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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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WizeNoze [http://wizenoze.com] | Amsterdam, The Netherlands

We're looking for a junior developer, and a senior developer with a leaning towards devops. You'll be working with Java, Groovy, Python, AWS, machine learning, Weka, and loads of other interesting tech to build tools to provide children with age-specific content and services. Our current products are a content editor with classification, summarization, issue highlighting, etc., and a search engine that adapts to a child's reading level.

We have big ideas and great people, a huge focus on improvement and quality, and an incredibly supportive learning environment, so come work with us!

Right now we need people in the Netherlands, with remote working within the Netherlands welcome, but if we don't find the right people we'll start looking further afield in the same timezone.

Full job spec here: https://wizenoze.recruiterbox.com/jobs/fk09ll

Please apply at the site or mail us at wizenoze-WZNZ0898@applications.recruiterbox.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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Ravelin [https://www.ravelin.com] | London, UK

We do real time credit card fraud prevention for online merchants - specialising in the on demand economy, ala Uber/Hailo/Deliveroo/Postmates where low latency decision making is critical. We're building intelligent infrastructure to accurately predict and block fraud in real time, utilising the latest and greatest technology. The vast majority of our software is written in Go asynchronous microservices and we use Python's scientific stack for statistical learning.

We cut our teeth solving this problem at Hailo, where we cut chargebacks to an industry leading level, and our team has tens of years of combined experience from Canonical, Hailo, Scotland Yard and the defence industry.

We're hiring for multiple roles currently: senior and junior frontend/backend engineers, machine learning engineers and data scientists. Both full time and summer internship positions are available. We're still small (8 people) and well funded so this is a great time to join early.

Onsite positions only. Interns welcome. No visas currently.

Please apply to jobs@ravelin.com, or if you have any questions or want to talk further, you can email me personally at stephen.whitworth@ravelin.com (I'm an engineer here)

https://ravelin.com/jobs

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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Green Hills Software [ http://www.ghs.com/ ] | Santa Barbara, CA We're hiring for multiple teams, both in Santa Barbara and worldwide: [ http://www.ghs.com/jobs.html ] I'll put in a plug for my own team of Embedded Software Consultants. We're called the "support" department, but we don't field calls about "my cup holder is broken." We're much more likely to have someone turn compile 20K lines of C++ code with optimiz…

Do you sponsor new H1B's and do not require US citizenship (for US based roles)?

Also, any prospective C++ positions in Europe (or home-based)?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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FundApps [http://www.fundapps.co] | London, UK | Front end Application Engineer

FundApps is a growing fintech startup that helps investment managers comply with worldwide regulation. This isn’t some shiny but vacant consumer app. There’s real complexity both in terms of volumes of data that we deal with, and how we visualise the results of hundreds of rules running across thousands of portfolios – in a way that’s simple, understandable and easy to manage.

We’re looking for someone to take our industry leading user experience to the next level, working closely with our UX and Visual designer. While we’re leagues ahead of our desktop, grey-screen based competitors, there’s so much more we can do. You’ll take a huge role in shaping the evolution of our product – from tackling those small tweaks that can have an immediate impact for customers through to the broader user experience and the technical approach we want to take.

More here: http://fundapps.workable.com/ or email me direct - james@fundapps.co if you have questions (I'm CTO). Thanks!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

#875
Switzerland, Zurich ☆ Full-time ☆ Remote possible for the right candidate ☆ DevOps, Front-end, and Back-end.

This might be a very exciting, well-paid opportunity. We're a Swiss software shop that is mainly into e-commerce.

Our young, motivated team is looking for DevOps, Front-end, and Back-end people. My team uses mainly the following tech-stack:

- Python/Flask/Django

- MongoDB/Postgre

- Elasticsearch

- RedHat/Docker

- Gulp

Other teams use Java and C#. We look for people who can reason about technology and contribute with their ideas. Contact me for further info: iwang at fastmail . net

I myself moved to Switzerland only recently. My experiences living and working here can be found on medium: https://medium.com/@iwaninzurich/eight-reasons-why-i-moved-t...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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Videre - Operations Manager, Global, Full Time.

