow.com’s development effort of our Dealflow.com product solutions. Current projects include the design, development, and maintenance of cloud based software solutions related to deal marketing on the Internet. Other projects involve systems & networks administration duties, cross-functional teamwork with the Research & Executive teams.

The Role:

The Developer will be a hands-on software developer involved in the build out of our new web application: Dealflow.com. This senior member of the product team will manage and lead development with regards to our online, actively marketed, crowdsourced deal database software. This database forms the central, integrated part of the Dealflow.com product. The role will be a blend between front-end & backend development.

The Developer is a creative team player that takes pride in crafting world-class products, is able to put together the whole picture, and believes in the value and opportunities of marketing deals on the Internet. Dealflow.com is being designed to liberate all financial data by crowdsourcing the gathering and maintenance of certain financial data - in order to provide the highest quality active deal information to the entire general public.

Qualifications:

The ideal candidate will have at least 10 years of experience in core, full stack development including the development of complex, web-based software systems. Financial experience is not mandatory, but would help the ideal candidate. We develop in Node.JS, ElasticSearch, RabbitMQ, and SQL - so the successful candidate will have experience developing in these technologies, including scripting using PERL, Python, or another advanced, mature scripting language. Strong JavaScript is mandatory. In addition to development skills, the ideal candidate will have a good knowledge of crowdfunding, crowdsourcing, the JOBS Act, Regulation D, and General Solicitation.

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