Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013) • Hacker News Board

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by twovi » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:38 PM UTC

Codero - Austin Tx

Software Developer-Cloud

Web Developer-Software (PHP)

Jr. Network Engineer

Junior Web/Graphic Designer

http://www.codero.com/company/careers/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by bijanv » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:39 PM UTC

EventMobi - Toronto, Canada - Full-Stack Software Engineers

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EventMobi is an app building platform that allows event planners to create engaging apps for their event or conference in only a few minutes. We’re based in Toronto and are committed to using the mobile revolution to completely transform the events industry.

Our apps allow event planners to distribute content to their attendees, keep them engaged with the event, and help them learn and network with other attendees. EventMobi apps have been used at over 1500 events, 2 Million users, and are served for events in 15 languages across 5 continents.

We’re not your typical startup, we’re completely self-funded and yet with no outside capital we’re massively profitable and on an incredible growth path with companies like Intel, Disney and the Olympics IOC using us for their mobile event app needs.

We embraced HTML5, cloud architecture and cross-platform mobile web apps before any of them were fancy buzz words! Come and join Toronto’s fastest growing self-funded tech start-up and be part of something amazing.

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We're looking for a Full-Stack Software Engineer to join our team and help build out the platform we need to innovate this space. This is a very fast-paced role, and we need energetic individuals that can build large-scale SaaS systems, as well as care about UX and be involved with the end consumer facing product. This is a great career opportunity to grow with a young startup, get your hands dirty in all aspect of cloud services, mobile and web development and help with every aspect of a startups technology infrastructure.

Experience with the following would be helpful: - JS frameworks (we use Angular and Backbone) - Python / Flask - MySQL / Redis / MongoDB

If you would like to chat further about the details feel free to email me at bijan@eventmobi.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by jeffschenck » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:39 PM UTC

Chewse (https://www.chewse.com/) - San Francisco, CA - Engineer

You like food, right? So do we. Chewse make sure great companies become greater... using food! We’re a small team with huge ambitions (recently graduated the 500 Startups program, raised $1M seed round) and we're bringing on our first key engineering hires.

We need someone brave enough to take on huge, meaty product initiatives, but also humble enough to get dirty with the grunt work. If it matters to you, we're using things like Python, Django, AngularJS, CoffeeScript, LESS, Redis, and Heroku.

Salary: $80-120k

Equity: 0.25-1.25%

Perks: Lots of food! (Among other things)

Yet more details: https://www.chewse.com/jobs/senior-engineer/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by dsr_ » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:40 PM UTC

Cambridge, MA. Full time, relocation assistance negotiable.

http://www.smartleaf.com is a small, profitable, privately-owned company that provides portfolio analysis and management for over $50 billion of current holdings.

I'm the director of IT and operations, and I'm looking for a right-hand person.

http://www.smartleaf.com/careers/senior-systems-administrato...

My group is responsible for:

- vendor evaluation and selection

- network security

- switching infrastructure

- DNS and mail and XMPP chat

- VOIP telephony

- IT systems like ticketing, bug tracking, automated builds

- performance monitoring and stats collection

- service monitoring and alerting

- systems deployment, from metal to magic

- release engineering

and we debug and maintain much more.

There's a lot to do. You'll need to both learn and teach. You must be clever, competent, and kind.

My email is in my profile, or take a look at the webpage above.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by ridruejo » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:48 PM UTC

Seville, Spain. BitNami (YC W13) Full time System Administrator

We are looking for a full time sysadmin for our southern Spain office. Ideally looking for somebody onsite, but will consider remote applications. We are the #1 provider of apps for Amazon, Azure and VMWare-based clouds, growing at a rapid pace . We are engineering-driven and full of smart, hard-working people.

http://blog.bitnami.com/2013/05/join-bitnami-team-were-looki...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by brian_foy » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:50 PM UTC

mtrimpe wrote: post #44

brian_foy wrote: post #19

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I gather this is for Booking.com, the company that is famous in the Perl community for treating its developers like dogs. http://blogs.perl.org/users/bookingemployee/2012/03/truth-ab...

The Netherlands has a very attractive 30% tax reduction for knowledge migrants which makes it attractive for foreign talent to come to the country. It seems to almost be a common denominator that when Dutch companies stop valuing their employees (treat them badly, seeing them as expenses, etc.) they start abusing this tax reduction to recruit cheap foreign labour; often after they've burned their bridges in the small…

Indeed, Senior Dutch Perl programmers have left the company as they couldn't take this exploitation any more. The aim of the company management is to get developers from other countries who are unaware/ignorant of this dog treatment. They are trying very hard to stop their bad reputation from spreading but as you mentioned the developer community is closely knit and it doesn't take long for the word to spread.

What is sad though is Ovid-who is a reputable member of the Perl community, still recruits for them despite having worked for Booking and got burnt out for exactly those reasons that the blog talks about.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by mattt416 » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:50 PM UTC

http://www.wfh.io

WFH.io is a listing of worldwide full time work from home (WFH) IT-based job openings. Current openings range from customer support to Linux Operations to Ruby on Rails web development.

There's currently no fee to post your WFH-based job, so if you are hiring and the role is open to remote employees then please swing by and submit the details.

Thanks!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by thirdtruck » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:51 PM UTC

aturley wrote: post #29

Company: TheLadders ( http://www.theladders.com ) Location: New York, New York Position: Full-time on-site software engineer (H-1B negotiable) We are looking for great software engineers to help us find the right jobs for the right people. Our current engineering projects are based on JavaScript, Java, Scala, MySQL, and iOS, so if you have experience in any of these areas then we would really like to talk to you. We…

As someone who just visited their offices this week and met the crew, I want to say that I loved what I saw.

They convinced me to want to move up to NYC!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2013)

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Post by azethoth » Sat, Jun 01, 2013, 2:53 PM UTC

cpursley wrote: post #34

azethoth wrote: post #11

Do.com • San Francisco • Full Stack Developers Do.com is seeking generalist developers who are comfortable hacking on both the front and back end. We are a small team (8 developers, 14 people total) all with the common goal of connecting people and data to get work done. No bureacracy, no cumbersome development process. Just smart people collaborating to make the friendliest, most polished application possible. We pl…

Do is awesome. Long time user and the recent improvements are nice. Could you tell us about the technology stack? Ruby backend & backbone front?

Thanks for the compliment! Rails backend, CoffeeScript / Backbone / Handlebars frontend, Postgres, Redis, Faye (for push messages). Sidekiq and Puma for multithreading. Hosted on Heroku. We've also got native iOS and Android apps.