Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2016)

Webflow enables thousands of designers and developers to produce professional web content. We've combined the best of code and wrapped it in a UI that web professionals can easily control. Check out https://webflow.com/community for a glimpse of how we're changing the way startups, agencies, and large enterprises approach web design.

- Front End: React.js - we're heavy users of React, and build powerful applications with it. Check out our Designer: https://webflow.com/designer.

- Back End: node.js - Jam on complex performance and data intensive problems as we scale to hundreds of millions of page views on our hosting platform.

- We're hiring for marketing & PM positions as well.

Send us an email at jobs@webflow.com or check out our jobs page for more information: https://webflow.com/about#jobs (built in WF of course)

GigSalad is an online marketplace for hiring entertainment and event services.

Want to learn more about the engineering role we have available? Read more at https://gigsalad.recruitee.com/o/web-engineer-wilmington or email careers@gigsalad.com with questions.

Edit: and we bought Neo's office in Singapore, so I guess we're in Singapore too!

We are looking for both a fullstack web developer and an iOS programmer to join our Tokyo team, located just across the moat from the Imperial Palace.

At Skyscanner, you will work on a constantly-evolving product used on a daily basis by millions of people, all of them trying to get from Point A to Point B. Why Point B is so enticing in the first place is something we have yet to figure out.

This should sound both exciting and terrifying at the same time.

In practical terms, this means that you should feel that writing tests before writing code is The Right Way To Do Things. You should have strong opinions on technical issues, but also be able to work productively with the team even if they disagree with those opinions. And you should be excited at the idea of working in a balanced team, not just with other software engineers, but also with designers, marketers, and people of the sales persuasion.

You will also need to be comfortable tackling hard problems that you only loosely understand, and be willing to treat every line of code that you write as part of a massive science project -- which means that you might have to throw that code away if the experiment doesn't pan out.

I'm not going to lie: this is challenging work. But not a challenging work envrionment.

We support each other as a team. If you need something -- a book, a tool, a training course -- we will make that happen. We focus on Doing What Works, rather than Doing What Is Least Likely To Get Us In Trouble. And perhaps most importantly, we work at a sustainable pace. At the end of the day, we go home for dinner with our families and time with our friends.

If this sounds interesting to you, then let's chat.

don.werve@skyscanner.jp

We’ve got a small, but strong team solving problems at scale. There are lots of cool projects coming down the pipe, this is probably not the right venue to get into much too much detail, but let’s just say we’re looking into PubSub, WebSockets, and push notifications. We’ve got a pretty varied mix of projects, including a bit of machine learning that we’ve currently been solving using Orange.

* Code stack: Python, Django, CoffeeScript (soon to be ES6), Backbone, Sass, Bourbon, ...

* Systems stack: GAE, Compute Engine, Kubernetes, AWS, Docker, Vagrant, Redshift.

Evite (https://www.evite.com) is a digital invitation platform where we send over 200 million invitations a year. We’ve been around since 1998!

Apply here: http://bit.ly/21Gjvg3