Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2018)

Jetabroad (Thailand) | International Senior Software Engineer | Bangkok, Thailand | Onsite | Full-Time | Visa / Work-Permit / Relocation | Salary USD 80K | Airfares are hard, we tackle the hardest part, multi-city up to 10 legs long. Think exponential search space, fuzzy constraints, and constantly changing variables. We're looking for both front-end and back-end developers to work on our user-experience and search platform respectively. Bangkok offers a great place to live with a great standard of living at low cost. Our offices are in the heart of the city overlooking the green of the Netherlands embassy on Wireless Road. Check out details at https://lnkd.in/f499hJY We are predominantly built with .NET, but language proficiency is not how we hire - fundamentals always win the day.

Here is our Thailand website https://bkkthailand.jetabroad.com/ And, this is our main website https://www.jetabroad.com.au/

Interview - First we Skype, then maybe Skype again and possibly a demo-style programming task, then we get you on a plane to say hello and to check out Bangkok, spend time with the team, if it all gels we make an offer.

Ozora Research | Engineers, Linguists | Berkeley, CA | Part-Time | Onsite | Equity

My company, Ozora Research, is developing a next-generation suite of Natural Language Processing tools centered around sentence parsing. We spend our time thinking deeply about the structure of language and then building statistical models that capture the structure. The requirements are: a good background in mathematics and statistics, and a deep interest in language and linguistics. Programming skill is a huge plus, but not an absolute requirement.

I believe we are poised to make a huge dent in the world of NLP and linguistics. The field of automated parsing has been bogged down for the last 20 years because of its dependence on labelled training data (e.g the Penn Treebank). In my research I've discovered a way to circumvent that limitation, by building and evaluating sentence parsers using only a large amount of raw text data. I've spent the last couple of years validating the approach, and now that I'm confident it works, I'm looking to build up a team.

I have a nontraditional, minimalist and cockroachy business plan that won't appeal to everyone, but I can promise you that if I get rich you will also. I can also guarantee that you will get a ton of great experience that you would be tough to get at a big company. I want to especially encourage the following types of people to reach out:

- Recent grads in technical fields who want to break into the software engineering industry

- People who have had some success in mainstream software engineering careers, but are now bored and want to try something new

- People who want are thinking about going to graduate school in CS/ML/AI/NLP and want some experience doing research in that area

I'm happy to talk more about the specifics in person. Email me at daniel dot burfoot at gmail.

Deutsche Bahn // ioki (ioki.com) | Backend Software Developer | Frankfurt am Main, Germany | ONSITE | Full-Time | Junior, Senior | http://bit.ly/ioki-junior-developer and http://bit.ly/ioki-backend-developer

ioki is a complete service provider for digital forms of mobility on the road. We enable third parties, such as cities, transport companies or municipal authorities, to operate new types of demand responsive transport (DRT) mobility in public transport under their own name and design. To achieve that, we provide the ioki platform and mobile apps.

We are looking for software developers, from junior to senior, to join our Backend team, which builds the platform that helps our customers launch and scale their mobility products. We are a team of four that is central to ioki’s product development and wants to grow with its young codebase, which has seen a lot of production use already but is carefully maintained and free of technical debt.

Our main stack consists of Ruby and Ruby on Rails, but experience in the language or the framework is not a hard requirement. Much more than that, we care that you have general software engineering skills, high standards and take pride in your work.

If you want to read more about the job and how we work in our product company, check out the full job descriptions here:

- Junior Backend Software Developer - http://bit.ly/ioki-junior-developer - Backend Software Developer - http://bit.ly/ioki-backend-developer

Interested? Send us an email with your CV/GitHub/StackOverflow and a few words about yourself: jobs@ioki.com

We're also looking for Senior Android Developers, Project Engineer Autonomous Driving, Operations Managers and much more. You can find the rest of the job descriptions here: http://bit.ly/hello-ioki

Viasat | Seattle, WA, USA | Full Time

Viasat aims to be the planet's first global ISP. We build the world's biggest and fastest satellites, providing service to homes, business, airlines, and more. Our technology connects parents to children, soldiers to their commanders, and emergency responders to support lines, whether they're in Dayton, OH or climbing the slopes of Denali.

We were founded in San Diego in 1986 by three engineers who sought to build the company they wanted to work for, and that emphasis on our employees continues to this day. It sounds a little silly, but we still retain a lot of the beach town influence from that founding, this many years on. I’ve been with the company for over seven years now (over a decade if you count internships!), through a number of different projects and teams, and still love working here.

We opened our Seattle branch back in October, and are hiring for multiple positions:

* Product Owner, Identity - http://bit.ly/2IYqVvA

* Optical Network Engineer - http://bit.ly/2z5JXeZ

* Optical Network Planner - http://bit.ly/2KuaWpA

* Project Engineer (Optical) - http://bit.ly/2KGCBQg

* Software Networks Engineer - http://bit.ly/2IOFLQf

Email stephan dot kemper at viasat.com, or apply online through https://www.viasat.com/careers/openings.

Candidates only; recruiter/agency emails will be used only to train our spam filters :)