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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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Where are they on-topic? Truth or fairness, as checked by moderators, isn't a standard for discussion anywhere else on HN. For that matter, does that mean you're checking the truth and/or fairness of all of these job postings?

They could be on topic in lots of places, assuming they relate to some interesting point under discussion and are not just a grudge against X. You're right in part, but standards aren't binary, they involve messy interpretation. There's no law of the excluded middle—it's all middle and it's all included. So instead of asking 'what are the axioms to be universally applied on this site', you need to ask 'what in this c…

> They could be on topic in lots of places, assuming they relate to some interesting point under discussion

Perhaps I didn't ask the question clearly enough. Let me rephrase: Where would I go, as an HN user, to discuss a particular job posting, where it is either the posting itself or the job application process directly related to the posting that is the interesting point under discussion?

> So instead of asking 'what are the axioms to be universally applied on this site', you need to ask 'what in this context will make the site better or worse in the long run'.

I'm not actually asking the former. I'm well aware that everything is guidelines and grey areas.

What I'm asking is, what's so special about the job posting thread that it requires much stricter rules (yet without technical enforcement)? What is the mechanism of the benefit to the site in the long run?

> But we have no such way, and the damage caused by false or misleading replies is the bigger risk.

I keep seeing this justification, but I honestly wonder where it comes from. Specifically, what is the damage to HN itself?

Also, why is this justification not equally applied to false or misleading job postings and only to the replies?

As my sibling-comment pointed out, this is potentially true of any comment anywhere. Again, what's so special about this thread?

> Allowing Who Is Hiring threads to turn into a combination job-board-plus-Glassdoor-style pelting range would not benefit the community in the long run.

I think it's unfair, possibly even insulting, to the HN community to say that permitting any level of complaint is the same as allowing a "pelting range". It's a false dichotomy or a slippery slope argument, at best.

Nobody is advocating for a free-for-all.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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CareEvolution | Healthcare Interoperability Software Developer/Architect | Ann Arbor, MI | REMOTE OR ONSITE, VISA, https://www.careevolution.com/

Note: this job is open to US Residents only. Foreign nationals can apply but only if you live within the US.

Does what you do matter? Is the work that you do making a difference in the world?

What CareEvolution does actually matters. Our HIEBus platform helps patients attain better health outcomes.

Simply stated, at CareEvolution, you will craft our platform for healthcare interoperability, as well as web and mobile applications. Under the covers, though, a lot more is going on - we have developed a robust software solution that ingresses data, programmatically links that data across institutions on a per-patient basis, and supplies APIs to consume, project, modify, and aggregate that data in all sorts of interesting and useful ways. You can read our company page for a more detailed explanation of our mission and culture.

We are looking for software developers to help us build out our platform; write IHE Profile data adapters (drivers) to automatically ingress data from hundreds of data sources - both batched and in real time; craft the next generation of healthcare apps; identify the real needs of our customers, and execute on them accurately and quickly; and be technical sherpas helping customers connect to us

At CareEvolution, we don't give you things to work on. Part of your work at CareEvolution determining your work: you decide what to do. We've designed our organization specifically to promote creativity, innovation, and focus on solving some of the hardest challenges in healthcare.

We'd love to talk to you if you have experience with healthcare technologies like CDA/CCD/CCDA; IHE profiles like PIX, XDS, XCPD, XCA, XDR; and HL7

We're a small team - still under 100 people (and all technical!) - but our platform manages health data for over 100 million people.

Check out our listing on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/171879/healthcare-interoperab... .

Visit our website at https://www.careevolution.com/ - or visit our recruiting portal at http://letsfixhealthcare.com/

Submit resumes to resume@careevolution.com

We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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Although not for the faint of heart, the work Thorn does is incredible. I highly recommend anyone who is looking to transition to a 'higher, real-world' impact role to look at this! Disclaimer: Not affiliated with Thron, just a fan after having worked with them at AWS re:Invent Nonprofit Hackathon.

Wow - this is exactly the kind of work I want to do. For two decades I've been writing boring software to make rich people richer. I've been looking for a way to use my experience for something that really helps people. It makes me wonder if there is a list of dev/tech opportunities for similarly impactful organizations.

Check out ctosforgood.org, or head over to idealist.org.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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Tigerspike| FULL TIME | Singapore, Sydney, Melbourne & Ho Chi Minh |https://tigerspike.com/

Tigerspike a growing Digital Products company with 10 offices around the world. We work across a range of industries on consumer & enterprise apps with clients such as Emirates, 7Eleven, The UN & Westfield. Our mission is to 'Improve people's lives through technology'.

