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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Binary.com| PostgreSQL Database Administrator (DBA)| Full time|Malaysia

We are seeking a driven, proactive, and highly-experienced PostgreSQL Database Programmer/Administrator. You will plan, install, and maintain database systems to ensure the integrity and seamless flow of information for our high-traffic binary options trading platform. This also includes writing and reviewing code for the database systems.

Experience as a Postgres DBA, with advanced hands-on knowledge of:

● Database Setup, Security, Replication, Performance Tuning, Disaster Recovery, SQL, and Stored Procedures.

● Experience with database testing tools such as pgTAP.

● Experience with data extraction and reporting for data warehouse/cube.

● Knowledge of Linux system administration, including configuration and automation tools such as Chef as well as Shell scripting is preferred.

● Knowledge of scripting language and Perl, in particular, is a plus.

● Experience with Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) is an advantage.

Reach out to us directly at hr@binary.com. We would love to hear from you!

To learn more about us: https://www.binary.com/en/careers.html

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Steady Health | Software Engineers | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite Managing your diabetes well can be the difference between a long, healthy life and heart attack, cardiovascular disease, amputations, and blindness. Today, diabetes care is based on guidelines that are the same for everyone, regardless of motivation, lifestyle and other individual factors.

Steady Health (https://steady.health) is changing diabetes care by leveraging a new technology and dataset, continuous glucose monitors. These sensors let patients track their levels throughout the day without pricking their fingers with complex equipment. We’re building an entirely new clinic experience that use data analysis to help patients understand how diet, physical activity, and medication is impacting their blood sugar levels.

I’m an experienced founder who previously sold a company to Dropbox. My co-founder is an MD who specializes in internal medicine. I’ve also been diabetic for 18 years so between us we know both the patient, and care side, really well.

We're looking for passionate people with a low ego and a drive to learn. Our first clinic will be in San Francisco and we are currently building out our founding engineering and care teams. The company is backed by top funds and angels including former Dropbox CTO and Head of Data Science at Airbnb.

Come and change an important piece of health care with us, email me at henrik@steady.health and read my story https://medium.com/south-park-commons/the-wearable-that-chan...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Dalia Research is Hiring! //BERLIN//ONSITE//VISA SPONSOR// BACKEND ENGINEER (Ruby on Rails) & QA ENGINEER (manual + automation) Dalia (https://daliaresearch.com/home/) is a growing Market and Opinion research company based in Berlin. Currently with an Engineering team of 13, and looking to steadily add to this throughout the year.

Looking for- Senior Backend engineers (Ruby on Rails)to develop, enhance, and maintain our Ruby-on-Rails web application platform, based on multiple microservices collaborating through APIs.

And a Senior QA (Manual + Automation) to Refine and monitor all QA activities and Implement scalable automation testing strategies for core platform functionalities and work cross-functionally to uncover, document and follow up on bugs detected internally and reported by users.

We offer in return a pretty kick ass office in the heart of Berlin (Kreuzberg) with a fitted kitchen (lots of team cooking sessions) And a team boat (we built it ourselves) used for summer nights on the Spree (River in Berlin) As well as the usual startup benefits.

COME AND JOIN US! https://daliaresearch.com/career-opportunities/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Polarr (polarr.co), just closed >$10M series A (unannounced) Company focuses on new computational photography use cases and neural network acceleration on edge devices. Looking for iOS/Android/front-end/back-end/researcher/data scientist with a passion of photography, A.I., and GPU computing in general. (keywords: WebGL, TF, CoreML, GAN, Quantization, React, PyTorch, etc) Company is profitable with 23 employees, supp…

This looks super-cool, too bad I don't have expertise in Metal/3D graphics.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Symaps.io | Full stack | Paris, France | Full Time | Onsite | Compensation based on profile | VISA Symaps.io is a fast-growing tech startup located in Paris, Station F : it's an AI application that finds the best location for your business (restaurants, stores, etc.), based on profitability. It's currently used by clients in the EU, Switzerland, Korea and Taiwan, incl. Tesla and Décathlon. We just closed a 700K seed round and several clients contracts, and are urgently looking for passionated peoples to strengthen our team of 6 peoples (incl. 3 full time engineers).

