Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2016)

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DevResults is a bootstrapped startup improving the world of international aid and development. We are a completely remote company and you would be employee eleven. We are looking for smart, self-driven individuals to help us make a global impact on the world by improving the effectiveness of aid and development organizations.

Experience Needed: * You are comfortable working in html, javascript and sql. Our backend is in c#, which you don't have to know, but you can't dislike it either. * You care about performance and understand how to dissect a function and improve it's big-O performance * You are an excellent communicator. We are a completely distributed team and communication problems really slow us down

http://devresults.com/en/p/home

Tweag I/O is looking for distributed systems engineers to be part of one of several projects focused on developing the next wave of storage solutions in Haskell and in C, targeted at the Exascale.

We are a research and development laboratory at the heart of Europe, applying functional programming techniques to tame the complexity of distributed systems and scale predictably. For this position we're looking to have you join a local team near our headquarters here in Paris. We're pretty happy to look at helping you relocate if you're up to spending some time in this beautiful city. Fluency in French not required.

Many of our existing folks come from diverse backgrounds, be it a PL research and/or formal methods background, high-speed storage or machine learning. We are the active maintainers of the Cloud Haskell project and authors of the HaskellR and Sparkle projects, among other open source contributions. Our engineers spend a fair amount of time building the tools they need to make their life here a happy one. We love Nix and Stack so much to build and deploy our software that we made it easy to use both together (see our blog for more on all of these: http://www.tweag.io/)

If you like the idea of working on the software plumbing and infrastructure for tomorrow's Science, by systematically decomposing them into simple, orthogonal solutions that compose and commute like in algebra, give us a shout at jobs@tweag.io!

Ksplice is the leading technology that allows administrators to patch the critical components of a Linux system on the fly with zero downtime and zero disruption. We're a distributed team of engineers forming part of the Linux and Virtualization group at Oracle with a passion for working on exciting technology, software craftmanship and all things Linux.

We're looking for experienced DevOps and Systems professionals to join our team.

As a DevOps engineer, you would be responsible for managing Ksplice's infrastructure for building and serving critical security "hot fix" updates for various flavors of the Linux kernel and for user space applications. Our customers depend on us to keep their systems up-to-date and secure, so we would depend on you to make sure our systems stay running and secure. Ksplice has a rich infrastructure that utilizes virtualization heavily. We are looking for somebody who can help us take that infrastructure and modernize it.

As a systems engineer, you would be responsible for expanding Ksplice to patch even more of the system, adding support for new releases and improving our workflow. If you take pride in crafting software, don't rest until you full understand complex problems and are curious about what happens on the layer below then Ksplice will be of interest to you. You'll like working at all levels of a Linux system, developing tooling in Python, building distributed systems and solving difficult problems at each layer.

The Oracle Ksplice team is a remote team, so you must be comfortable interacting remotely and working autonomously. We are a small team that expects its members to be comfortable with self-directed work. We won't micro-manage you, but, in return, we expect you to learn your job well enough that you know what is important to work on.

More information about Ksplice is available at http://ksplice.oracle.com/ and you can contact me by email at jamie.iles@oracle.com for more detailed specs. Oracle is an equal opportunity employer.

Spreemo, a high-growth, venture-backed company headquartered in NY, is on a mission to improve patient outcomes through high-quality care. By establishing broadly accepted quality metrics for physicians and providing transparency of cost over a collaborative platform enabling end-to-end care management, Spreemo is doing just that. Today, the focus is on radiology and other diagnostic tests for occupational injuries – Spreemo connects patients with a nationwide network of over 4,000 diagnostic providers. At the same time, through its Quality Research Institute, Spreemo engages in innovative clinical research to help define best practice, establish a currency of quality, and understand implications for patient outcomes. Spreemo’s vision is to apply the lessons learned in radiology to other areas of medicine with the long-term aim of enabling true collaboration of high quality providers to deliver improved outcomes and reduced costs for America’s most pervasive injuries and illnesses. http://spreemo.com/careers/senior-data-scientist/ http://spreemo.com/careers/data-scientist-statistician/

https://www.reactiveops.com

Email matt [at] reactiveops . com with your resume, linkedin, or other representative thing I can read, and then pass along to others within the team.

We do "DevOps" consulting - AWS infrastructure automation, migrations, creating high availability systems, CoreOS/Docker setups, monitoring and alerting, etc. and are looking for a veteran AWS infrastructure engineer to work on client projects, in addition to 20% time spent developing our in-house automation framework (which we sell as a "fractional Ops Team" via DevOps-as-a-Service).

We are open to full-time, part-time, W2 or subcontractors, depending on your area of expertise and desire. Strong, fluent command of English language - written and verbal - is required.

You should have extensive experience automating, monitoring, and scaling applications on an AWS workload. You should be an expert at infrastructure automation (Ansible preferred, but we also do Chef, Puppet, Salt, etc.) and know the AWS API inside and out.

You've done work from home before (it's not for everyone) and have a quiet, professional office space you work out of (in your house, some coworking space, etc.). You are comfortable leading client engagements and are fearless in telling them when they're trying to get you to do the wrong thing. You thrive when working with limited day-to-day oversight and feedback from either the client or RO management, and are mature enough to proactively reach out for help when you need it.