Earlier quoted context omitted.
If I had to guess: there's likely nothing that special about their Django site for connecting animals to foster parents, and the extra time and potential security risks of of making it open source compared to the benefit it'd provide the open source community doesn't make sense. Volunteer-run tech and IT for non-profits aren't exactly well known for the highest of standards of engineering. The likelihood of someone a…
That would just be security through obscurity. I'd be really interested in contributing but I'd hate to be contributing and then find out that this non-profit is actually some rich persons tax avoidance scheme or can be pivoted in a way to make money for someone. Having the source code licensed as GPL or something would make this a smaller concern for me.
Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#322I'm the CEO and former CIO for the City of SF. We are a public benefit corporation helping modernize government agencies through document automation (think enterprise Google Docs - smart templates, section level permissioning, workflow). We have PMF, are profitable, zero churn, and are growing quickly. We have some of the largest govt agencies in the world as our customers. We're looking for product managers and designers with B2B experience. Email me if you're interested jay@cityinnovate.com
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#323VDX.tv ( http://www.vdx.tv ) | Remote Engineers & Developers | Full-time | REMOTE Established company (20+ years) looking for mature generalists to contribute remotely. You can be anywhere in the world so long as you: ● Are self-motivated and can work independently ● Have experience with many languages but can be effective in any language ● Appreciate that all mature software solutions accumulate technical debt and u…
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#324Who: We're Plexa from https://www.plexapro.com a technology company changing the landscape of the construction industry. Our mission is to make the full lifecycle of construction management more efficient with our innovative app. Our team is remote but we connect daily via Meets and Whatsapp, we work on solutions for tendering, document control thru to construction finance, site safety to name a few.
What: We provide a cutting-edge construction management app that enables seamless collaboration, strategic planning, and effective execution of construction projects. We don't compete with the industry; instead, we work alongside it to enhance its operations. Our mobile app is all about leveraging technology to improve onsite construction management.
Why: There's a gap in the construction industry where the need for advanced tech solutions is evident. The industry has for a long time sought after products that can handle the complex nature of construction projects, and we are here to fill that gap. Here is our feature set. https://www.plexapro.com/features
Where: We are a remote-first company that welcomes candidates from any location, provided they can work in sync with the US time zones.
Benefits: We offer competitive benefits and a flexible work schedule. Our commitment to work-life balance ensures that our team can perform at their best without sacrificing personal time. While being remote, we make sure our team stays connected and engaged.
Interview: The interview process is simple and straightforward. It includes a couple of phone calls (about an hour each) followed by a remote session with the team.
Apply: If you're a problem-solver passionate about using technology to revolutionize construction management, we want to hear from you. Send your resume to info@plexapro.com. Please note that this position is only open to individual candidates - recruiters, please do not contact us.
We look forward to potentially working with you.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#325At Tenzir, we're pioneering the future of open-source security operations with a revolutionary concept: SecDataOps. Our mission? To transform the foundational framework of cybersecurity operations. Our blueprint for this transformation is driven by an elegant philosophy—composable data flow pipelines.
Anyone can easily create powerful pipelines by chaining together operators, similar to Unix pipes or Powershell commands, with the difference that our operators are specially designed for security data operations use cases. You can unify dataflows by combining pipelines and build intricate security stacks that connect to the whole universe of security and data tools.
We are looking for a senior C++ Engineer with data engineering background, who would enjoy working on an Arrow-based dataflow execution engine.
https://tenzir.jobs.personio.de/
We are based out of Hamburg, Germany, and hire across EU time zones.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#326Earlier quoted context omitted.
If I had to guess: there's likely nothing that special about their Django site for connecting animals to foster parents, and the extra time and potential security risks of of making it open source compared to the benefit it'd provide the open source community doesn't make sense. Volunteer-run tech and IT for non-profits aren't exactly well known for the highest of standards of engineering. The likelihood of someone a…
That would just be security through obscurity. I'd be really interested in contributing but I'd hate to be contributing and then find out that this non-profit is actually some rich persons tax avoidance scheme or can be pivoted in a way to make money for someone. Having the source code licensed as GPL or something would make this a smaller concern for me.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#327Earlier quoted context omitted.
That would just be security through obscurity. I'd be really interested in contributing but I'd hate to be contributing and then find out that this non-profit is actually some rich persons tax avoidance scheme or can be pivoted in a way to make money for someone. Having the source code licensed as GPL or something would make this a smaller concern for me.
why is “somebody wants to make money” a bad thing?
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#328Earlier quoted context omitted.
That would just be security through obscurity. I'd be really interested in contributing but I'd hate to be contributing and then find out that this non-profit is actually some rich persons tax avoidance scheme or can be pivoted in a way to make money for someone. Having the source code licensed as GPL or something would make this a smaller concern for me.
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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#329Tenzir | Remote - EU | open-core | Full-time | Frontend Engineer | https://tenzir.com At Tenzir, we're pioneering the future of open-source security operations with a revolutionary concept: SecDataOps. Our mission? To transform the foundational framework of cybersecurity operations. Our blueprint for this transformation is driven by an elegant philosophy—composable data flow pipelines. Anyone can easily create powerf…
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)
#330Ramp | Full-Time | Front-End Engineer (All Levels) | Remote US, Canada (NYC offices) | $250k+ TC Ramp is looking for talented front-end folks who live and breathe UX. Our front-end stack is React (hooks), TypeScript, vite, and a shiny component library. See the job posting and apply directly at [senior-frontend-job]. Email any questions nico+hackernews@ramp.com. We're also hiring for other roles, see all openings at…