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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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GoGuardian - Los Angeles, CA (Hermosa Beach) - https://goguardian.com

We're building analytics for Chromebooks for Education! Chromebooks in EDU has been an insanely hot market (72% compound annual growth). We're the first to market with a solution that helps schools understand how their fleet of devices is being used. We've got a small market share now, but have great product-market fit and a great sales pipeline (10% week/week growth).

Engineering-wise, we're ingesting tens of millions of events per day from hundreds of thousands of devices. We're in the process of rebuilding our entire event ingestion pipeline (going from PHP+MySQL to Kinesis+Node/KCL+Cassandra+Solr). We've got a team of three engineers (including myself). We're all responsible for everything (frontend, backend, database, deployments, everything). We're looking for someone who wants to make tremendous impact in the organization - making key engineering decision that will impact the company for years to come. We're looking for killer frontend and backend people as well as data scientists (we've got a goldmine of usage data that we haven't run any non-trivial analytics on).

We're Pre-Series-A and profitable! We're in the process of raising an A round which will enable us to scale up. If you're interested in an early stage startup that's positioned well for stable growth, please reach out!

Hit us up at jobs@goguardian.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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Knack - http://knackhq.com - REMOTE Knack makes it easy for anyone to build online database apps. We're growing rapidly and looking for a lead developer, AWS systems engineers, and front end designer/developer: http://knackhq.com/jobs We're focused on building a profitable long-term business with a product our customers love. We can’t compete with Google on start-up perks, but we can more than compete if you’re looking to sink you teeth in and have a major impact: * Impact: we’re expecting anyone that joins to come in and have a major impact. We’re small enough that every customer interaction, every marketing spend, every line of code has an over-sized impact. * Equity: we don’t need hired-guns, we need team members. We want to share our long-term vision and success, and make sure you have equity in that journey. * Autonomy: we don’t look for specific roles, we look for good fits. You’ll be able to contribute with your strengths and determine the projects you want to drive forward. * Flexibility: supporting our chosen lifestyles is major part of our success equation. Join a remote team and create your own hours. Work how and where you want to. * Culture: we work hard, but also don’t take ourselves too seriously and make sure we have a great time along the way.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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Broadcom - Irvine, CA - Linux kernel engineer

Broadcom is looking for full-time software engineer candidates specializing in embedded Linux and bootloader development. Focus areas include: - Board bringup and driver support for set-top box and cable modem chipsets - Debugging silicon/board/OS issues and postmortem analysis - ARM and MIPS system-level programming - Helping to develop and verify new CPU and peripheral designs - Linux networking and network offload - Power management - Performance analysis and system architecture - Security isolation via hypervisors, LXC, HW restrictions, etc. - Building and maintaining an embedded Linux distribution - Working with upstream maintainers to develop new features and fix bugs

http://jobs.broadcom.com/job/Irvine-Sr_-LinuxBootloader-Soft...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

#374
Broadcom - Irvine, CA - Linux kernel engineer

Broadcom is looking for full-time software engineer candidates specializing in embedded Linux and bootloader development. Focus areas include: - Board bringup and driver support for set-top box and cable modem chipsets - Debugging silicon/board/OS issues and postmortem analysis - ARM and MIPS system-level programming - Helping to develop and verify new CPU and peripheral designs - Linux networking and network offload - Power management - Performance analysis and system architecture - Security isolation via hypervisors, LXC, HW restrictions, etc. - Building and maintaining an embedded Linux distribution - Working with upstream maintainers to develop new features and fix bugs

http://jobs.broadcom.com/job/Irvine-Sr_-LinuxBootloader-Soft...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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Tastebud (http://www.tastebud.co) -- Chicago, IL

iOS / Android Mobile Software Engineers: Full-Time

# About Us

Here at Tastebud, we are obsessed with creating mobile experiences that personalize the world around you. Through a combination of sophisticated algorithms and meaningful data, we're one of the first companies to create a personalized brick and mortar shopping experience. Best of all, we are profitable with a live product that is providing real results.

