Ask HN: Who's hiring in Europe?
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#23We develop interconnected platform strategies & cross-platform applications. Our Apps, Tools and APIs allow customers to create, publish and spread content within specialized use cases and in individual formats.
Technologies: PHP, Python, MongoDB, memcached, Lighttpd, MySQL, jQuery, Redis, HAProxy, Nginx, etc.
Have a look at our website http://compuccino.com (Jobs page on the top right)
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#26They are rated one of the top companies to work for in the UK, and you've probably seen some of the innovative blog posts they've been writing recently (free ipads, geeks by the sea, etc)
Their CEO is on twitter, @neildavidson, I'm sure he'd ask the development interviewers to pay special attention to anyone that mentioned HN to him after they applied...
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#27We, the company compuccino based in Berlin, are looking for developers pushing our products forward. We develop interconnected platform strategies & cross-platform applications. Our Apps, Tools and APIs allow customers to create, publish and spread content within specialized use cases and in individual formats. Technologies: PHP, Python, MongoDB, memcached, Lighttpd, MySQL, jQuery, Redis, HAProxy, Nginx, etc. Have a…
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#28We look forward to hearing from you.
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#29http://www.hackdiary.com/2010/02/10/algorithmic-recruitment-...
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#30We're recruiting in London, not quite a startup but a Research & Development lab for Yell with a startup vibe. It looks like we might soon be heavy on great front-end people and that our hiring of back-end people is lagging, so we're becoming desperate for innovative people who know JVM related tech forwards and backwards (J2EE, Spring, Groovy, Clojure, etc) and who can use that to green-field from scratch as well as…
In addition, nobody knows J2EE inside and out, it is far too big.