Is anyone looking for Erlang developer?
Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)
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#12We're hiring a part time (up to 20hr/wk), remote web application developer to support a BPM project for one of our clients, a high technology manufacturing firm in Sunnyvale, CA. The platform is Intalio BPMS (http://intalio.com) and skillsets required include building AJAX user interfaces (we are using Tibco GI), web service implementation and testing (XSLT, Xpath, SoapUI), MySQL, Tomcat. Small team, good rate, interesting technology. Contact: info@innovelocity.com
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)
#13Hiring PHP/Zend for contract / freelance work
Details?
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)
#14We're hiring Java wizards to work on the core of Tropo. http://tropo.com/ We're a distributed team (China, London, Orlando, Philly, Phoenix, and Bay Area) so we're adept at working remotely. Somewhere in the Bay Area preferred, but we'd also love to talk to you if you're located near any other large US city or technology hub (Seattle, Boulder, Austin, Chicago, Boston, NYC, Philly, etc). Job description at http://www.…
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#15The entire Brightbox team work remotely. UK company but hire from anywhere in the world. Ongoing job opportunities here: http://www.brightbox.co.uk/about/jobs
Currently specifically looking for top systems engineers who can help build new cloud services, as per: http://beta.brightbox.com/
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)
#16We're hiring Java wizards to work on the core of Tropo. http://tropo.com/ We're a distributed team (China, London, Orlando, Philly, Phoenix, and Bay Area) so we're adept at working remotely. Somewhere in the Bay Area preferred, but we'd also love to talk to you if you're located near any other large US city or technology hub (Seattle, Boulder, Austin, Chicago, Boston, NYC, Philly, etc). Job description at http://www.…
Why the preferential treatment of folks from large cities and "technology hubs"? Seems to miss the point.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)
#17Hiring PHP/Wordpress skills for a small contract job
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#18We're looking for python-specific skills at the moment, ideally with crawler and scaling experience.
We have some developers in the UK, but most of our guys are in Russia. The Russian guys have proved to be very very capable. We did not outsource to a company, but found people via forums and then recruited individually (initially) and then grew the team using the initial guys help.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)
#19I am hiring remote workers who know Javascript and jQuery extremely well. They would have to do jQuery, jQuery Mobile and Node.js .
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)
#20We're looking for python-specific skills at the moment, ideally with crawler and scaling experience. We have some developers in the UK, but most of our guys are in Russia. The Russian guys have proved to be very very capable. We did not outsource to a company, but found people via forums and then recruited individually (initially) and then grew the team using the initial guys help.
very true. Hopefully I'm not just being bigoted because I am Russian, but I have worked with Russian speaking guys (Ukraine is great also) and I have to say that they care about the product quality. They often pushed back on my feature requests and forced me to discuss them until they were convinced the feature would be good. They want to make apps THEY want to use. At least, get the ones that DO that.