# About the Team

We are an smart and experienced group of software engineers and data scientists. Whether it is understanding the dynamic and complex relationships around large data sets, designing the greatest mobile experiences, or building the best recommendation engine on the planet, we are strongly focused and determined on solving the most challenging problems.

We are currently building the next generation of mobile applications, all powered by our extensive experience in personalization. We understand the value in stable, established frameworks and patterns, but we aren't afraid to jump into new technologies when the opportunity rises. We enjoy great clean code, but understand that sometimes you need to hack something out. We are fans of open source and aim to contribute back when we can. We enjoy working with smart people who can get things done.

# About You

You understand mobile. You have gone from idea to app store, quite possibly more than once. You know a great mobile-centric API when you see one, even better if you have designed one yourself. You understand the challenges that the app store brings and know how to work around them. You know how to iterate and build a product that delights our users. You enjoy the ability, freedom and encouragement to develop our mobile strategy.

We can offer a competitive salary, a great office in downtown Chicago, a flexible schedule, and a few cool office perks.

Interested? Send us a quick email about why you are the best person to lead our mobile products: jobs@tastebud.co

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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The Electronic Frontier Foundation - San Francisco - Full time - Multiple positions Come and help us fight for an Internet free of surveillance and censorship. The EFF's tech team is expanding, and we're looking to hire strong frontend and backend engineers and sysadmins. You'll be join a community of passionate people who are excited to be working on issues that we think are of paramount importance to the future of…

Oh man. If only I were looking for a job! EFF <3

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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Akvo Foundation http://akvo.org – Helsinki/Stockholm/Amsterdam/London

Ui Designer / Developer

If you are a UI designer / developer with startup experience wanting to contribute to make the world better, please read on!

We are seeking a skilled, self-motivated, pro-active and energetic UI developer / designer with data visualisation sense. Reporting to the lead designer, your primary responsibility will be to create and ensure a consistent, usable, and beautiful UI throughout our software platform, which includes web applications, desktop applications and mobile / tablet applications. 
You have to be able to adapt to a fast changing environment where multi-tasking is a must. You will be required to design and develop functional user interfaces as well as keeping the brand consistent across the organisation and a range of different products. (Core and mandatory skills: WordPress, HTML, SASS, CSS, JQUERY)

Being part of a continuously growing team is essential to maintain and improve the quality of our work.

Akvo creates and runs open source internet and mobile services that make it easy to bring international development work online. We focus on project and programme dashboards, reporting, monitoring, evaluation and making data easier to share. Headquartered in Amsterdam, Akvo is a non-profit foundation that works with more than a thousand organisations around the world.

This is a full time position and a team work, so you will be required to be available during normal office hours.

We are looking for someone to be based in Helsinki (primary), Stockholm or Amsterdam. You must have a work permit already to work in one of these locations.

Please send your CV along with a cover letter to loic@akvo.org. 
Looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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WizeNoze - Amsterdam, Netherlands. http://wizenoze.com

Job Title: AngularJS front-end developer

We're a natural language processing startup focused on creating and adapting content for children. We're building editing tools to adapt content to different reading levels; search engine with age-specific UI/UX and results; and lots of algorithms for classifying, summarizing, etc. content automatically.

We need someone who can tame this complexity with user-friendly, responsive web apps talking to the json api backend our scientists and developers are building.

Check out the full job posting: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/72093/angularjs-front-...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014)

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Kraków, Poland

Ruby on Rails/Ember.js developer

We're looking for an eager to learn developer who is already quite fluent in Rails or JavaScript but wants to become familiar with the most modern technologies like Ember.js.

Candidates able to work onsite (office in center of Kraków) are preferred. Details here: http://nibynic.com/jobs.html. Contact us at praca@nibynic.com.

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