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Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
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Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#52Charlotte, VT EatingWell Media Group.
www.eatingwell.com
No remote, sorry.
Seeking Developer / Sysadmin to maintain www.eatingwell.com and develop internal and external facing software.
Our flagship site is Drupal/PHP with most of our new tools rolling out in Python.
Compensation is competitive for the area, we are a dog friendly office, the test kitchen has a constant stream of goodies flowing out of it, and we are in beautiful, rural Vermont, just 30 or so minutes to Burlington, a very hip little city.
There is quite a bit of room for growth here as our side of the business is growing rapidly and there is not a lot of experience in tech in the higher ups in the company.
This is both good and bad, as I am constantly fighting against naive decisions/ideas from upper management, but good because I am often winning.
A smart, relaxed, outdoor loving hacker with some degree of people skills will be very very happy here.
Please add a 'g' to front of my user name and an 'f' to the end, @eatingwell.com
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#53PBworks (San Mateo, CA) has 3 openings. We're an online collaboration tool for education and business, used by 4 million people a month. We're looking for: * A talented Front-End Web Engineer who can lead the development of new features and refresh existing ones. PHP, JavaScript, usability and UI design skills are ideal. http://pbworks.com/content/jobs-frontendwebengineer * A Systems Engineer who can help architect,…
What happened to http://www.pbworks.com design :/ ? IMHO, the last version was much better.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#54NYC (no remote) - Factor Tree (http://thefactortree.com)
We're a young startup creating an online education platform designed to build a solid foundation in math for kids from preK to 6th grade. We're working on some cool ways to provide every student with a tailored curriculum that adapts as the student progresses.
We're looking for someone who's comfortable in Java (or very similar language) and has a good foundation in web development. You'd be working closely with the lead (only) developer to iterate as fast as humanly possible to put our product in front of kids and parents.
If you're passionate about helping kids learn, send over a few links to things you've worked on (more important) and your resume (less important) to recruiting@thefactortree.com.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#55Exablox — Sunnyvale, CA (partial remote OK, must be available in-person ≥ 1day / week)
Exablox is a data storage company, replacing the traditional storage stack with an integrated experience across local and web storage.
Yup, we're hiring (yes this is redundant ;)
We're a founding team of 3: two systems software guys and a biz guy from an embedded mobile OS company (no, not that one).
Exablox is looking for 2-3 more engineers to fill the following roles (and are psyched if you can crossover between them)
Web folks: Both frontend and backend. You'll be responsible for designing and implementing our online app. This is a great opportunity to leverage your experience with the latest and greatest technologies to build a brand new type of storage app.
Systems folks: You must be well versed in systems software or application design and implementation in C (yes you read correctly!), filesystem experience a plus but not required. The ideal candidate is well versed in POSIX APIs, and isn't afraid to get their hands dirty inside the Linux kernel if necessary. This is the ideal opportunity to help craft the next gen storage stack
Various opportunities available: full time ($$+equity), contract ($$), and internship/co-op ($$)
Contact info in my HN profile
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#56TripAdvisor in Newton, MA. No remote, sorry. We are looking for interns and full-time in a variety of areas: Product If you see it on the TripAdvisor site it was built by Product. Everything our visitors see, interact with and love is built by this team. Learn how to keep 40e6 monthly visitors happy while stretching into areas of automated content summarization, deep social integration, building hugely-multi-platform…
What's your email :) ?
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#57I'm a little surprised at the number of "no remote" in this thread. I've done some great work remotely, and with the right tools I think a team can "gel" and really work well together. Any comments?
"I'm a little surprised at the number of "no remote" in this thread. I've done some great work remotely, and with the right tools I think a team can "gel" and really work well together. Any comments?" In my experience, remote work is offered to specific individuals who are already known to the people making the offer - through a shared work history, impressive open source contributions, a recommendation by a trusted…
Stop whining about not able to work remotely. If you can work remotely why don't you just go to India and work from there?
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#58I'm not hiring, but people have founds posts about my site helpful in previous threads.
I run One Day, One Job: http://www.onedayonejob.com/
The focus is on entry level jobs, but the content consists of company profiles, so it's useful to pretty much anyone looking for a job at at any level.
Here are all of the companies that we've featured with positions in Web Development: http://www.onedayonejob.com/entry-level-jobs/web-development...
And in Software Development (lots of overlap): http://www.onedayonejob.com/entry-level-jobs/software-develo...
We feature tons of non-technical stuff too. There are over 1,000 company profiles—all editorial.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#59I'm a little surprised at the number of "no remote" in this thread. I've done some great work remotely, and with the right tools I think a team can "gel" and really work well together. Any comments?
There should be a separate post for remote/freelance jobs. All the jobs posted here are in the US, and I'm sure there's plenty of talented foreigners lurking on HN.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
#60FoundationDB is a Washington, DC Metro Area database software startup, which was founded by engineers with a prior >$50MM exit in the data analytics space. We are working on a distributed database with ACID transactions.
We're looking for self-motivated, smart software engineers who have a history of (either personally or professionally) working on or managing interesting and challenging development projects. Specific skills of interest include: Systems programming, C++, engineering for high performance, asynchronous/distributed programming, data structures.
The positions we're hiring for are in the DC Metro Area (McLean / Tysons Corner).
If you're interested, please contact us at:
info at foundationdb dot com