Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2016)

We're looking for a front-end developer (80-100%) at our engineering company. Our clients are primarily from meteorology and climatology, but our web development team is doing additional IT projects on their own.

The skills you can help us with: - Profound JavaScript knowledge, ideally with React - Experience with UX and usability - Know-how of modern CSS - Ideally some backend knowledge with Python, Flask and Django - Optionally you're acquainted with technologies like Git, Gitlab CI, LESS, Leaflet, PHP, R, C#, nginx

We're offering: - Work in a small team with lots of different projects - An environment you can help develop further - Free choice of OS, editors or IDEs - Quiet rooms, free coffee & tea

christian.studer@meteotest.ch

We're looking for a versatile, fast learner for a Triage Engineer position on our Core Server team. This is a very challenging position, with huge growth potential. This team builds and maintains tools, infrastructure and processes to improve the development process and release quality of MongoDB. Part of their mandate is to troubleshoot user-reported problems and report bugs back to the the Server development team, so those bugs get fixed in future releases.

The ideal background for this role would be Linux Systems Administration, with experience supporting back-end services, and scripting/development skills for tooling.

Any interest? Please reach out to me at Matt.Leva@MongoDB.com or apply here http://grnh.se/gyfx1q1

Our stack: Python 2.7/Flask, MySQL/SQLAlchemy, Unix/FreeBSD, React.js, Swift

Tablet (www.tablethotels.com/en/careers) was founded in the year 2000 by Laurent Vernhes and Michael Davis, a pair of new-media veterans in search of a cure for boring travel and an antidote to the internet’s most common affliction: an overdose of options. Our users trust our taste — we do the hard work of selecting only the most extraordinary hotels, and we make booking them as painless as it can be. Sixteen years on, Tablet is still growing fast, and for that we credit three things: a mission with resonance, a lot of hard work, and — perhaps most important — an extremely talented team. Our New York office doubled in size in 2011, and we’re not done expanding yet.

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On the backend: We’re tackling a third party integration which will more than double our inventory and it requires our SOA become fully distributed, an elimination of technical debt, cloud migration, and frontend redesign. We’re seeing more traffic and bookings than ever before and gearing up for an influx of traffic and users while venturing into new territory like personalization/recommendations.

Backend Lead interview: Recruiter information call>Head of Tech call>Two onsite interviews

http://bit.ly/2dcBsDt

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On the frontend: With our backend integration underway it’s a good time to architect and rebuild the site which includes overhauling pages with react.js, revising login authentication with Web Tokens, and developing a testing suite with jest.js.

Frontend Lead interview: Recruiter information call>Frontend Engineer call>Two onsite interviews

http://bit.ly/2bB9cc7

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On mobile: Our recently launched iOS app has been featured twice in the app store and continues to grow in bookings. We're building out the next iteration to supplement the booking experience.

iOS Engineer interview: Recruiter information call>iOS Engineer call>Coding assugnment>Onsite interview

http://bit.ly/2cTb1yn

Pubfront are an established (2010) startup building a platform for publishing, selling and reading/listening to ebooks, audiobooks and comics. We’re currently looking for a web-developer to join our Copenhagen team, ideally one with Python/Django experience. The work will be backend-heavy, with occasional forays into frontend and ops. Interested? Check out the full ad at http://pubfront.com/experienced-web-developer-python-django/ and send your resumé to jk@pubfront.com

P.S.: Sorry for posting this as a reply to another ad, but I was not able to reply to the main thread