Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2023)

Vinted | Multiple Positions | Berlin / Vilnius / Amsterdam | ONSITE, VISA + Assistance

Vinted is an online marketplace for second-hand items and is changing the way people consume to be more sustainable.

Looking for: Engineering Managers | Product Designers | Data Analysts | | Back-End Engineers | Android Engineers | | SRE

Find more about us and the job openings on our career page https://grnh.se/8b9a8702teu, or contact me via the URL on my profile if you have any questions.

  * Competitive salary + stock options
  * Hybrid working 
  * Learning budget (10% from gross yearly salary [13.2% for Vilnius])
  * 30 working days of holiday [25 for Vilnius]
  * Remote workout classes
  * Mental and emotional-health support from Mindletic
  * A daily allowance for ordering lunch
  * Monthly team-building events
  * A personal monthly budget for shopping on Vinted
  * Work anywhere in the EU for 90 days out of the year
  * Dog friendly offices
  * Home office support (IT workstation equipment provided + a personal budget of up to 540 € for home workplace furniture)

Our tech blog: https://vinted.engineering/

Some of our OSS contributions: https://vinted.engineering/open-source/

Help make second-hand the first choice worldwide!

ioki | Frankfurt/Germany (remote friendly, english speaking) | Full-Time | Various Positions | New Mobility / Public Transport

https://ioki.com a Startup based in Frankfurt that is a full subsidiary of the Deutsche Bahn.

We are building smart mobility solutions to integrate with the public transport systems. We already operate more than 40 of these services in Germany and Europe.

Check out https://ioki.engineering to learn more about our dev culture or head directly to https://jobs.ioki.com for all of our open positions: Engineering Positions in Ruby, TypeScript, Swift, and Kotlin (Android) as well as Site Reliability/DevOps.

ClimateAligned | Engineering (multiple roles) | Full-Time | HYBRID (London, UK) | https://tinyurl.com/ClimateAlignedCareers ---

We're a small team of repeat founders and seasoned operators on a big mission to simplify planet-positive investing and put power in the hands of impact investors at a scale never seen before. The next generation of tools we are building use AI to interact with the world of sustainability data (large language models like ChatGPT). This is a highly specialist crew with a decade or more of relevant experience in the domains of machine learning and climate finance.

Some of the companies we started, (e.g. Secondmind), scaled to 100+ people and millions in revenue, published extensively in key academic journals in machine learning, and won national awards. We also have extensive industry networks, published works, and numerous advisory and working group seats in climate and sustainable finance.

We're looking for people to play a foundational role on this big mission:

  - Product Engineer / Full-stack Engineer
  - Machine Learning Developer
  - Others (opportunistic, including internships)

We have just raised our pre-seed round from top European climate-focused investors, but there is not much about us out there yet until we make our announcement! We've always built high-performing teams where everyone is excited to come to work for the team and to make an impact on the mission. Further details are available on our Notion page (link at the start)!

I'm the CEO and co-founder — if interested, drop me an email (aleksi@) or email our jobs email (jobs@). It'll come to me either way! :)

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Bit of feedback on your job application process – I don't see any good location to send this on your website so I'll leave it here.

It would IMHO be helpful if there's a "anything else you want to mention?" field at the end of the form, or something to that effect. I appreciate keeping the initial application simple and straight-forward and doesn't require having to write an essay about the meaning of life, but for some answers I could only fill in a number and sometimes a simple number doesn't really tell the whole story.

For example: I have "10 years" Python experience, but the last time I programmed Python was a number of years ago so I'm a bit rusty; I would prefer to be up-front about that. I also have 0 years Django experience, but I've picked up Ruby on Rails quickly in the past and I've managed to fix a few minor bugs in Django applications over the years, so I wanted to add that context too to demonstrate that picking up Django shouldn't be a huge issue.

Since TypeForm only shows one field at a time you don't know what's coming next or when it will end it's not really clear you can't provide that context anywhere. I was a but surprised I was done already and felt I submitted a less great application than I could have – otherwise I probably would have crammed it in one of the text answers in an earlier step.

Just a bit of feedback, do with it what you will.