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Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

#73
The New York Times

Location: New York, NY

My company is looking for a ton of developers (at least 9) in various levels of experience and departments:

* Senior Software Engineer x2

* Software Engineer x3 (1 in Mobile Applications)

* Creative Technologist

* Web Developer, Senior Web Developer, Web Designer/Developer

Full list with links to detail descriptions: http://www.nytimes.com/features/openings/index.html

I'm sure here will be some fun comments about print media dying and the pay-wall etc. but this is platform and web focused. We build a lot of cool fun stuff from our own API's, standalone web apps, social platforms, open source apps, standards, and a lot more mobile stuff on the way too. I've been there many years (web developer) and its a great place to work with many smart people…

Some URLs of note (the fun stuff IMHO):

Open Blog: http://open.blogs.nytimes.com/

NYT APIs: http://developer.nytimes.com/

Times Wire: http://www.nytimes.com/timeswire/index.html (completely developer driven)

Times Skimmer: http://www.nytimes.com/timesskimmer/ (completely developer driven)

Times People: http://timespeople.nytimes.com/view/user/37963625/activities...

Here is a horribly titled NY Mag article on some of the developers in the Newsroom: http://nymag.com/news/features/all-new/53344/

Happy to answer questions and update this as I check back but otherwise follow that first link up top.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

#76
post #45
post #41

Earlier quoted context omitted.

That's a great idea. Here's a suggestion for an extra feature: let me group search results by company. Then I can quickly get an idea for who's hiring without paging though hundreds of results.

That idea is actually implemented - unfortunately you need to login to see it. Once you login (which supports OAuth & OpenID), under settings you can turn on the "Group By Company" feature. Yes, it isn't intuitive. We're overhauling the search results and in the next release, slated for mid-June, these kinds of things won't be so buried.

Just a suggestion, but IMO making the user confirm navigation when leaving a page is very annoying.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

#78
We're hiring web developers at Context Optional, in San Francisco. We make web applications on social platforms. We use Rails, but we're open to a range of backgrounds and experience - we've even got a summer internship position open! http://www.contextoptional.com/

Write me for more information: rleeATcontextoptional.com

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

#79
We are an amazing startup located in the heart of Silicon Valley. We're looking for great engineers!

-- Some of our Key Benefits --

  - Full Health coverage (and vision and dental)
  - Stock Options (if you ask any of us, milo options are as good as gold)
  - Lunch (and if you stay late, dinner) is provided 
  - Stocked fridge and snack cupboard 
  - In Palo Alto, an bike friendly city with a Mediterranean like climate 
  - Right next to the CalTrain stop
  - Hard work and accomplishments are noticed, recognized and rewarded
http://milo.com

http://milo.com/about-us

http://nyti.ms/073VfE9

http://www.crunchbase.com/company/milo

http://tcrn.ch/bJvOdU

We would especially like to talk with Pythonistas of all stripes, experienced web engineers and designers, and engineers with experience in machine learning and search. We also currently have an Ops position we are trying to fill.

You can submit inquiries and solutions to our engineering challenge to jobs@milo.com, or if you would like you can contact me directly at justin@milo.com.

http://milo.com/jobs

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