Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2017)

Kasasa | Linux Sysadmin, Data Warehouse Engineer, Network Security Engineer | Austin, TX | On-site, no sponsorship

Also: Sr. Software Engineer | Boca Raton, FL | On-site, no sponsorship

https://jobs.lever.co/kasasa

Kasasa's a fun but mature startup environment company in the financial technology / marketing base. We provide a platform that small local banks and credit unions can use to compete with the larger banks. We provide marketing support and websites, rewards checking accounts, and other types of support for our customers. Kasasa has a great culture and is launching several new products this year and next.

If you have questions, please feel free to ping me; address is in my profile.

Use the above lever.co to apply for any of the positions.

ClickTime | https://www.clicktime.com/company/jobs | San Francisco, CA (Onsite) | Full Time ABOUT US: We help businesses become more productive every day. We're a bootstrapped, profitable, 35-person company going through an exciting stage of growth. INTERVIEW PROCESS: Two phone interviews, a short practical component (e.g. writing exercise) that reflects future day-to-day work at ClickTime, in-person interview, reference checks. ROLES: Associate Business Analyst, QA Lead APPLY: https://www.clicktime.com/company/jobs Please email sdabby@clicktime.com with any questions!

Target | Sunnyvale, CA | Haskell engineer | Remote OK | Full Time

The data science and optimization team at Target is looking for somebody with experience developing and managing a production-level Haskell service.

Over the last year or so, we've written a supply chain optimization system in Haskell and have been running it for some preliminary tests at a handful of stores. We are now preparing to scale the system up significantly and are looking for somebody with concrete Haskell systems experience to work on scaling the system, making it more robust and improving the development and deployment process.

The core requirement is experience with Haskell services in production. Nix experience is optional, but would be a plus. We don't expect any experience with stochastic optimization, supply chains or retail.

You can get more details about this position on [Target.com][1] and more details about the team from the [talk I gave at BayHac][2] this summer.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask here or email me at tikhon.jelvis@target.com.

[1]: https://jobs.target.com/job/sunnyvale/haskell-data-engineer/...

[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EgHNq6Pej8

The point for someone living in the Bay Area (especially its outskirts) would be all the benefits of working at home, including avoiding an hour-plus commute every workday, while still being close enough to be able to show up in person if needed.

Ahrefs | OCaml developer | Singapore + San Francisco, CA | REMOTE ok, VISA ok (SG only), https://ahrefs.com/jobs/ocaml-server-side-developer

We are looking for a backend developer with a deep understanding of networks, distributed systems, OS fundamentals and taste for simple and efficient architectural designs. Our backend is implemented in OCaml (and some C++), as such proficiency in OCaml is very much appreciated, otherwise a strong inclination to intensively learn OCaml in a short term will be required. Understanding of functional programming in general and/or experience with other FP languages (F#,Haskell,Scala,Scheme,etc) will help a lot. Knowledge of C++ and/or Rust is a plus.

Ahrefs runs an internet-scale bot that crawls the whole Web 24/7, storing huge volumes of information to be indexed and structured in a timely fashion. Backend system is powered by a custom petabyte-scale distributed key-value storage to accommodate all that data coming in at high speed. The storage system is implemented in OCaml with thin performance-critical low-level part implemented in C++. On top of that Ahrefs is building various analytical services for end-users.

We are a small team and strongly believe in better technology leading to better solutions for real-world problems. We worship functional languages and static typing, extensively employ code generation and meta-programming, value code clarity and predictability, and are constantly seeking to automate repetitive tasks and eliminate boilerplate, guided by DRY and following KISS. If there is any new technology that will make our life easier - no doubt, we'll give it a try. We rely heavily on opensource code (as the only viable way to build maintainable system) and contribute back [1]. Occasionally we track down CPU bugs [2].

Our motto is "first do it, then do it right, then do it better". Drop an email to connect@ahrefs.com

[1] https://github.com/ahrefs [2] https://tech.ahrefs.com/skylake-bug-a-detective-story-ab1ad2...