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Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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mncaudill wrote: post #129
timcederman wrote: post #108

SurveyMonkey is hiring. We're just starting some very exciting things and are looking to fill a wide variety of different roles - http://www.surveymonkey.com/jobs/Home_Jobs.htm We have offices both in Portland, OR and Menlo Park, CA (right next to Caltrain). We're looking mainly to hire in the Bay Area. We've got a really great benefits package, competitive salary, and most importantly a really awesome team. Any ques…

Does "looking mainly to hire in the Bay Area" mean you are only considering current Bay Area residents? I'm willing to move away from my current location, so I was just curious.

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Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by timcederman »

mncaudill wrote: post #129
timcederman wrote: post #108

SurveyMonkey is hiring. We're just starting some very exciting things and are looking to fill a wide variety of different roles - http://www.surveymonkey.com/jobs/Home_Jobs.htm We have offices both in Portland, OR and Menlo Park, CA (right next to Caltrain). We're looking mainly to hire in the Bay Area. We've got a really great benefits package, competitive salary, and most importantly a really awesome team. Any ques…

Does "looking mainly to hire in the Bay Area" mean you are only considering current Bay Area residents? I'm willing to move away from my current location, so I was just curious.

I relocated from Boston to the Bay Area when I joined SurveyMonkey. I just meant our preference is to expand our Menlo Park office.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by Aegean »

gvb wrote: post #88
Aegean wrote: post #46

C/Assembler/Linux kernel expert on hardcore low-level concurrent stuff? I would be interested to talk. We work remotely.

Need contact info, or is that part of the prescreening? ;-)

Sorry I thought my email showed up - please email me on bahadir@l4dev.org. We're a small team building a hypervisor for the linux kernel. I am looking to find the people in advance to be ready as demand may arise quickly.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by mncaudill »

timcederman wrote: post #132
mncaudill wrote: post #129

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Does "looking mainly to hire in the Bay Area" mean you are only considering current Bay Area residents? I'm willing to move away from my current location, so I was just curious.

I relocated from Boston to the Bay Area when I joined SurveyMonkey. I just meant our preference is to expand our Menlo Park office.

Thanks for clarifying!

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by aschobel »

Snaptic is hiring (https://snaptic.com), we hack on iPhone / Android / Web / API.

2 million+ active installs on Android. We speak scala, Obj-C, JS, and python.

Tools we are hacking with these days: avro, MongoDB, Google Closure

Please shoot me an email at hn@snaptic.com

We are based in South Park, SF

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by eru »

Citrix is hiring in Cambrige, UK. Drop me a line at matthias.goergens@gmail.com, if you want know more.

We are at the forefront of virtualization, and almost all our products are open source (GPL). We use a variety of languages (including Ocaml, C and Python; Haskell coming soon). And you can come to work at 10 AM (or later).

You might also want to have a look at http://www.citrix.com/English/aboutCitrix/employment/feature...

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by eru »

drtse4 wrote: post #103
Kilimanjaro wrote: post #100

Earlier quoted context omitted.

- Jobs HN: We are hiring - Jobs HN: We are available One for entrepreneurs to post their openings. One for hackers to post their availability and skills. I know we already have HN jobs, but this may be an informal way for HN readers and contributors, and who knows, it may grow to be part of our community.

...and HN jobs seems to be limited to Ycomb founded startups.

I guess he's talking about post title prefixes.
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