Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2015)

CloudMine is an enterprise mobility company that provides HIPAA Compliant Mobility solutions to accelerate development, eliminate maintenance and standardize cross-organizational mobile IT. Our team is revolutionizing the way mobile apps are developed in the enterprise, and we are quickly rising in market leadership.

DevOps Engineer - Responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining the operational systems architecture and development of a Ruby on Rails/node.js based MBaaS API in a cloud environment. We also use Docker, Puppet, OpenStack, AWS and Rackspace Cloud. There’s even some nascent work with Deis and other open source PaaS technologies.

Platform Engineer - You will have the opportunity to work on various interesting projects – from mobile development and platform design to server operations and deployment, and everything in between. Our core technologies include MongoDB, Ruby, Node.js, Kafka, and ElasticSearch. On the mobile side we also use Objective-C, Java (both for Android and back-end), C#, and client-side JavaScript.

You can apply through the above website or directly to SDriver@cloudmine.me with an attached resume.

- DevOps engineer - Front-end engineer - Angular+D3

Smarking - By combining big data, analytics, and transportation logistics, the Smarking team is helping property owners, municipalities, airports and parking management companies access predictive analytics and real-time tracking to optimize revenue and staffing, saving hundreds of millions of dollars every year.

Email directly to CEO, Wen Sang, at wen.sang@smarking.net

Video: http://smarking.net/videos/smarkingvid.mp4 Website:http://www.smarking.net/ Team:http://www.smarking.net/about.html Media: WSJ http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2015/05/13/smarking-rais... TechCrunch http://techcrunch.com/2015/01/31/smarking-drives-big-data-to...

Looking for server-side engineers to work on next generation financial systems. We build applications that push the envelope when it comes to throughput, latency and resiliency.

· We are building distributed systems that deal with actor-based concurrency, reactive programming, distributed in-memory data grids, an messaging that goes beyond plain JMS; we fully expect to participate in shaping the future of financial technology stacks

· These days the majority of our server-side projects are JVM-based, but you can still find anything from Node.js to niche financial vendor packages; we’ve done everything from C++ to Python in the past and from CEP stacks to tick databases

· The ideal candidate will hit the ground running with the typical Java or Scala JVM ecosystem stack (spring and its subprojects, guice, guava, maven, hibernate, jetty, etc)

· We know that the technology landscape changes every few years, and we expect to retool continuously

· We have a track record for picking up other technologies along the whole development stack, including front-end and other non-JVM ecosystems

· In most cases, we get to work with our clients in iterative, project-based engagements, where self-organizing and focused teams move quickly to build innovative solutions for the client.

In addition to server-side, we are looking for senior Web UI developers. If you come from a strong OOP background, have an engineering mindset (we are not hacking things together or building algorithms in isolation—we build real systems, and we treat software as a craft), and are passionate about delivering quality code, we want to hear from you.

- Alexandra

alexandra.kislevitz@lab49.com

Looking for server-side engineers to work on next generation financial systems. We build applications that push the envelope when it comes to throughput, latency and resiliency.

· We are building distributed systems that deal with actor-based concurrency, reactive programming, distributed in-memory data grids, an messaging that goes beyond plain JMS; we fully expect to participate in shaping the future of financial technology stacks

· These days the majority of our server-side projects are JVM-based, but you can still find anything from Node.js to niche financial vendor packages; we’ve done everything from C++ to Python in the past and from CEP stacks to tick databases

· The ideal candidate will hit the ground running with the typical Java or Scala JVM ecosystem stack (spring and its subprojects, guice, guava, maven, hibernate, jetty, etc)

· We know that the technology landscape changes every few years, and we expect to retool continuously

· We have a track record for picking up other technologies along the whole development stack, including front-end and other non-JVM ecosystems

· In most cases, we get to work with our clients in iterative, project-based engagements, where self-organizing and focused teams move quickly to build innovative solutions for the client.

In addition to server-side, we are looking for senior Web UI developers. If you come from a strong OOP background, have an engineering mindset (we are not hacking things together or building algorithms in isolation—we build real systems, and we treat software as a craft), and are passionate about delivering quality code, we want to hear from you.

- Alexandra alexandra.kislevitz@lab49.com

I'm part of a small team of engineers from Silicon Valley that came out to DC last year to help fix Healthcare.gov. In the process, we learned a ton about the world of government software. Many people know about the disastrous Healthcare.gov launch, but there's a long list of huge technical problems that impact everyone in the US. A few examples: people are dying because the Veteran's Administration is six months behind in processing claims, the IRS system goes down for regular maintenance every night, and the Social Security Administration is still paying benefits to millions of deceased Americans because their data is so poorly managed.

Over the past year, our team has seen an opportunity to create software that radically improves how our government serves its people, and we've started our company, Nava, to chase that vision.

You probably remember the initial launch of Healthcare.gov, but you might not have seen our relaunch in the news. That’s a good thing. Here are a few facts we can share: our new insurance application is processing 70% of all apps coming through the marketplace, converts 35% more people than the old app, gets them through in half the time, and is mobile-friendly (20% of applications were started on mobile). App 2.0 was the first system that CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) ever hosted on Amazon AWS, and the login system we just launched saves taxpayers $70 million a year. (Here's a Wired article from last summer about us: http://www.wired.com/2014/06/healthcare-gov-revamp/)

We’re continuing to rebuild and improve Healthcare.gov while expanding in bold new directions, bringing talented engineers (we're mainly Stanford, Google, and Y Combinator alums) to DC, the place where we're needed most. If you'd like to build software that reimagines how millions of Americans interact with their government, we’d love to hear from you at jobs@navahq.com.

Specifically, we’re looking for: - a product manager with a technical background - senior devops engineers - senior full-stack engineers