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Mercedes-Benz, Breitling, United Airlines and Marie Curie Cancer Care are a few businesses who use our mobile apps to strip the paper out of mobile, customer data capture.
We're a smidgen over 2 years old, 8 people small, growing fast, and our mobile and web-based tools are part of the next wave of better, consumer-influenced enterprise SaaS software. We're replacing slow paper process with well-considered, scalable software and services - saving thousands of hours of work for our customers and their teams in over 90 countries. For tasks traditionally done on a clipboard, we are delivering an enjoyable, faster and smoother experience.
Our next engineer will benefit from a real opportunity to shape, influence and improve our products. As part of a small team of engineers, you will be working with new technologies to build our apps (we use ReactJS, Docker, Keen.io today, and ReactJS Native looks very promising). We love cross-discipline participation. A great fit for us will be a curious, thoughtful and smart person. To learn more, contact me (Andy) once you have read this: https://akkroo.com/jobs/developer-engineer
We’re also hunting for someone to lead our Customer Success efforts: https://akkroo.com/jobs/customer-success-manager
The Ksplice group at Oracle develops exciting technology to patch the Linux kernel whilst it is running, eliminating unplanned downtime for systems running Oracle Linux and keeping up-to-date with known security fixes.
We're a distributed team of 12 engineers working to provide rebootless updates for all of our supported kernels, supporting new OS releases and automating our workflow.
We're looking for a systems engineer to help us further eliminate unplanned reboots for Oracle Linux customers. The job role involves enhancing the Ksplice tools and core, analyzing security vulnerabilities, transforming patches into rebootless updates, and building new infrastructure to make security fixes available to customers as soon as possible.
Required skills include: - Expert level C/C++ programming. - Strong experience with a modern scripting language, Python preferred. - Strong understanding of Linux systems. - Excellent problem solving and debugging skills. - Experience with the git version control system.
Remote work possible for the right candidate in US or Western Europe.
More information about Ksplice is available at http://ksplice.oracle.com/ and you can contact me by email at jamie.iles@oracle.com if you have any questions. Oracle is an equal opportunity employer.
We're a New York City-based digital product studio where happiness, empathy, and exploration are our core values. We want to inspire our clients and build products that will make them (and their customers) more productive and impactful in the industries they represent.
Working with startups and big corps alike, we've had the opportunity to forge new approaches to product development and change the way many of our clients think about the process. We build everything from platforms to mobile apps.
With so much exciting work happening, we'd love for you to join us and be part of the team! Check out the job pages[1][2] and shoot me an email if you're interested: josh@planetary.io
- Site Reliability (keep our systems up and fast!)
- BD (work with new & existing partners)
- Community Management (duck.co, social media, interacting with contributors)
- Front-end (JS/CSS)
- Technical writing (improve our DuckDuckHack documentation)
We're TomTom's navigation software team in London and our goal is to build great new on-the-road experiences for drivers and bikers everywhere.
The apps we make are built into Renault and Smart in-car systems, are available for smartphones, and form an integral part of TomTom's expanding range of consumer devices, where hardware and software are conceived together. Just like this one, coming soon: http://www.tomtom.com/new-rider-400 - http://www.engadget.com/2015/01/15/turn-to-page-17-for-the-t...
The developers who join our team are valued for their ideas as well as their skills, and we try to encourage both through regular hack days, plus training or conference attendance in areas that interest them.
-- Role: Mobile & Embedded Apps Developer
Our apps feature TomTom's signature design language and map-centric UI, optimised for our domain. Working with TomTom's UX team, app development with us is a challenging mix of custom UI development and deep routing, guidance, traffic and search presentation smarts. If you join us you'll be developing with Java, C++, JavaScript, Android, iOS and Qt.
-- Role: DevOps for Mobile & Embedded
Building scaleable CI infrastructure for mobile & embedded app testing is hard, particularly when you add custom pre-release hardware and GB's of map data into the mix. If you join us you'll be working with Android and iOS SDK command line tools and device emulators, Jenkins, Git, Artifactory, Gradle, Ruby, Docker and a mix of local device farms and cloud computing services.
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To find out more check out either http://tomtom.jobs (search for "London") or if you're on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/vsearch/j?keywords=tomtom+london
Lead Developer - Full Stack - London
Apperio enables businesses to track their legal spend in realtime, preventing surprise bills and optimising spend.
Based in London, we are an experienced team passionate about shaking up the legal industry. We are Seedcamp winners and VC backed with a great roster of investors and advisers who are experienced former and current entrepreneurs and have built companies like Mendeley, Duedil and Tradeshift.
We are looking for a Full Stack developer to take ownership of the Apperio product and see this role ideally developing to CTO as the company scales. We’ve outsourced development to date and now want to bring in-house, re-build and scale. You would be working closely with the founder and have responsibility from the get go.
Ideally would have strong front end and back end modern web development skills, including HTML5 & Javascript and experience with our stack of technologies: AWS, Django, SQL, git, jenkins CI
If interested, please contact us at info@apperio.com or apply directly at http://apperio.workable.com/jobs/31613
No remote, but we'll pay relocation expenses if you're not local and we've sponsored two H1Bs so far. You will help design and build the most beautiful Rental user/landlord portal in the US. We are a Python/Angularjs shop and we hire full stack polyglots who are savvy in a blended web/mobile environment.
We're the prettiest entrant in a traditionally un-pretty industry: real estate. This is an entrenched industry that is overdue for some innovation, and it's a great opportunity to work on improving the difficult experience of finding a home. Your rent payment is probably the biggest bill you pay every month and we want disrupt the rental industry with a beautiful answer to CL problem. We're a little under 30 people right now but we're growing as fast as we can find people.
I run engineering -- ex-YC, Django dev, been in the real estate space most of my life. I'd be happy to answer any of your questions: zain@livelovely.com.
We're currently looking for experienced software engineers for a full-time position in Warsaw.
Our product is a coding test engine. We're helping companies recruit by providing simple, impartial assessment of programming skills at an initial stage of the process. Currently this means basic algorithmics (e.g. "write a function that does this and this, and figure out how to do it in linear time"), but we're also experimenting with other types of programming tasks.
We're still a small company (less than 30 people) with lots of ideas on what to build next. I've been here for two years now as a programmer, and I really enjoyed seeing how far we have come and how much we have been able to learn.
Our development team has seven software engineers and two sysadmins. We have a continuous integration cycle, code reviews and some pair programming. The technology stack includes Python, Django, Postgres, Celery and Chef.
See the full job ad for more details: https://codility.com/jobs/?gh_jid=32596#job. You can also contact me by e-mail (pawel@codility.com).
At Mapzen we take a different approach to the core components of mapping: open source, open data, open access. We make modular tools for building better maps because we believe that healthy mapping ecosystems are ones that are diverse, sustainable, and accessible to all.
We're building a geocoder on top of entirely open data. We're providing it for use as a hosted service and designed it for modular use and improvement by developers. Geocoding and search are among the most complex problems in open source mapping today, and we believe that the best way to solve those problems is to build open services, software, and community around better search and better data.
As product manager, you will help and guide a team of developers toward our feature, quality, and community goals. You'll have an understanding of current open datasets (and be on the lookout for new ones) and an interest in figuring out how they can fit together for geocoding. Your perspective is global, with an appreciation for diverse addressing systems and ideas about how to build software that works for everyone. You know how to assess quality search results, and how to investigate and improve results that fall short of user expectations.
More info here: https://mapzen.com/jobs/search-product-manager