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Small company based in Aus, myself and a few contractors, looking for React JS/Native skills for a frontend rewrite project. Should have an eye for good design/UX.
WebGL/GIS/charting/infovis/aviation/weather skills a bonus.
email to: matthew (at) skysight.io
As a Site Reliability Engineer at Trello, you’ll work on keeping everything running efficiently as we scale our infrastructure from supporting over 35 million Trello users today towards our goal of 100 million users and maintaining our target of 99.99% uptime.
Our engineers and designers run the show with management existing to support, not dictate. We hire creative people and give them the autonomy to do great work. We're strongly against separations of responsibility and throwing work "over the wall." Our SRE team shares on-call responsibilities with our backend developers.
Trello is entirely hosted in AWS and is built using Node.js, MongoDB, Kafka, Redis, and ElasticSearch. We use Ubuntu, Puppet, Terraform, Nagios, Python, and Fabric to tie it all together.
Uplight | Various Engineering Openings | Full-time, Onsite | Boulder, Denver, Vancouver, Boston, Pune | https://uplight.com/careers/ We're looking for engineers who want to fight climate change. We motivate energy users and providers to accelerate the clean energy ecosystem. Working with more than 80 of the world's leading electric and gas utilities, we provide an end-to-end customer energy experience that helps meet…
I'd love to hear more about the story behind migrating from AWS to GCP. Is it primarily motivated by cost savings?
NewsBlur (YC S12) | Remote Android Engineer | Remote | Part Time I'm looking for an Android developer to help build the next version of the NewsBlur Android app. NewsBlur is a popular RSS news reader with apps on the web, iOS, and Android as well as a thriving third-party developer scene and integration into over a dozen news readers. Are you or somebody you know looking for a part time Android development gig that g…
How many hours do you expect for $2-3k/month?
25 million monthly active users.
Doubled userbase year-over-year.
Public company with real revenue.
Bringing peace of mind to families with technology.
We're hiring engineers for our back-end Cloud Engineering and Mobile teams to help us scale up globally. Our tech stack in total handles over 5 billion API requests daily, so if you know your way around AWS microservices and love writing efficient fault-tolerant code, we would love to chat.
With over 25 million monthly active users and a recent IPO on the Australian Stock Exchange, Life360 is the world’s largest mobile app for families. Today, we are focused on location sharing and safety, and our mission is to become the must-have Family Membership that gives families peace of mind anytime and anywhere. From personalized location-based alerts that help make daily coordination easier, to advanced sensor tech that can detect a car crash and automatically send you an ambulance, we are leveraging smartphones to their fullest extent to reinvent how families get through the day.
- Full-time
- Locations: San Francisco, California; San Diego, California; Remote
- Competitive salary and stock options
- $200/month Quality of Life perk
- Great office in SoMa: dogs are welcome, tons of snacks, and great catered lunches
Apply here:
Analytics Fire builds custom software for the solar power industry. We’re looking for a senior embedded developer with deep experience developing, testing, and debugging embedded software in a Linux environment to help us expand our services to support manufacturers in clean energy and other high-tech sectors.
Analytics Fire is a small, distributed team working on a range of interesting projects. For example, we recently helped build a custom IoT platform for utility grade solar power plants, sales software for residential solar systems, and a machine-learning powered autonomous cleaning robot. We’re looking for a fun, reliable, and highly collaborative, senior developer to join our team.
This is a remote position. We’re flexible about location and hours, so long as your working hours are within a European or US-overlapping time zone. We’re a really great match for a senior developer who wants to work hard on interesting projects, while simultaneously having flexibility around time and geography.
Ideally, you should have 5+ years developing, testing, and debugging embedded software in a Linux environment. You should be comfortable autonomously driving your own high quality / high velocity contributions using a range of technologies.
Just as a word of encouragement: I have done all my interviews for the past couple of months remotely (even though I am in Palo Alto!) and got an offer last week. That company currently plans more hiring over the next few months regardless of quarantine. So don’t despair.
Congrats on the offer! That must be exciting. Could you share what company or an idea of the company (size of the company/industry vertical) that could shed some light as to where the pockets of hiring are?
In order to be vague I’ll use buzzwords: it’s a B2B PaaS in the security area. They have a MVP customer already though tech is still in development. Idea was to develop as fast as possible and secure some anchor customers. Turns out the current situation makes that plan even better because there’s less distraction. It helps that this product is an “aspirin” unlike (in my experience) most security products.
In my experience downturns kill medium sized companies most. Big companies will survive revenue downturns and tiny B2B companies like the one I’m joining can survive on one or two anchor customers because they are relatively merely sipping cash (even with SV salaries). Acquiring new enterprise customers is hard in a downturn though. Of course this downturn appears to be extreme so who knows. And if your product is B2C things may be disproportionally worse for you.
Also FB is still actively interviewing (at least they were last week!) to fill open reqs and likely other big companies are too. That may change as the economy declines but for now that appears to be the case. In fact “shelter at home” is great for companies like them. Of course I have no special visibility into their thoughts.
PBS | Various Engineers | Full-Time | ONSITE (Flexible WFH) | Alexandria, VA PBS serves the American public with programming and services of the highest quality, using media to educate, inspire, entertain, and express a diversity of perspectives. We're hiring engineers for multiple platforms to build the PBS Kids and General Audience video products: • Senior Backend Engineer - https://tinyurl.com/v7c8nb2 • Senior Fro…
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