Remote contracting jobs at Sakurity for excellent security consultants (web app pentests). Contact info@sakurity.com What are you good at? Programming languages you can (fluently) read, frameworks you worked with? Examples of bugs you found, bounties you received. Ideally, please demonstrate your blog posts with interesting exploits, share your write-ups: what's most important is the way you think. Your hourly rate,…
I'm genuinely curious why, from your side, you prefer bitcoin?
Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#782We're growing our design and development and are looking for a junior Web Designer to round out our store themes and be a hero to our customers building stores online.
You can post your blossoming portfolio and resume to:
https://angel.co/lemonstand/jobs/64143-junior-web-designer
Or, email me directly at bruce@lemonstand.com
On-site only.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#783Nava - Washington DC I'm part of a small team of expats from Silicon Valley that came out to DC last year to help fix healthcare.gov. (Mostly Stanford, Google, Y Combinator folks) We've learned a ton, and see an opportunity to create software that radically improves how our government serves its people - we've started our company, Nava, to chase that vision. In the last 6 months, we've launched 2 major projects: - Ap…
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#784NGP VAN - Boston MA or Washington, DC - Many Positions * Software Team Lead * Software Engineer * QA Engineer * QA Analyst * SQL Developer * Technical Product Manager NGP VAN is the world’s leading political technology firm, providing campaign and organizing technology to Democrats, progressives, and non-partisan organizations. We offer an integrated platform that combines the best fundraising, compliance, organizing…
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#785Dropbox | New York City | Software Engineer We're a dozen engineers building the foundation for Dropbox's first office outside San Francisco. We work on impactful projects that are essential to Dropbox's success. https://dropbox.nyc or email me directly, mspitz@dropbox.com. Also hiring in SF, Seattle, and Tel Aviv.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#786Distributed Systems Engineer (DevOps/Architecture and Data Warehouse Dev) and Computer Vision Scientist
Work with us to enable the next generation of apps, robots, smart devices, and visual data analytics tools. We’re not tied to a particular language; our backend is built in Python, Ruby, CUDA, and C++.
As a member of our rapidly growing backend team, you will architect and own whole new services that enable our product to be smarter and faster, and you'll push the core Dextro API forward with the help of our vision scientists.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#787Seattle, WA - REMOTE: Apsis Labs is looking to add another engineer. We are a small independent development firm located in Seattle, WA, but work as a distributed team. We have a stable client base, offer retirement and health benefits, competitive salary, and a 20-hour work week. Read more about our job philosophy here: http://apsis.io/apsis/blog/2015/04/23/work-sustainably/ . Questions, contact: jobs at apsis.io
are you able to consider applicants from Europe?
The only qualification I would provide is that I don't have experience hiring outside of the US. If we decide to move forward with a hire from Europe, we'll need to work closely with a lawyer to figure out how to get all of our legal-ducks in a row.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#788Earlier quoted context omitted.
Then you should change your job description so you can quit wasting everybody’s time, having to reject candidates who don’t fit your mysterious criteria. Also, “good fit” is one of the reasons our industry is so stuck in white male hegemony. Just saying.
The nature of your responses suggest you probably weren't rejected solely for your work history.
After that, well, I don’t have much to lose, so I might as well call out what I saw to be systematic bad behavior. It was cathartic, and I believe in the duty of individuals to identify and fix what is broken in society. It’s also why most companies reject using impersonal form letters sent from no-reply email addresses.
I like to think that Steve chose based on his guess about whether I could do the job. Nothing personal. But Steve asked for passion, so he got passion. Seriously, change the job description so it more accurately describes what you’re looking for.
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#789Earlier quoted context omitted.
Already have a job I love, so I'm not interested, but I was surprised to see that you guys are in the building right next to where I work remotely from (Princeton Overlook). Nice to know there are other Python machine learning people close by.
Cool - join us for lunch sometime (just let me know in advance, my email is stef at edgestreamlp .and.a.dot.com) - we're fed M,T,T,F... and please keep us in mind if you know of any talented software developers! -Stef
Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2015)
#790We're looking for backend hackers to help us scale our massive cloud of Windows, Mac and Linux virtual machines. If you're, like me, bored by all the media sharing rails/django/express webapps out there and want to solve complex problems, like horizontally scaling a highly available backend service, shoot me an email at santi at saucelabs. We're looking for SENIOR engineers with experience and interest in distributed systems. DevOps is a smaller part of what we do, but experience is a plus.
About Sauce: Sauce Labs is a SAAS+E2E series C startup in the bay area. We provide an automated testing cloud service so other companies don't have to build their own Selenium or Appium grids. We pride ourselves about our values and transparency (https://saucelabs.com/our-values). Oh, and a nice to have these days: we have a real business model!
About the Team: Our CORE team is currently 8 people and we plan to grow in a controlled fashion this year, hiring only excellent people who are excited about what we do. Most of the team is in SF, with some members in EU working on a re-location. We build a highly available service that runs thousands of customer Selenium tests in real time using VMs hosted in our own infrastructure. We own all our hardware and we collaborate tightly with our Ops team to manage it.
About our Stack: Sauce Labs runs on a Python + Twisted stack and we're currently discussing technology changes to take it to the next level (Go is a clear option). We use KVM, LXC and VMWare for virtualization, MySQL, Redis, Ansible and other fine tools.