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Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by ismarc »

vitovito wrote: post #14

BioWare, Austin, TX. We make video games you might have played (Mass Effect? Dragon Age?) and the Austin office is working on the Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO. The web team has 2-3 contractor openings for web developers (senior PHP [Drupal] and just HTML/CSS/JS) and graphic designers to help us build out all the game-web integration. Edit: the job listings aren't live yet, so you can email me at vito underscore bi…

I've strongly considered dropping an application at Bioware for a while now (been doing the business world development for a while, looking to move to games). Any idea on server side developer positions or "I have development experience but not game development experience" client positions (C, C++, .NET, Java aren't an issue)?

On another note, how are they on the game release crunch? Normal 1-2 month crunch if behind schedule and normal otherwise, or is it a constant state of emergency that ramps up to a worse emergency?

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by emilyboyd »

We have several positions available at Remember The Milk (we're based in Sydney, Australia, but you can work from anywhere):

  - Software Engineer (Server-side)
  - Software Engineer (Scala)
  - Software Engineer (Windows)
  - UI/Interaction Designer
For full details see: http://www.rememberthemilk.com/about/jobs.rtm

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by sunir »

FreshBooks in Toronto is looking for front-end developers, application developers, and Open Web developers to help us build out our API and continue to lead The Small Business Web (http://www.thesmallbusinessweb.com); and we are looking for a developer community leader (that last job isn't posted, but it's true). http://careers.freshbooks.com

And by "FreshBooks," I literally mean me, as I am the head of integrations and it's my team to build out if you want to ask me questions.

Sunir, Chief Handshaker, FreshBooks (sunir splat freshbooks.com)

P.S. Note that I did not mention specific languages or stacks. You should understand why that doesn't matter so much when we're looking for good developers.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by rdoherty »

mbrubeck wrote: post #75

Mozilla is hiring for all sorts of different positions. Our headquarters is in Mountain View, CA, but we have people all over the world: http://www.mozilla.com/careers

Direct link to job listings for Mozilla: http://www.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Jobs.aspx?c=qpX9Vfwa

Hiring C++, JS, Python, PHP, Marketing, Stats, Finance, QA, IT, Product Management and more.

Come help make the Internet a better place!

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring?

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Post by apphacker »

donohoe wrote: post #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 sur…

Working for such a well known brand would be fun, but The New York Times is deeply in debt (one billion dollars), subscription rates are falling, and there's no new money generating business in sight that will be able to help it out with its financial costs. I just don't think five or ten years from now the New York Times will be what it is now, and I'd want their options like I want a hole in my pocket.

http://www.theawl.com/2009/07/arthur-sulzberger-explains-1-b...

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