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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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Ramp | 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…

Does this mean remote anywhere within US? or anywhere in world?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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Prequel | https://prequel.co | Senior Software Engineer | Full Time | GoLang, Postgres, Typescript, React, K8s | $150k-$180k + equity | ONSITE in NYC Prequel is an API that makes it easy for B2B companies to sync data directly to their customer's data warehouse, on an ongoing basis. We're a tiny team of four engineers based in NYC. We're solving a number of hard technical problems that come with syncing tens of billi…

> run the gambit

It's run the gamut

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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TainData | Melbourne, Australia | Contract (initially), Full-Time or Co-Founder possible in the future | Remote OK, Onsite OK, Visa possible in the future

Short version:

We have a short-term need for one or more contractors who can help us with circuit board design and C firmware programming for IoT data monitoring/control devices for agricultural applications, using Nordic SoC/SiP devices.

The devices need to support cellular communications (LTE-M using the Nordic 9160) and Bluetooth (LE and mesh, using the Nordic 5340).

The initial engagement would be as a contractor on hourly rates or retainer whilst we get some initial projects completed. Permanent or co-founder roles may be available in the future.

Detailed version:

We're a vendor of data monitoring and automation technology for small-to-medium sized agriculturalists - mostly growers of wine grapes, fruits, vegetables, grains, pulses, etc. Our predecessor companies (which go back as early as 1982) have supplied technology to some of the world's leading food and wine producers, research institutions and agri-business brands.

Our main products are:

- A data monitor that reads soil moisture and other environmental metrics, and uploads data to the cloud via Cat-M1, and a partner web app that displays data on maps+graphs and manages the devices.

- A webapp that displays data from a network of 70+ weather stations across some major growing regions of Australia, and displays weather data updated every 10 minutes and long-term historical graphs

We're looking for people with the following skills:

- Electronics engineering - designing circuits and circuit boards for IoT data monitoring/control applications, using Nordic SiP/SoC devices or comparable components. Experience with contemporary cellular data networks (Cat M1, NB-IoT) very welcome, as well as other radio data technologies, e.g., LoraWAN, DigiMesh, ZigBee, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi.

- Programming for above hardware platforms, ideally very experienced with C and the Zephyr platform. Knowledge of Mororola/Freescale assembly language a big advantage, for the purpose of porting functionality from a legacy device.

This would be particularly interesting to someone who wants to go deep developing a new hardware/firmware architecture for this industry; something like what Cisco IOS is to networking, but for agriculture data monitoring/control. We’re also considering offering the circuit board as a barebones/OEM product, a-la “Raspberry Pi for agriculture”, so it would be a great opportunity for someone who want to be a part of that.

We’re a new, “clean slate” company being established by people with decades of industry/product experience and solid relationships and reputation. We have several significant sales opportunities waiting to be fulfilled. And as a newly founded company we can offer substantial “ground-floor” equity allocations to the right people.

For more info, contact: tom+jobs at taindata.com.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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MahiGaming | DevOps Engineer | Multiple Locations, USA | Full Time | On-Site MahiGaming is an industry-leading game development company with multiple studios specializing in the development of online games with a wide audience of players all around the globe. The DevOps Engineer will manage, develop and improve tools for the enhancement of the Development Operations. The individual will integrate IT with the differen…

9 stages of interviews. Printers. Wireless.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

#335

Ramp | 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…

Does this mean remote anywhere within US? or anywhere in world?

I was wondering the same, and saw that this was asked in previous Who is hiring threads, but a clear answer on what "Remote" means was never provided, so until that happens here's what I found:

Seems like Europe is a "maybe" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35428210 and Canada is a "yes" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35427290

I also looked it up on LinkedIn. Out of 148 employees marked as working in engineering on LinkedIn, only 14 are based outside the US - and all 14 are in Canada.

Some older comments in Who is hiring? Threads say "continental US preferred", and "US timezone preferred", but these comments are a few years old - although the data on LinkedIn seems to imply that this is still the case.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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InScope | Full-Time | Founding Engineer | San Francisco Bay Area, ONSITE

I'm Avy, CTO and co-founder at [InScope](https://inscopehq.com), where we're automating financial statements and audits. My co-founders, Mary and Kelsey, suffered many audits first-hand as finance and accounting leaders at high-growth tech companies like Flexport, Miro, Yelp, and Dropbox.

Investors and other stakeholders require audited financials from every private company that hits certain growth milestones, ensuring the health of the company before they can receive funding or raise debt. Today, finance teams prepare for their audits using Word, Excel, and a whole lot of human effort. We're seeking to change that with software.

We are participating in Better Tomorrow Ventures' fintech accelerator and are looking for a senior founding engineer. The role will be fast-paced: You will set up systems from scratch, solve a mix of full stack product engineering problems, and build AI-infused data workflows. Our early prototypes are built with Python, React, dbt, and DuckDB, but you'll help us choose our production stack.

We believe in distributed teams and will be flexible about remote work, but early-on we expect you to be based in San Francisco to allow for fast collaboration cycles.

Send me a note at avy@, or you can find more info here: https://www.notion.so/inscope/Founding-Engineer-Full-Stack-3...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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European Space Imaging | Spatial Software Engineer | Munich, DE | Fulltime Looking to onboard someone who has a background in the geospatial industry and has had some experience working with front-end development / web mapping. We are launching a satellite tasking GUI and need someone to work with the lead front-end developer in delivering this. - Experience with modern front-end frameworks such as React or Vue, in p…

When I try to access the file it says "file has been deleted".

This is why they could use the help :)

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Does this mean remote anywhere within US? or anywhere in world?

I was wondering the same, and saw that this was asked in previous Who is hiring threads, but a clear answer on what "Remote" means was never provided, so until that happens here's what I found: Seems like Europe is a "maybe" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35428210 and Canada is a "yes" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35427290 I also looked it up on LinkedIn. Out of 148 employees marked as working in engine…

Well, that's not "remote anywhere".

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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Cleverbase, Vidua | https://cleverbase.com | The Hague, the Netherlands, hybrid options | iOS / Android native mobile app engineer

We deliver identity wallets and trust services. Users can sign documents on mobile with the same legal value as paper signatures, but higher security. Users can identify online in cases where physical presence or showing a passport would otherwise be needed. And the wallet is a strong multi-factor customer authenticator.

We founded Cleverbase in 2016, aiming to enable everyone to do easy and secure business online. Since 2018 we operate under Dutch government supervision within the eIDAS trust framework. We are part of the development of a European Digital Identity Wallet. We are currently hiring for two of our teams:

- enrollment of European citizens with a high level of assurance, issuing reusable credentials - wallet cryptography to enable users to fully control their own digital identity, managing and using credentials

https://cleverbase.com/en/job/mobile-app-developer-ios-and-o...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2023)

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

why is “somebody wants to make money” a bad thing?

It's a bad thing when the job is advertised: "Volunteer/Unpaid".

The poster I replied to indicated that the “making money” part could come later.

It is easy enough to have a volunteering agreement that catches this with clauses. Open sourcing the code won’t help with that scenario anyway.

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