A dynamic, pioneering international NGO working in the worlds of media and human rights is seeking a talented individual to join its team in a key role as Operations Manager. It is a fascinating position that requires a highly responsible individual.

ABOUT VIDERE

Videre is a cutting-edge, fast-growing, international human rights charity that maximises the power of technology to achieve justice.We give local activists the equipment,training and support needed to safely gather verified video evidence of human rights violations and effectively distribute it to those who can create change. As a result of our actions, perpetrators have been brought to trial and their means of oppression exposed to millions of viewers worldwide. It has empowered oppressed communities to expose human rights violations to millions around the world and deter their repetition. With visible influence, this small organisation is uncommonly high-impact and benefits from an esteemed international reputation.

JOB PURPOSE

This key individual will work directly under Videre’s Senior Management Team. The role will involve carefully creating, training, maintaining, coordinating and directing network operations in the field. Work will be in various geopolitical areas that might be hostile and where telecommunications are poor and infrastructure negligible, the main emphasis of the role will be on precision, logistics and safety.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

Managing logistics, operations and communication – Constant telecommunications management with partners, deal with urgent problems, manage networks on a 24/7 basis where necessary, problem-solve to remove any obstacles to productivity and safety through all stages of operation – from planning to capturing visual data and broadcasting it. Support and ensure the welfare of all individuals involved in the projects under you.

Planning operations – Create plans to execute Videre’s vision and missions in its areas of operation, with guidance from the senior management team.

Training– Train networks to use overt and hidden cameras to create visual information. The training includes filming, gathering information, verification, operations and basic security when needed.

Identifying and recruiting – Find suitable partners to work with and create common ground for future engagement. Documenting and reporting – Ensure all activities are recorded, documented and analysed. Monitor and report on all levels of activity to assess effectiveness, impact and progress of the organisation’s projects.

Find the full JD at: http://reliefweb.int/job/1061716/operations-manager

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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NCC Group (formerly Matasano Security, iSEC Partners, and Intrepidus Group) - Austin, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Sunnyvale, CA It's July, and I can assure you that all of our offices have better A/C than anyone else on this thread. Many of you will be familiar with NCC Group's legacy US names - Matasano Security, iSEC Partners, and Intrepidus Group. We're now all officially integrated under the NC…

Out of curiosity: I'm German and just had a look at the German NCC Group website's career section. It tried to redirect me to the UK site (the redirection is broken, btw.) and when I went there to have a look at the vacancies, there was nothing for Germany. Are you currently hiring here as well?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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AXIOM ZEN | Vancouver, Canada | San Francisco | Santiago, Chile | FULL-TIME | ONSITE (visa assistance provided)

Axiom Zen is an idea catalyst: we build, launch and accelerate iconic companies. We are technologists with a deep respect for design and user experience. We choose products to create real impact. Not just utility; delight.

Axiom Zen team members have also helped build, grow, and successfully exit multiple technology startup companies, generating hundreds of millions of dollars in shareholder value and giving our team a unique perspective on product ideation, launch and iteration to market fit.

Opportunities:

- Polyglot Engineer (Go, Node.js) - http://grnh.se/8dseqk

- Front End Engineer (JS, Angular) - http://grnh.se/vt2y78

- Product Designer - http://grnh.se/wgk4l1

- Technical Product Manager - http://grnh.se/n2u3fq

- Account Executive (Sales, Biz Dev) - http://grnh.se/03syix

- Founders / Startup Veterans (CEO, COO, CTO) - http://grnh.se/ke7gnd

Learn more about us at https://www.axiomzen.co.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2015)

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DirtJockey | http://dirtjockey.com | Atlanta, GA | Software Engineer DirtJockey is a CRM and inventory management tool for heavy equipment dealers (think bulldozers, excavators, etc). We bring the messy, offline workflows of dealers and their sales staff online into a central, easy to use platform. We have just launched our MVP and closed our seed round of $625k from well known angels. Our users are passionate about…

Are you still hiring at your Greenville, SC location?

I do mostly c# on the server and angular on the front end. A little python for automating tasks. My sql is pretty strong, but we use the tsql instead of postgres.

Would it be worth applying, or are you more interested in people who are already familiar with the specific parts of your stack?

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