Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2014) • Hacker News Board

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

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Post by triciafjeldheim » Tue, Jun 10, 2014, 12:05 AM UTC

AUDAX HEALTH

San Francisco, CA & Washington DC

FULL TIME, INTERN, REMOTE, VISA

Purpose, mastery and autonomy. We provide all three at Audax Health (www.audaxhealth.com ), a startup that's revolutionizing health and the face of health care. Work for the purpose of improving millions of peoples’ wellness and lifestyles. We're looking to grow our team of front and backend architects and engineers to help build our consumer facing health platform, which is built using Scala/Play, MongoDB, Postgres, Hadoop, and AngularJS. If this sounds like you, come join our elite team of engineers and have the autonomy to architect the full solutions that scale to fit our user growth. We also have non-technical positions available too, so feel free to forward those to qualified friends and colleagues, or apply yourself.

Bi-coastal locations are flexible for the right candidate. Remote status is available too but rarely and only for very limited positions. Please note if you are not willing to relocate.

Positions listed here:

http://www.audaxhealth.com/wp/jobs/

Generous benefits, equity award at hire, catered lunches, free snacks, competitive ping pong, awesome & talented folks.

Please send applications to tricia@audaxhealth.com

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

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Post by ramzi077 » Tue, Jun 10, 2014, 2:48 AM UTC

pafournier wrote: post #289

Hexoskin - http://hexoskin.com - Montreal, QC & San Francisco, CA - Full Time Hexoskin makes smart clothing for sports training, sleep tracking, and health monitoring. Hexoskin is a wearable health tech company founded in 2006. Our mission is to record and organize personal health data and make it available and useful. Our growing team has more than 20 quality people working with scientists, athletes, trainers, docto…

hello, My name is Ramzi. I am student at UQAM. I'm interested about the development of mobile applications. I have an andoid application on google play. This the link to my blog to have a deep idea about my professional experience http://3arif.com/. My cv: PROFILE • Very good knowledge in object oriented design and programming in JAVA. • Very good experience in the development of mobile phone application (Android). • Good knowledge in using design patterns in Java. • Web development experience in .NET, SQL Server and Linq SQL. • Web development experience in HTML, PHP and MySQL. • Team player and fast learner

CAREER-RELATED EXPERIENCE • Android Developer: From February 2012 to May 2012 SOTETEL, Tunisia o Java, XML, PHP and MySQL o Development of mobile application ‘M-Banking’

• ASP.NET Developer: From June 2011 to August 2011 CYNAPSYS, Tunisia o CSharp (C♯) , LinqSql, ASP.NET, AJAX o Design and development of internet banking application using Microsoft Technologies . • PHP/MySQL Developer: August 2010 Positif Tunisie, Tunisia o HTML, PHP and MySQL o Creating a platform for managing customer profiles

SKILLS • Programming languages: C, C++, C♯, Java, Pascal, Groovy, SQL, LinqSQL • Databases: Oracle, SQLserver, MySQL • Scripting: PHP, JavaScript, Ajax. • Servers: EasyPhp, wampserver • Design Tools: Photoshop, Dreamwaver • Integrated development environment (IDE) : Visual Studio, NetBeans, Eclipse, CodeBlocks • Platform Operating System (OS) : Windows(XP, VISTA,7), Linux(Ubuntu, Kbuntu, Fedora) • Others: HTML, CSS, XML, Design Patterns, jUnit, SDK Android

EDUCATION • Master of Engineering in Software Engineering Expected Dec 2014 Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Montreal o Relevant Courses: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING: ANALYSIS AND MODELLING, PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE CONCEPT OF PROGRAMS, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF SOFTWARE, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATION BEHAVIOR AND IT MANAGEMENT.

• Bachelor in computer science: computer systems and software, from September 2009 to June 2012 High school of Technology and Computer Science (ESTI), Tunis Tunisia

ACADEMIC PROJECTS • Development of a library of test unit o Java, XML o Xstream

• Development of the Battleships game o Groovy, XML

ACTIVITIES

• Member of the Tunandroid Community ‘Connecting Tunisian Android Developers’ (http://www.tunandroid.com) from June 2011 to September 2012 • My android application on google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bloc.note

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

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Post by qmr » Tue, Jun 10, 2014, 4:37 PM UTC

thisduck wrote: post #220

why-el wrote: post #215

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Your email bounces back for some reason. Any other way I can get in touch?

We were doing our MX record migrations today (Sunday maintenance) from financeit.ca to financeit.io Try again?

Sounds like you need to hire a sysadmin. ;)

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

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Post by zerr » Tue, Jun 10, 2014, 6:37 PM UTC

bjelkeman-again wrote: post #438

zerr wrote: post #406

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What is your stack for Desktop client? And would you be interested in client engineer?

On the desktop we are web browser based entirely. Only non-web clients are two Android phone/tablet apps.

