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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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DataStax - https://hire.jobvite.com/j?cj=oVGf0fwA&s=Hacker_News:_Matt - REMOTE

DataStax, the company that powers the online applications that transform business, is looking for a talented full-stack Developer to work on the OpsCenter team.

We hack in Python, Clojure, and JavaScript. And Cassandra of course. Mega bonus points for Spark, Solr, Elasticsearch, Hadoop experience.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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New York City - (http://www.about.com) - Full Time

Hiring Sr Python Developers to work in Data Engineering. Lots of mid-stack work & building fast and scalable products atop Hadoop, mongo, apache spark.

You'll be joining an incredible team ranging from PhDs, expert authors, and industry veterans in advertising, search, and technology. Tens of millions of visitors per day read the millions of articles we've written. Besides the people, there's insane PTO, fully stocked cafeteria, 401k and commuter program that make About.com an incredible place to work... http://bit.ly/1AZDw3Y

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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Los Angeles, CA ~ Bottlenose - http://bottlenose.com/jobs

Bottlenose is building a real-time analytics platform for streaming data. To date have been focused on social data streams and now growing the team to support all types of time series data.

With a solid product in market, we're now growing the team and looking for several software and data science engineers to join our team in LA.

Our tech stack: Node.JS, Python, Elasticsearch, Cassandra, RabbitMQ

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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-= MATASANO SECURITY =- Chicago. New York City. Sunnyvale. Hiring Application Security Consultants Full-Time or Internship, work visa sponsorship available.

February - The shortest month of the year, and one of the coldest (maybe not so much in our Sunnyvale, CA location). That month every year when we set aside some time to show appreciation for our loved ones through gifts, greeting cards, dinner dates, flowers, and a well considered application security posture.

Maybe that last one isn't on everyone's minds, but it is here at Matasano Security. In many environments, while application security is desirable, it generally isn't a primary requirement. Applications need to perform their core purpose, whatever that may be, so they can aid business by driving revenue. The conflicting priorities can lead developers to make poor design decisions, rush implementations, and spend less time considering attack scenarios than would be ideal. This isn't their fault! It's a function of conflicting priorities and focusing on those which are most tangible, and most measure.

At Matasano this balance is different. Application security is our passion, and our goal is to fill the unmet needs our clients have to strengthen their posture. Our singular focus on security helps us maintain an aptitude and laser guided precision that's far above the mean. We truly enjoy combing through code, reviewing the flow of information into and out of an application, and finding places where malicious actors can leverage vulnerabilities to their advantage. We love our clients, but it's not the sort of love you'll read about on little candy hearts. We tell them the truth about their security, not just rosy platitudes.

Sometimes this can mean delivering bad news when we're able to totally compromise an application and execute our own code on its server. Other times it means explaining that when the server asks the client to identify itself, the client can just lie. Often it means explaining that their homegrown encryption scheme is no more unintelligible than Pig Latin. But with this bad news comes some assistance and guidance to help them prioritize improvements and strengthen their products.

This sort of work requires a very particular set of skills. A strong Application Security Consultant needs to deeply understand programming and application design. They require a foundation in the common application vulnerabilities, exploitation techniques, and mitigations. But more than this they need to be creative and able to maintain multiple perspectives simultaneously to find places where those perspectives are in conflict. They need to quickly learn and teach themselves, their peers, and their clients. Above all, they need to be able to communicate well and provide actionable advice to our clients.

If you want to see more about the sorts of things we do and love, here's some resources; Our blog - http://chargen.matasano.com The Matasano Crypto Challenges - http://cryptopals.com Microcorruption, Embedded Security CTF - http://microcorruption.com

If you think you have what we need, or just want to learn more about us, visit http://matasano.com/careers or contact us via careers@matasano.com.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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Shoptiques (YC 'W12) - NYC - FULL-TIME, VISA

Shoptiques.com is a fast-growing New York based start-up that is changing the way consumers shop for unique products and the way local boutiques find their next great customer. Shoptiques.com aggregates the world's best boutiques onto one ecommerce site allowing consumers to virtually jet set from a boutique in Paris to London to New York City without the cost of a plane ticket.

