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Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Yahoo! is hiring

In particular, Yahoo Mail is hiring top Javascript and front-end programmers. We have wicked smart people working on one of the most popular apps on the web, and we're looking for more. Drop me a line; my email is in my profile.

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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Flurry's hiring. New York or San Francisco. Looking for developers with Java experience that want to work with large datasets / Hadoop, also possibly some mobile phone client work - iPhone, Android, Blackberry, possibly others. Mail greg -at- flurry dot you-know-what.

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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I'm looking for someone In the SF Bay area with metal casting experience to do some paid consultation. I know, this isn't programming related, but it is science related. Email geuis.teses@gmail.com.

Have you looked at http://thecrucible.org/ ? Perhaps they could put you in touch with someone.

Yeah, I did. They're more about teaching than putting artisans in touch with potential customers. There's nowhere on the site I could see to get in touch with community members. Kind of funny, since they proffer themselves as a community organization.

Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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My company (http://postabon.com) is hiring 1-2 great programmers in NYC!

These are our first technical hires, so you'd have a huge impact early on in a growing startup!

Experience with Git, Linux, a dynamically typed language (Python, Ruby, etc), a functional language (a lisp, Haskell, etc), HTML/CSS/JS, mobile app development, etc. (or any subset thereof) would be great.

If you come work for us, we'll pay you well, give you benefits and equity, and you'll get to work on a lot of cool stuff. In the short term, we need to do a fair amount of front end work. In the longer term, you would have the option to work on a variety of other things (depending on your skills/interests) like mobile app development, building a facebook app, machine learning, moving into the (Lisp) backend, and a lot more.

Email me (address in profile) if you're interested!

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