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Must love Rails and democracy (maybe not in that order). We're based in Brooklyn but have a remote developer in Denver who would love to expand the satellite "office"...
Software Engineer for Complex Web Applications
We are open to training someone with expertise in a non-Ruby language who demonstrates mastery of web development concepts, experience with complex application architectures, or is somewhat amusing.
https://jobs.github.com/positions/502652e6-a9a5-11e1-95e7-05...
About the Job: We're looking for an experienced Python/Django web developer to join our early stage team as we scale our service in terms of geography and users, apply machine learning techniques to our algorithms, refine our revenue model, and continue to keep our customers happy. You will have an opportunity to work with and learn from a highly experienced technical advisor and great engineers. This is a market with huge opportunity and we will look to you for best practices around architecture, deployment and scaling the service to millions of people.
Requirements: - 2+ Years of Python development experience with some knowledge of Django or similar web frameworks. You will be able to contribute to our Django code base from Day 1. - A strong knowledge of the fundamentals of networking, operating systems, and security. - A Bachelors Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering or related discipline from a 4-year program. - Agile. Intelligent. Creative. Problem-solver. Startup lover. You like finding and working with outstanding engineers and want to help us build an awesome engineering team.
Bonus: - Experience building back-end systems on a high-traffic, low-latency web site. - Knowledge in Machine Learning/Graph Theory/Large-scale Data Analysis is a plus - Experience working with, and contributing to open source software projects is a plus—show us your github account or other online projects if available.
*Also looking for engineering interns, front-end developers, and marketing/PR intern. http://coffeemeetsbagel.com/jobs/
We're growing fast and we need somebody to help our infrastructure keep up. We're profitable and you'd be #12 on the team.
You'd be doing infrastructure automation with puppet, helping us scale our messaging infrastructure so we can grow, and building tools to help us monitor our servers and our business.
For the curious, we use: Python, Ruby/Rails, Thrift, ejabberd, rabbitmq/amqp, mysql, mongodb, couchdb, redis, node, and more!
Check out the link above for more info on the position and to apply.
Python development for scientific applications, financial applications and Python toolset development. Enthought has offices in Austin, New York, Cambridge, Mumbai. If you use Python and love numpy / scipy then Enthought would be a great place for you. Come work with numpy / scipy hackers on solving interesting scientific analysis and data visualization problems. Also we are building the next generation of Python development tools, so there is no shortage of interesting problems to work on. Send applications to jobs@enthought.com and mention that you saw this on the hacker news Feb 2012 thread. Looking forward to working with some of you. If you have any questions about Enthought, what jobs are on offer and what problems keep us up at night feel free to reach out to me at dsharma at enthought dot com
We are a funded startup about to launch an intelligent search engine for numerical data. We use Github for source control and you will have an opportunity to open source the code you write. We also use Pivotal Tracker, IRC, and Jenkins for continuous integration. We use the best tools money can buy. You get a sizeable budget to setup your work environment. Aeron chair? 27'' Thunderbolt Display? Basketball net? You got it!
You are an exceptional full-stack RoR software engineer. You love RSpec, TDD, Ruby and Javascript. You understand the architectural difference between Angular, Ember and Backbone.
Email to jobs at quandl dot com with subject RoR.
Lot18 (http://www.lot18.com) is revolutionizing the way people buy wine and epicurean products online.
Hiring:
* Software Engineers
* Frontend Engineers
* QA Engineer
* Data Engineers
Why you should work here:
- We work with a ton of great technologies: Python, gevent, gunicorn, Tornado, JavaScript, Chef, git, Vagrant, PHP, MySQL, Linux, Apache, nginx, HAProxy, Amazon Web Services, Varnish, memcached, Capistrano, jQuery and more.
- Well funded. We’ve raised $45M from NEA, Accel & FirstMark.
- People actually use our product. Over 1M registererd users since we launched in Nov 2010.
- We have a real business model and process 7 figures a month in transactions.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, stock options, medical/dental paid in full, unlimited vacation, plenty of wine, dev kegerator, foosball/ping pong lots of challenges and interesting business/tech problems to solve.
Apply by emailing anthony@lot18.com.
Booking.com is always on the lookout for good developers, DBA's and sysadmins on-site in the center of Amsterdam. I'm a developer there currently working on search and relocated over there about a year and a half ago, and have been very happy with it.
We have people from all over the world relocating to work with us and are very well set up to handle relocation and visa issues, most of the people working in IT are expats so we've got a lot of experience with bringing people in.
It's a rapidly growing company that represents the biggest chunk of the Priceline (PCLN) group of companies where problems that look relatively mundane on paper become much more interesting due to the scale and growth levels we're operating at.
We use Perl for almost everything with a MySQL backend and Git for development. We get our changes out really fast, it's rare for your code not to be on our live systems within hours of you pushing it. We're also very open to open sourcing code that doesn't contain any business logic, I've personally been involved in open sourcing a few of our internal tools, including https://github.com/git-deploy and a few CPAN modules.
We have a relatively flat hierarchy with minimum levels of bureaucracy since we're very data driven and have a clear goal: helping our customers. Everything we do is aimed at solving problems for our customers, if it doesn't help our customers we're not interested in doing it.
You don't have to know Perl in advance to be a developer there. We've hired people who've done C, Java etc. before. The sort of people we'd like to hire are good technically, excellent at communication, and can acquire a good sense of how they fit into the big picture.
I'd be happy to answer any questions at avarab@gmail.com and/or forward your resume, I've posted in a similar thread here a couple of times before and have already helped get one person hired, many others have had or are having interviews, and I've fielded a bunch of questions from would-be applicants. http://booking.com/jobs also has some good information.
1. Well, not H1B, but we'll take care of the Dutch equivalent.
We want to teach the web to make the web, by building a tool that makes website creation as intuitive as drawing.
We're a seed-funded two-person team, so anyone who comes in at this point will be getting their fingerprints all over the product.
Email hey at scrollkit dot com. We'd like to see some projects you've done before, and learn about what you care about making. Our jobs page: http://www.scrollkit.com/s/127