Shoptiques.com is backed by a virtual dream team of top Venture Capital firms including Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners, SV Angel, and Y Combinator. We have been featured in Elle Magazine, Harpers Bazaar, CNBC, New York Times, Lucky Mag etc.

This is an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a fast-growing startup backed by the best investors. You will contribute to the success of the company with your skills, and will also be given opportunities to grow your skills in other areas such as DevOps/system administration, machine learning, data science, recommendation systems, caching systems, as well as enabling our growth through scalability and high-availability of a multi-faceted marketplace platform.

We use Grails, Groovy, JavaScript, Backbone, EC2, RDS, SQS, ELB. Experience in our exact stack is not required. Engineers of all levels are welcome to apply. Please include your GitHub profile and/or code samples with your application.

To apply, please email me at raja -at- Shoptiques.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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California, REMOTE preferred from anywhere, full time preferred.

Front end, full stack or WebGL expert.

We're developers of an exciting WebGL based educational tool with ties to a big publishing company. We're seeking developers that learn fast, think outside the box and don't fear tearing something to pieces to assemble it again better.

Our stacks:

* Front end: React, CoffeeScript, Stylus.

* Back end: Node.js, Express, IcedCoffeeScript, PostgreSQL.

* 3D stack: CoffeeScript, Python 3, Blender and our own WebGL game engine with CoffeeScript and some C++ (emscripten).

If you're interested contact kungfoobar+hn@gmail.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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REMOTE or Portland, OR - simple.com/careers

Simple has many positions open across the company: Engineering (front end, back end, mobile), Ops, Data, Marketing, Product, more. Most of the positions are able to telecommute. Check out the list:

https://www.simple.com/careers

Because we're a bank, we are (alas) only able to hire US citizens.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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Washington, DC - Industry Dive - http://industrydive.com/

Industry Dive is a growing B2B digital media company. We report news and publish information to help executives and decision makers in the world's biggest industries. See http://www.retaildive.com/ and http://www.utilitydive.com/ for examples. You may have seen a recent story we wrote about the economics of solar power on the HN frontpage: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8947198

Industry Dive is a successful and growing three-year-old startup. We just moved into a nice new office in Chinatown overlooking 7th St... but we're still small enough that every person here has an important job and the ability to impact the course of the entire company.

   JR SOFTWARE DEVELOPER (Mainly Python/Django)
I'm looking for a smart, hungry, and entrepreneurial-minded developer to add features and fix bugs in our core content management system. The ideal candidate has at least a couple of personal or professional projects under their belt, but extensive Python experience or a degree in CS is not a requirement.

   DEVELOPER INTERN
I'm looking to bring on one or two interns to learn about software development as they build tools that make Industry Dive a better company.

   WHY WORKING AT INDUSTRY DIVE IS GREAT
- We're a successful, growing and profitable company. We're also still small enough that everyone matters. No "busy work" here.

- Short development cycle. We like to ship early and iterate.

- Not the same thing every day. You'll have the opportunity to work on projects outside your core job description.

- Great team -- Work with a diverse group of people who are really good at what they do.

   TO APPLY
To apply for the above positions, visit http://industrydive.com/jobform/ or email eli/at/industrydive.com with any questions.

Members of underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2015)

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Praetorian (praetorian.com) - Austin

Positions we are looking to fill: - Senior Security Engineer - Principal Security Engineer - Director of Research

Who we are: Praetorian is an information security company offering a suite of assessment & advisory services that help clients protect their most important assets from evolving cyber threats.

What we do: Most of our work is penetration testing. We are split pretty evenly between network and application security testing. Our clients are Fortune 5000 and venture-backed start-ups.

Contact us if: If you are are highly technical, business-minded individual who is passionate about security.

If interested, email us at careers AT praetorian.com

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