We're growing and hiring for the following positions: - Android Engineers - Solutions Architect - .Net Developer - Java Developer - Technical Director

Check out our open jobs here: https://tigerspike.com/join-us/engineering/ or drop me an email for more info: michelle.coulson@tigerspike.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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Karma | Canberra (Australia), or Remote | Full-time or Part-time | $65k - $100k | UI Designer and/or Web Developer | https://karma.wiki

Karma’s is a platform for writing and sharing open letters; our mission is to help people have meaningful experiences online. The platform is in beta, and currently undergoing significant changes.

This is a 6 month contract, with the possibility of a permanent position. Min 20 hrs/week. In this role you be working with our UX designer and frontend developer to create our new UI (https://goo.gl/Cpeoie). Ideal candidate has skills and experience in UX, UI, and web development, but we are willing to consider applicants with specialisation in UI or web development.

Technologies we use: React / HTML5 / CSS

Contact me for more info: dayne@karma.wiki

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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QBE | Data Scientists | London, UK | Full-time, ONSITE DETAILS: We're one of the world's largest insurers, managing $3bn of policies in Europe alone, covering a large number of domains. In Europe, we focus on commercial insurance, where we use a broad set of machine learning tools, natural language processing, and data visualisation to solve business problems. Data is critical to our decision making process, where it…

You should also mention VISA in the title. That helps in filtering.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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Sensu | Frontend / backend engineer | Full Time | Tokyo or remote (in Europe or Asia) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYIs0dO4GWI

SENSU is a tool for visual communication and content management that allows to cover the whole creative process from bookmarking, collaboration, sharing and management of content to publishing.

We are looking for passionate people who want to participate in a project with cutting-edge technologies, building a revolutionary platform for creatives, designers, influencers and photographers.

We are looking for experienced, highly motivated and very talented people to help us build our platform. Our stack includes Typescript, React, Node.js, Docker and various AWS services.

We do not care if you are shy or outspoken, we care about your innovative ideas and problem solving skills. We are working in a small team which includes other talented engineers, among the top of their field.

Our office is located in Omotesando, a very nice and trendy area in the heart of Tokyo!

contact@sensu.one

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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Allianz | Data Science Platform Developer | Munich, Germany | Onsite 60k€ - 100k€

The Data Science Platform (DSP) empowers the Allianz group in developing, deploying, and operating data driven products end to end. Our goal is to reduce time from idea to delivery following the DevOps philosophy. The DSP provides a scalable, fault-tolerant, self-service, integrated, security-approved environment at a competitive price. We strive for continuous improvement of our tool stack by evaluating, contributing to, and integrating state of the art technologies. Our platform community fosters knowledge and best practice sharing.

Responsibilities:

- Develop new functionalities for the DSP

- Evaluate new technologies in the field of cloud computing, distributed computing, data engineering, and data science

- Resolve incidents and change requests; support customers

Our platform is a diverse product. We are aiming for a cross functional team consisting of T-shaped individuals. Please feel free to highlight your strengths.

Technical Skills:

- Operations (Linux / Unix, Infrastructure as code, Metrics and log management, Virtualization, Networks)

- Software Development (Proficiency in at least one programming language (Go, Scala, Python, Elm, JavaScript etc.), Continuous integration, deployment, and delivery)

- Data Engineering (Databases, Distributed systems, Workflow orchestration and automation)

- Tools: Build infrastructure (Gitlab CI, Jenkins), Artifact repository (Nexus), Version control (Gitlab), Deployment & configuration automation (Ansible, Puppet)

- Other Skills (DevOps mindset, Open source, Agile methodologies, Fluent English)

Contact nico.gier@allianz.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018)

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Artory | (Senior) Backend/Full-Stack Developer | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE, VISA

Artory is building the world's largest repository of data for the art world. Transparency and integrity is paramount in gaining the trust of the market and becoming the go-to resource for artwork-related information. Assembling a comprehensive registry of records of artwork-related information, as well as providing owners of artworks with means to prove their ownership while preserving their anonymity, we are transforming the market entrance experience for art buyers, and create additional assurance for everyone dealing with artworks.

Tech Stack: Python, Django, Javascript, React

Please apply at: https://artory.workable.com/jobs/704903

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