Help push forward the state of the art for infrastructure software. CoreOS is an enterprise software company that is enables organizations to leverage software containers and Kubernetes in production.
Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#332Help push forward the state of the art for infrastructure software. CoreOS is an enterprise software company that is enables organizations to leverage software containers and Kubernetes in production.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#333We're on a mission to create the most beneficial payout ecosystem in the world and fundamentally change the way people receive money!
Now hiring: Backend Engineer, Frontend Engineer, Head of IT Operations, Security Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer, Senior Data Analyst, Senior System Administrator, Senior UX Designer, Web Developer.
Take a look at our open positions in more detail below and don't hesitate to reach out to me directly: ts [at] optiopay.com
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#334Tachyus creates technology to optimize energy production for the oil and gas industry. With Tachyus software, petroleum engineers integrate all relevant data sources in real-time to explore millions of scenarios and identify the optimal operational and development plans resulting in 10%+ increases in net present value of their assets. Our Scientific Software Engineers use the F# programming language to bring our latest scientific research to production.
https://jobs.lever.co/tachyus/aa682cc3-94f6-428c-9b29-2e3fcb...
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#335We are looking for a Customer Success Engineer for our Cambridge, MA office. In this role you are a customer advocate. You are equally passionate about making a user successful as you are about the product. Your goal is to help a prospect understand the benefits of the service, to educate a trial user on how to use the app correctly, to support a customer when things go wrong, and to ensure they are happy at all times. You should have a background as a developer or in ops. Not only because that allows you to interact with our users as a peer but also because when we are not busy with support, we develop tools that help us with support processes and data analysis.
Pingdom/Papertrail/Librato/TraceView are wholly owned by SolarWinds, Inc. so you get the benefits of a small startup, with the backing of a big company so there is no worry about the next round of funding. SolarWinds offers competitive bonus and matching 401k programs that create an attractive total compensation package. Learn more at: http://solarwinds.jobs/cambridge-ma/senior-support-engineer/... or contact me directly at nik@librato.com (no recruiters).
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#336Tetra is looking for product engineers to join our team of 3. Tetra is an AI notetaker for phone calls. Our mission is to use speech recognition and NLP to help teams be more creative and get more done. We're solving a tier one problem for millions of information workers, while helping bring conversational speech recognition to human parity.
Why you should join: - We're a product-oriented company with research-grade deep learning at the core. - We just graduated from Y Combinator and have raised a seed round from great angels and VCs - This is a great opportunity to help shape direction of the product and get early stage equity.
Email founders@asktetra.com with your resume and GitHub.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#337The people of SumUp have brought the best way to accept card payments to 15 countries so far, but we won’t stop there. Headquartered in London, SumUp's major offices are in Berlin, Sofia and São Paulo. The Berlin office alone comprises more than 130 people from more than 30 countries.
SumUp could be interesting for you as an engineer in part because we cover so many platforms: we have physical hardware (made right here in Berlin), our own proprietary payment processing platform, mobile apps on iOS and Android, SDKs and APIs supporting third-party integration, and of course (the main star, in this team's humble opinion) a merchant-facing web app.
The frontend team consists of 5 devs, looking to grow by several members. We are hiring:
>>> Senior Frontend Engineer: https://sumup.com/careers/senior-frontend-developer
Our tech stack includes React, Angular 1.6, Webpack, Node (Koa and Express), Lodash, d3, and a little RxJS.
You'll be a great fit if you have a passion for technical excellence, enjoy implementing beautiful designs, are relatively comfortable working on the command line, and strive to learn something new every day!
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#338Hello!
The Stanford Research Computing Center (SRCC, http://srcc.stanford.edu) is a join effort of the Dean of Research and University IT. We are looking for someone to join our team as an HPC System Administrator.
The SRCC provides lots of services to the Stanford community (which includes non-Stanford researchers collaborating on Stanford research): We maintain several large compute environments (like Sherlock—yes, the Sherlock mentioned recently on Silicon Valley) for various uses. We offer consultation services, helping users get the most from our environments. We offer workshops and training, on topics relevant to the HPC community. We also offer architecture, sysadmin, and development services to labs. We also offer hosting in the SRCF, our purpose-built research data center.
As HPC System Administrator, you're going to be responsible for one of our larger compute environments. You'll also be one of the points of contact for several labs on campus (I'm the other point of contact). All of the systems that you'll be interacting with will be running Linux, typically either CentOS 6/7 or Ubuntu LTS.
Even though I summarized the duties in one paragraph, you should expect to have various weird requests come up. For example, in the 2 years I've been here, I've…
• Automated the DNA post-sequencing workflow for a lab.
• Helped secure a number of systems which hold HIPAA data.
• Acted as the SRCC representative at a number of office hours, where community members come for in-person support.
• Created the foundational Puppet code for the next iteration of our FarmShare cluster.
• Created a one-sheet flyer (with Inkscape and Scribus) that is now used by our manager, and by our faculty liasons.
• Was primarily responsible for our table at a recent open-house.
The first three items are things you should expect to do, and the remaining items are the kinds of things that you can step up and do when the need arises.
We use tons of different technologies. We use Puppet in some places, and Rocks in others. We use technologies (like Infiniband, Lustre, and GPFS) and software (like SLURM and MPI) that you may not have used before, and we also use stuff (like Linux, Git, Apache, Kerberos, and LDAP) that you likely have used before.
This position is on-site, on Stanford's campus. We want people to commute as much as possible, so we'll pay for your Caltrain; if you live in Santa Clara county, we'll also pay for VTA. Our primary data center is on the SLAC campus, but we have our own van (it's pretty cool), so getting around is no problem.
You can read the job posting at [1]. You should also feel free to reach out if you have questions! My email address is in my profile.
[1]: https://stanford.taleo.net/careersection/jobdetail.ftl?job=7...
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#339Tempo is accelerating the pace of electronics development. We make printed circuit boards quickly and reliably, to ensure electrical engineers have a much tighter feedback loop when they're iterating on their designs. By combining quick-turn manufacturing with automatic CAD analysis + instant design feedback, we're trying to give electrical engineers access to extremely high-quality dev tools, similar to what SWE's are already used to.
We run a factory in SF, so working as a full-stack SWE (we currently have 4) means you get full ownership over projects as diverse as automating factory equipment, optimizing logistics, analyzing CAD files, and delivering beautiful customer-facing features on our website.
Our customers make this job awesome: we're helping rocket companies launch satellites into space, AI companies produce custom hardware, healthtech companies advance robotic surgery, and much more.
Stack: ES6+React, Python+Django, Postgres, and AWS.
Interview process: Non-technical phone screen, code challenge, technical phone screen, onsite.
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https://jobs.lever.co/tempoautomation/5c1f5e85-a195-4fc3-ac8...
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
#340Hadean | RESEARCH ENGINEER (Big Data) | London, UK | Full-time | ONSITE | VISA Hadean is working to eliminate the barriers to large-scale distributed compute. We're rethinking every level of the stack, from isolation technology to zero-allocation networking to distributed datastructures. The applications of our technology range from financial market prediction and climate modelling to deep learning and synthetic biol…