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The site has 100k visits a day (started ~August '09), and a considerable amount of financing. We're looking for somebody to lead the day-to-day development for a good amount of equity or pay (your call). A good understanding of what makes a "complete" and usable consumer product is critical. Also, the backend is python / django.
And obviously, if you like music too... we'd really love to have you!
jobs@fratmusic.com
We're looking for one or two Solrish search developers who enjoy Hadoopiness, an AWS aware operations peep who yearns to develop more, a Python middleware API wrangler with Django chops, and one or two UI whizzers to do some cool jQuery based front-end work in a retro UX.
If you are interested (in the jobs), sign up for the beta at http://loggly.com/signup/, and then email us at jobs@loggly.com to get the access code.
We are starting to develop a large suite of applications for android. Thus, I am talking about a long term contract.
You can live anywhere you are, work is to be done remotely, paid on milestones basis.
We are looking for groovy hackers that are willing and able to hack on this system and develop the infrastructure, framework, API's (C, C++ and Java), and the applications (jQuery/HTML5/Canvas are the building blocks for the web apps).
Autodidact or Ph-d's are all treated the same.
We do not have a price list. You set yours, you get a chance (task assignment) to prove you worth it, passed, moving on, failed, too bad.
Contact me at tzury.by@reguluslabs.com
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Wow, that's really remote. To drive there, you apparently have to take a fairly small ferry boat: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&... Looks like they're building a bridge, though. By "not as cold as you think", you mean that the spit hits the ground before it freezes?
Today it's a balmy 9 Celsius. Sure, the winter brings a couple weeks of -35 C and below, but with a solid parka and the same resolve we're looking for in our hackers, you can hack it. :) And that bridge... What a nightmare. It's been in the works for years, tens of millions over budget, and it's become a local joke. "Yea, we'll finish that once the bridge is finished." Also, you only have to take the ferry in the war…
Front end engineer: http://goldstar.catchthebest.com/apply/11ec/d7b0
Web App Designer: http://goldstar.catchthebest.com/apply/54c7/d7b0
Rails Developer: email: pmaddox +at+ goldstar dot com
Backend Web Developer
Things you can expect to do: -Work closely with co-founders Jay Marcyes and Mark Hendrickson -Build out the "guts" of Plancast by constructing database-heavy models and controllers -Lead development of major new features -Help with the refinement and optimization of existing features
Qualities we're looking for -5+ years web development experience -Expert in PHP, MySQL, and Object Oriented programming -Competent in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript -Experienced with Symfony or a similar development framework -Comfortable with Unix command line interface -Adept at Git or a similar version control system -Happy to code projects large and small, as well as refactor code as necessary -Loves coding
Investors include: SoftTechVC, True Ventures, Founders Fund Angel, Zelkova Ventures, Aydin Senkut, Saul Klein, David Cohen, Joshua Schachter, Dave McClure, Dan Martell, Ron Bouganim, Paige Craig, Naval Ravikan, and Shervin Pishevar.
We're currently a 3 person team. You WILL have a big impact on the future of the company.
More info: http://plancast.com/jobs
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Today it's a balmy 9 Celsius. Sure, the winter brings a couple weeks of -35 C and below, but with a solid parka and the same resolve we're looking for in our hackers, you can hack it. :) And that bridge... What a nightmare. It's been in the works for years, tens of millions over budget, and it's become a local joke. "Yea, we'll finish that once the bridge is finished." Also, you only have to take the ferry in the war…
Here in Padova, the flowers are blooming, everything is breaking out in green, it is 25C, and I went for a drink in the piazza with nothing but a short-sleeved shirt this evening. Yellowknife like a fascinating place, but one I'd rather read about or, at most, visit, rather than live in. Good luck though:-)
(Just a Manly-Man-o'-the-North note: I'm wearing shorts and a t-shirt today. We bust out the summer clothes at anything above 5C.) :)
We're based in SOMA in San Francisco.
We're looking for software engineers, generalists that can work all over the web stack and total bad-asses! If you also happen to know Rails that's particularly attractive. :)
Dropcam, http://www.dropcam.com/ in San Francisco. You should email me directly - greg@dropcam.com. We code for the cameras and the server-side, mostly Python/C -- and there are many terabytes of data to work with. We also have an iPhone app and will support more mobile platforms in the future. We're looking for generalist engineers who know C like the back of their hand but prefer to code in a higher level language…
Don't try to steal the mountain bike in the office entryway guys.
http://justin.tv/problems => jobs @ justin.tv