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

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Post by Auto123mosys »

ONSITE Love Cars? Love working on very hard problems? Join AutoMosys. AutoMosys – London, UK | Automotive Analytics

We are an ambitious early stage startup working on problems that will have a significant effect on mobility and driving today and in the future.

There are many reasons not to join us: - Not enough salary - Really difficult technical problems to solve - Long hours etc.

Reasons to join us: We are building the “holy grail” of automotive analytics. We want to be the very best. Not second best. The very best – which is very very tough to do. A lot of sacrifices has been made and will be made.

We believe the car is the next frontier as cars evolve from hardware to software . Be a part of an ambitious team solving real problems that affects us all.

Jobs (Responsibility): We are looking for a senior android developer who ideally has automotive and startup experience.

Graduates are welcome too.

If this still sounds interesting – contact me bola@automosys.com

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

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Post by lazyant »

chltjdgh86 wrote: post #467
dfar1 wrote: post #455

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You guys need a marketing team. I've never heard of this before, and I am constantly searching for new services that will stream soccer legally without having to sign up for cable. Also, it would be great if you can add Brazilian leagues/cups to the line up.

We do offer Brasileirao (Serie A)! It plays via golTV channel we carry. We do have marketing team, but it's still very small. We're hiring experienced marketers who can speak Spanish or French if you know anyone!

MLS is shown at the top of https://www.fubo.tv/go-fubo-pro but not at http://help.fubo.tv/hc/en-us/articles/206526418-What-leagues... , also the Bundesliga (game from GoalTV) is not shown in that top bar.

I'm no professional marketer but I'd make the front page / main message about watching top teams like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern, Juventus or Paris SG (or US MNT), I didn't care too much for the next game being Estoril and some other Portuguese league (no offense but unless you are Portuguese you don't care about those ones).

As a data point GoalTV was cancelled in Canada a couple of months ago (I bet I was the only subscriber) and BeIn Sports is about $15/mo.

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

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Post by evk1 »

CircleUp (https://circleup.com/)

SF and Remote

We're hiring fullstack and frontend engineers to help us build the investment marketplace of the future. We want to make investing in private companies as accessible as trading on NASDAQ. We've helped raise $135M to date for our entrepreneurs and our growth is continuing to accelerate.

Python (Django) / AngularJS stack. Interesting applications of Machine Learning in Python.

Apply here: https://circleup.com/jobs/engineer/

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

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Post by jak1192 »

Camber Creative \ Front End Javascript \ Remote \ Full Time

Camber Creative (www.cmbr.co) is a mobile/web app development shop based out or Orlando. We're looking for someone to own the front end development on some of our web applications. Enterprise level AngularJS experience is preferred, but any front experience will be considered.

Make your own hours, work on meaningful projects and collaborate with experienced team members.

If interested, email jonah@cmbr.co for more info.

Thanks, Jonah

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

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Post by leifthunder0 »

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Sounds interesting? Well, it is. So write an email to leif@andco.nyc

And check us out on www.and.co

Thanks everyone!

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

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Post by yairharel »

Kollective | Bend, Oregon or Sunnyvale, California

We're developing peer-to-peer video delivery solutions for large and medium companies. With some of the world's largest companies among our customers, we have a market-proven solution but sill have tons of work to do! We also make end-user enterprise applications and apps under the Kontiki brand. We're a stable startup company, and the average age of our engineers is on the higher side of the bell curve. Current openings:

Application Engineer Network Platform Engineer Build Engineer Systems Level Engineer QA Engineer – Client / Server QA Engineer – Performance / Security

careers@kollective.com

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

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Post by rooviz »

For Hire - Full Stack Data Developer

I solve data-related problems. I use data science and full-stack data development tools to generate analysis and applications. Whether this means creating an ETL web application, creating a real-time updating dashboard, or undertaking one-time statistical analyses, I am able to help you make sense of your data to make better business decisions. I follow an agile, test-driven development methodology. My preferred toolset is as follows:

Languages: Primarily Python and R, with Bash to glue it all together.

Web Frameworks: Python's Django and Flask

Visualization Libraries: R's ggplot2 and Python's matplotlib for static visualizations. Python's Bokeh and JavaScript's D3 for dynamic visualizations. Python's Bokeh for dashboards.

Big Data Tools: Pig and Scalding are my preferred Map Reduce abstraction layers. Together with Python, R, and Bash, I have experience utilizing these tools within the Hadoop File System to make large amounts of data manageable.

Back End: Nginx, Gunicorn, MySQL-driven databases

Version Control: Git, Subversion

Testing Frameworks: Selenium

Machine Learning and Statistics: Ranked in Kaggle's top 1%. MIT degree, lab focus was on computational statistics.

However, I have experience with other technologies and am always happy to work with the stack that is best suited for the job at hand. Currently exploring remote opportunities (primarily freelance). Check out my portfolio at http://rowanv.com , you can contact me at rowan [at] rowanv.com

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

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dominotw wrote: post #315
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Apple, Inc. | Cupertino Apple’s Siri is looking for exceptional engineers, designers, and project managers well versed in machine learning, natural language, speech recognition, server automation, and/or mobile software development. Siri is used on countless iOS and watchOS devices and handles over a billion requests per week. If you’re passionate about sports, music, home automation or one of a variety of open posit…

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