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Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

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Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

#161
Linux Kernel Engineer, Telecommute/Flexible time/Anywhere in the world.

Experienced: Talented linux kernel engineer with experience on kernel internals, C programming and open source tools.

Graduate: Good C programmer, smart, hard working, open to learning and enthusiastic about kernel programming.

We virtualize Linux on our hypervisor for ARM architecture.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

#162
Art Director (UI expert), Chicago, Watermelon Express

Design UI for mobile, tablet and web apps

We are a venture backed education technology startup building cross-platform educational apps that are social, analytical and game-like.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

#163
Dev Ops Engineer for RockMelt..a hot start-up in Mountain View(the heart of Silicon Valley) California. RockMelt is a one year old start up ,still in stealth mode, with fewer than thirty people and plenty of funding, backed by some of the best names in Silicon Valley. Our team is talented and driven and full of fun. Our market is huge and proven. If we are successful, our product will change the way people use the Internet every day. Every day is a pretty exciting day at RockMelt. We’re an enthusiastic group and are most interested in candidates who are passionate about technology and about building something grand. We are looking for a Development Ops Engineer who will play a big part in our development efforts. Initially, a big part of this position is to focus on the merger of an open source code to our own RockMelt code. Responsibilities: - Handle daily merging between RockMelt development and our upstream source. - Develop and maintain continuous integration/build system. - Assist QA with developing automated testing. - Toolsmithing to assist developers. Preferred Experience: - Linux/Unix configuration/administration. - Shell scripting. Python expertise highly desirable. - Proficient with at least one DVCS. Git expertise highly desirable. - Familiarity with MSVS and X-Code. - Familiarity with C++ and Objective-C. We offer competitive salaries along with generous equity and an employer paid health plan. email: marilynn@rockmelt.com

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

#164
Python/Java/Flash - Atlanta, GA Turner Broadcasting System

We're looking for both entry-level and experienced developers to help in building out existing video frameworks (playback, transcoding, streaming, etc.) that support several large Internet properties. Contact info is in about.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

#167
OpenBet.com - London, UK. http://www.openbet.com/careers/overview

C/Java/TCL/HTML/JS/Informix/Erlang/Unity/Flash

We have a variety of technical positions available including Architecture, Development and Development Support roles. OpenBet is a supplier of sports betting and casino software. There is no remote working for new recruits however along with the London office there are small, start up satellite offices in Canada, Australia and China.

OpenBet has a flat structure with projects driven by a mixture of Customer and R&D. The emphasis is on problem solving as opposed to use of specific technologies. Critical areas of focus are high transaction and real-time transaction throughput with zero downtime.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

#168
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Affine Systems is a venture-backed startup looking for a Python programmer in San Francisco. Our core technology is a suite of computer vision algorithms (e.g., face recognition) for analyzing video that we have developed over the past few years. We use our vision platform to ingest and scan videos from sites like Youtube and Metacafe that are available for advertising and sell data about the video contents to advert…

Do you use OpenCV?

Yes, we do (as well as other open source video/ image processing libraries such as ffmpeg).

OpenCV is a large toolbox that contains solid implementations of many standard image processing and vision techniques. We use several of those as building blocks for our algorithms. It doesn't sense to reinvent the wheel for standard operations such as converting between color spaces or histogram equalization.

Re: Ask HN: Who's hiring? (September 2010)

#169
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Meshcapital is hiring. We are in Jersey City, NJ, about 6 minutes from lower manhattan via path train. We are a 3 person hedge fund. We do high frequency trading, emphasizing market making and short term speculation in the long tail of equities markets. We are looking for good developers - no finance background is required. Instructions on where to send your resume are contained in our application (you'll need to dec…

I solved the problem, but before doing the real work of updating my CV -- could you please write a little bit about the job, to avoid wasting time for us both? :-) (And I know, it is not really a waste to update your CV.) Edit: For instance, are Europeans and other aliens a possibility? Edit 2: Thanks. But I've probably forgotten too much math. :-( And you should get enough people anyway, sounds like a cool place.

How many people have solved it so far?
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