51–60 of 247 posts
Rails based webapp (http://www.nimonikapp.ca) undergoing massive changes and integration with iPad/iPhone app in large market. Looking for partner/employee with rails skills. Full job ad here: http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AZgzPWgGhEebZGc3MnpmZzdfND...
Good sense of design, Modern C++, compilers, source-to-source translation, object persistence, multi-threading, etc:
C/C++/Java/Erlang/Haskell/Python Devs - Chicago, USA We're looking for smart people to help at an established high frequency trading shop. We have a few positions open, from latency critical stuff that must be done in C/C++/Haskell, to 'offline' data crunching which is more Java/Python/Erlang/etc. Plus a bunch of other stuff in everything in between. Frankly, our code is probably faster and deals with 'bigger' data t…
C/C++/Java/Erlang/Haskell/Python Devs - Chicago, USA We're looking for smart people to help at an established high frequency trading shop. We have a few positions open, from latency critical stuff that must be done in C/C++/Haskell, to 'offline' data crunching which is more Java/Python/Erlang/etc. Plus a bunch of other stuff in everything in between. Frankly, our code is probably faster and deals with 'bigger' data t…
Off & Away (http://www.offandaway.com) is a early stage start-up aiming to change the way people shop for travel. Using an innovative bid-to-win auction model, we’re able to give our customers access to the type of high-end travel experience they could normally only dream of attaining.
Our downtown Seattle-based company was founded by former Amazon.com and travel industry executives, and recently raised seed funding led by Madrona Venture Group, the venture firm behind Amazon.com, Farecast.com (now Bing Travel) and VacationSpot (now a part of Expedia). Since launching at TechCrunch Disrupt, our customer base has been growing rapidly and we’re looking to keep up by growing our small but talented team.
We are looking for a front-end developer with top-notch software design and coding skills to work across all layers of our service, with an emphasis on UI (HTML, JavaScript, jQuery) and application logic (Java, Servlets), yet also capable of into diving back-end logic and the database (MySQL). Prior experience in an early stage start-up a big plus.
Drop us a line at jobs [at] offandaway [dot] com.
Specifically, we are looking for an amazing front-end developer with great mobile experience (iPhone, mobile browsers, etc.). We are located in the Financial District in San Francisco, CA. The work is challenging, your coworkers are sharp, and the atmosphere is tons of fun and you get to work on a product that millions of people use daily.
My email address is nolan AT nolancaudill DOT com. I'd love to hear from you.
We're a small company in the Philly suburbs that with several products integrating Documentum and Sharepoint. We're growing and looking for new engineers. We do most of our work in Java (cross-compile to .NET) - lots of javascript too. You don't need to know Documentum or Sharepoint to apply, just general programming skills.
If you're interested, please email rvolpe@wingspan.com.
http://www.wingspan.com http://careers.stackoverflow.com/Jobs/8344?campaign=List
Mixpanel is looking for someone to help us automate and manage our infrastructure. Primary skills are python and chef or puppet. This probably won't take all of your time, so it's likely you'll also work on product stuff.
About Mixpanel: YCS09, we're an analytics company currently tracking ~1 billion requests per month for companies like Slide, Bebo, and Posterous.
Tech stack: python & django, js & jquery, mongodb, mysql, erlang
Full job post: http://mixpanel.com/jobs Contact: tim@mixpanel.com
C/C++/Java/Erlang/Haskell/Python Devs - Chicago, USA We're looking for smart people to help at an established high frequency trading shop. We have a few positions open, from latency critical stuff that must be done in C/C++/Haskell, to 'offline' data crunching which is more Java/Python/Erlang/etc. Plus a bunch of other stuff in everything in between. Frankly, our code is probably faster and deals with 'bigger' data t…
Are you sure that there is no misunderstanding - critical stuff in Haskell and other stuff in Erlang? Not a reverse pair? ^_^