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Terrastruct is a diagramming tool specialized to visualize software designs.
We're looking for a designer on a contract basis to help out with a refresh of the app and landing page design.
If you're interested, send me an email directly with a portfolio of your work (my email is in my profile).
Sorry for the vague description but I can tell you more about the product we're building when you apply. Hopefully I can attract you in a sufficient way with our tech stack! (see below). [NOTE: this is not a pie-in-the-sky venture, you would be joining a team who has a 1.5+year-old working product, with prospects of new greenfield products built around the first.]
Job positions:
- Build engineer: you are a Linux-er who has some past experience building deb or rpm packages, are excited about reproducible builds, and are willing to learn (if you don't already know) new things such as snap or flatpak. gitlabCI and/or githubActions is a plus. (Might do some DevOps work after we come out of stealth mode as well; with Pulumi and RedHat's OpenShift.)
- C#/.NET developer: generics, LINQ, VisualStudio, EntityFramework et al are your bread and butter. You value the diversity that comes from learning other languages and tech-stacks but also the stability that a robust platform like .NET provides, which you based your career on. Desirable to be familiar with Xamarin, but not required. F# is a plus.
- Rust developer: you dealt with C/C++/Objective-C in the past but are ready to move on. However, you're still not convinced about garbage collected languages, so you have been looking at Rust lately, or willing to learn it. You're not a smart-ass though, so you would be excited to expose your Rust code's API to be consumed by higher level languages.
- FP developer: you value immutability and lack of side effects because you have lived the nightmares of race conditions and heisenbugs in your career. You're disgusted with most job positions out there because the tech-stack described in most of them don't look safe enough to be serious (sure they can build snapchats with them, but not robust software that would end up being used by NASA or Waymo). Desirable to be familiar with F#.
- Desktop/mobile developer: you cringe at the idea of "Electron apps", because you think native frameworks like QT or gtk+ give much power and maintainability (plus, performance aside, javascript is a joke in any other aspect too). But you also understand why garbage-collected languages are safer and more productive than low-level ones, and there are many of these much more decent than JS. (gtk is preferred for this position at the moment; or someone willing to switch)
- SmartContracts/blockchain developer: you've used/developed smart contracts in languages such as Ivy, MiniScript, or Solidity(EVM), or are willing to learn this technology. Desirable to have familiarity with atomic swaps, HTLCs or zero knowledge proofs. Excited about things like bitcoin-lightning, ethereum, mimblewimble/grin, DAI, etc
- Browser-extension developer: you would be interested in diving into the world of WebAssembly to create a similar opensource plugin like the UI of MetaMask (ideally this work should be compatible with Brave, Chrome/Chromium, and Firefox).
Important perk for all positions: all the code/scripts you'll write (being paid of course) will be opensource, at least for the first 2months.
Write me at andrew.forsure@gmail.com
PS: Abstain from applying if you expect a lead/managerial role, because the team is not yet big enough to need extra leadership for now.
PS II: In case you're only interested in joining part-time, note: I wouldn't find it acceptable if you join us to work remotely part-time while keeping your full-time job. Part-time only works in parallel with: a) your own side-projects, or b) other additional part-time job (because resting is important).
Hey, I'm Rik, CTO at Fastmail. We provide high quality, rock solid email (and contacts, calendars, and more) service. We're big into open standards and open software and contribute to both. Our platform team keeps the servers running at their best, and keeps improving what "their best" means. We need someone to be part of, and lead, that team.
This is us: https://www.fastmail.com/about/
…and I'm particularly keen on our values: https://www.fastmail.com/values/
You can read about the job at https://www.fastmail.com/about/jobs/2020-06-platform-lead/ and apply at platform-lead@jobs.fastmailteam.com
We aim to deliver delightful software for multifamily properties, looking to build stronger and happier communities by making property managers the residents' hero.
We're headquartered in SF, but have people distributed across the US, and an engineering team in Australia.
This role is to be the technical expert for a _very_ big customer in DC, so we're looking for someone with that magical crossover of technical and people skillsets.
stack: golong, react/redux, dart, rails, postgres, k8s More details and to apply: https://happyco.breezy.hr/p/ec458f89a646-senior-technical-pr...
Riotz is an early-stage, remote first startup building a web-app to play party-games over video-chat. We're looking for developers in India and Pakistan to accelerate their growth working in a startup in Silicon Valley with experienced operators and founders.
Our stack: NodeJS, React, Clojure PostgreSQL DB Infrastructure: Kubernetes cluster hosted on GCP.
If you're interested, send me an email directly with your resume and portfolio of your work (my email is hamza@riotz.io).
DefenseStorm | Seattle, WA | Senior Software Engineer, DevOps Engineer/SRE | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE https://www.defensestorm.com DefenseStorm is a cybersecurity startup that helps banks and other financial institutions manage the deluge of security data that they produce. We take all of the security critical information and then alert on what's important, generate reports, show cool dashboards, and simplify dem…
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Substack lets writers start their own subscription publication - think paid blog/newsletter - where writers' and readers' incentives are aligned.
Over 100k people pay to subscribe to publications, and top writers are making six figures.
We use Node, Express, and Postgres on top of Heroku. React for frontend. Simple & effective so we can focus on solving problems for users.
We are 12 people. We raised a series A from a16z this summer and are thoughtfully building our early team. Two of our three founders are technical (the other is a writer) and we're looking for folks to work along side us, shipping things that touch thousands of writers and millions of readers.
Come join us! https://substack.com/jobs
Hey everyone, I'm Brennan Spellacy, the CEO of Patch (https://www.usepatch.com). Patch is an API that gives businesses and developers access frontier carbon sequestration technologies and traditional carbon offsets. Businesses are using our platform to automate their sustainability initiatives and provide their customers a way to mitigate their impact on the climate.
We're still in private beta and we're looking for a second full time engineer to join the team. You'll program along side myself and one other teammate. Working at Patch is a great opportunity for someone who wants to join an early stage startup looking to make a massive impact on an existential problem.
If you'd like to join the team and put a dent in climate change, send me an email at: brennan@usepatch.com
At Inpher, we believe that privacy and security are foundational to the future of computing and have built enterprise products to make this vision a reality. We are a small team of veteran founders, world-renowned cryptographers and proven software engineers. We are headquartered in New York City, with satellite offices in San Francisco and Lausanne, Switzerland, and have raised $14M in funding.
Apply at https://www.inpher.io/careers
Or email to me directly at $user@inpher.io, where each ascii character of $user can be obtained by solving for x and converting to base-128,
x = 145767 mod 611939, x = 109572 mod 598463
The Checkout Web team builds the user experiences used by millions of buyers across the globe. We don’t think buying online has to be a “one size fits all” process, we’re on a mission to provide smarter, more tailored, experiences to all of our users. It’s a future where buyers can pay the way they want with all the accompanying benefits, all without sellers needing to know anything about a complex global e-commerce ecosystem. The team is at the forefront of GraphQL adoption at PayPal, and we’re using React to build dynamic UIs as we explore and test new concepts and smart experiences. We’re seeking an experienced Lead Engineer to join us on this journey — you’ll be working with a team of intelligent, passionate people and helping shape the future of PayPal.
Web Application Engineers: https://wd1.myworkdaysite.com/recruiting/paypal/jobs/job/Ill...
We have several openings within my team as well as within other teams--so drop me a line even if my particular opening doesn't sound interesting and I'll help you find the right place! You can contact me at swesthafer at paypal dot com.