Esp. we're hiring 2 full stack engineers. Our stack : Python, React, Scikit-learn, Kubernetes, Elastic, PostgreSQL / PostGIS.

More details here :

https://jobs.stationf.co/companies/symaps-io-1

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Rollbar | https://rollbar.com | San Francisco, Barcelona, REMOTE | Backend Engineer, Devops Engineer, Lead Product Designer, Technical PM, Demand Gen Marketer About Rollbar: * We help tens of thousands of developers find and fix errors faster. * Our backend handles billions of errors with low latency and high reliability * Our front-end allows developers to discover and drill down across millions of errors in real-ti…

Are you only considering Ruby engineer for remote work? Would you consider backend, core or DevOps for remote work?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Issuu| Fullstack | Copenhagen | Onsite | Fulltime

Issuu is hiring and looking for both onsite Fullstack, Backend and Senior Frontend Developers in Copenhagen and Berlin. See more information here: https://issuu.com/careers

Issuu by the numbers: 45M+ documents - traffic (10.000++ requests/second) - data-heavy platforms (100++ terabytes)

- we're currently working on recommender engines, internal analytics and our famous reading experience to mention a few examples, - we currently use OCaml, Erlang, Python, Javascript and a bit of C++, and we’re extremely open to using new languages and/or technologies, our architecture is microservice-oriented using AMQP, - we deploy multiple times a day on AWS and use Docker Swarm, MySQL, Redis, Node, etc., - we strive to be agile (Who doesn’t?), but we're not religious about Scrum, Kanban or any other methodology.

You are welcome to reach out to me directly as well: Marie Bjerregaard, HR Coordinator (mbj@issuu.com).

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2019)

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Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) | Scientific Software Developer | Zurich/Lugano, Switzerland | Onsite | Full-time

The Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) is operated by ETH Zurich and develops and provides key supercomputing capabilities required to solve important problems in science and society.

The Scientific Software and Libraries group at CSCS is looking for developers who love writing stable, performance-portable, scientific software for the latest HPC systems. We have multiple open positions at both the ETH Hönggerberg campus in Zurich, and at the CSCS headquarters in Lugano. Your work will involve long term projects of at least one year in duration. Projects involve either close collaboration with a scientific collaborator, or work in small internal team working on software for use across multiple projects. Some examples of projects you might work on are:

- Template meta-programming and domain specific languages to accelerate climate and weather codes on accelerated architectures

- Quantum chemical and material science applications used for the prediction of novel materials

- Optimising and wrapping sparse linear algebra and mesh codes for our finite element and finite volume users

- Combining low-level optimization with task-based parallelism at extreme scale to perform fast linear algebra on the world's largest systems

- Communication-avoiding parallel algorithms

Our projects are open source whenever possible. Here are some of the projects we develop and contribute to: https://github.com/arbor-sim/arbor, https://github.com/electronic-structure/SIRIUS, https://github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx. Also have a look at the profiles of some of our team members: https://github.com/bcumming/, https://github.com/biddisco/, https://github.com/halfflat/, https://github.com/havogt/, https://github.com/msimberg/, https://github.com/noraabiakar/.

We require you to have great C++ skills and a master in computer science, computational science, mathematics or natural sciences. Ideally you would also have experience in one or more of the following: materials science, weather and climate, or linear algebra; development of numerical or scientific simulation software; development of GPU-accelerated applications using CUDA or ROCm; release management; or performance modeling.

Tell us what project catches your eye and and why you'd be the right candidate in your application: https://apply.refline.ch/845721/6509/pub/1/index.html. Due to the migration regulations in Switzerland the process for non-EU residents is more challenging.

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