Interesting how web stack (I guess node.js/webkit) targets the niche for cross-platform desktop thick clients, where C++ and some good toolkit like Qt or wxWidgets is a good fit.

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

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Post by seanMeverett » Wed, Jun 11, 2014, 2:23 PM UTC

INTERN - NYC or ATL, Product Management Intern.

Piksel.com -- need help running our Online Video Platform that has nearly 4 billion views annually. We're a global startup with offices in NYC, ATL, Solana Beach, Milan, Rome, London, Paris, etc. We do work for some of the largest broadcasters like AT&T, Channel 4, BSkyB, etc. We push our digital video to mobile apps, home TVs, playstion, and digital signs.

Contact sean.everett@piksel.com

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

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Post by nuc » Wed, Jun 11, 2014, 5:00 PM UTC

Backend developer at moviepilot.com — Berlin, Germany — Full time

We make a webpage called moviepilot.com using chaplin.js, backbone.js, node.js, puppet, nginx, rails, mysql, elasticsearch, rabbitmq, neo4j and couchDB.

We’re looking for an API / backend developer who enjoys using this stack, loves movies, doesn’t mind our coffee eccentric team members and is an all-round nice person. We’re a bunch of developer girls and guys from Brazil, Germany, Greece, Poland, Russia and UK, and we often sit in our beautiful Berlin office with golden walls (seriously) directly at U-Mehringdamm in Kreuzberg.

Moviepilot.com is the fastest growing movie fan community in the world. We have a core readership of 14 million fans and an audience of over 27 million spread across 13 Facebook pages. We're creating the world's best place for fans to talk about movies.

Interested? Get in touch! giorgos@moviepilot.com

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

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Post by mharris » Wed, Jun 11, 2014, 5:51 PM UTC

Full Stack Engineer at Gliffy - San Francisco - Full Time

Gliffy (www.Gliffy.com) is looking for a talented sr. engineer (full stack) to help build upon their already innovative SaaS diagraming/graphing product.

In this role you would have the opportunity to work with technologies like Scala/Playframework and make a measurable impact as part of a small, but insanely bright team. Gliffy is established and quite profitable, but still operates like a startup (hackatons, quarterly outings, innovation days) and the leadership/team is fantastic (and fun). They are based in SF, but they allow engineers to work from home Mondays and Fridays (alongside some other nice perks).

Gliffy has hired me to help them on the search (an engineer I placed back in March is loving it and they've asked me to find one more as they grow the team). Sponsorship/remote work not available at this time.

Want more info? matt@blocktalent.com

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

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Post by jdfreefly » Wed, Jun 11, 2014, 6:10 PM UTC

Rails & Server developer at biba.com - San Francisco

We're building a unified communications platform that provides audio, video, screen sharing, text messaging and group messaging on Android, iOS, OSX and Windows. Competing against established companies like webex and new disruptors like UberConference.

The rails team provides the backend api that drives and enables the clients and media teams to deliver a smooth collaborative experience.

Great office in downtown San Francisco (2nd & Mission). Rails team is 5 people, supporting the demands of the 20 or so engineers on the other teams. Fast paced weekly release cycles with room to grow as an engineer.

We work in rails, but languages used elsewhere are C, Go, Java, C#, C++ and we love developers that can switch hit between teams when it's needed. We have a lot of our infrastructure built in AWS so experience there is a plus.

Meetings don't need to suck, and we're making that happen. Come join us. Contact john@biba.com and put [Hacker News] in your subject to make sure I get it.

Room on the team for novices and experts.

No recruiters please.

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

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Post by olivias » Thu, Jun 12, 2014, 3:59 AM UTC

Ring Theory, http://ringtheory.com/jobs Boston, MA Product Manager (Boston)

Product: Sesame Ring is designed to give you fingertip convenience by incorporating your smart card with a dash of style. Starting with the T, Sesame Ring scoots you through the gates, so you’ll never miss another train fishing out your Charlie Pass.

Job: You will be in charge of growing our company, brand, and managing product distribution right from Boston. As an early member of our small team, you will get to influence, contribute to, and be closely involved in our business expansion plans. Your responsibilities will also include customer interaction. Part-time opportunity available.

Fun fact: we once interviewed at Y Combinator, we did not get in but we're bouncing back so much stronger.

Join us if you're keen on wearable technology and ready to be a part of a promising young startup!

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

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Post by bjelkeman-again » Thu, Jun 12, 2014, 12:53 PM UTC

zerr wrote: post #444

bjelkeman-again wrote: post #438

Earlier quoted context omitted.

On the desktop we are web browser based entirely. Only non-web clients are two Android phone/tablet apps.

Interesting how web stack (I guess node.js/webkit) targets the niche for cross-platform desktop thick clients, where C++ and some good toolkit like Qt or wxWidgets is a good fit.

For our purpose a desktop client doesn't feel like a good fit. There is little that a desktop app offers in our context that provides advantages over the web stack.