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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

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Hey, a friendly note to remote job seekers There are few automated aggregation sites available to curate the jobs posted in this thread but I want to take the aggregation one step further and wanted to provide the good quality remote jobs by handpicking them. I’m going to search, screen, verify and tag all the remote jobs posted in this thread. So it can save you time, energy, and frustration – and hopefully, help yo…

The site looks great, but when I clicked the "Start Trial" button and scanned through the categories, there were literally none that applied to me (non-web backend/distributed systems, Rust/C++/Java). That gives me the impression that this site isn't really meant for people like me.

Also, the first "remote" job listing I clicked on is explicitly onsite-only (as you can verify from their posting in this thread): https://www.factual.com/company/careers/?gh_jid=106190

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

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I do disagree with the rule, but I fear you're having a knee-jerk reaction either to me or to any criticism of the rule and thereby missing my point, which I don't believe you've addressed at all: If you can explain in a short, simple sentence what the broader purpose of the rule is, then do so in the rule itself. Brevity may be the soul of wit but, but I expect a higher standard than rule wittiness from HN. The http…

I think you might have a mistaken idea of how precise such guidelines can be. There are always border cases and exceptions. Trying to nail them down completely makes them complicated, which only generates more border cases and exceptions, not to mention the literalistic sort of objections that only consume time and generate even more objections. That's why both the HN guidelines and that Who Is Hiring rule are writte…

No, I'm not mistaken about precision because I never brought it up. It's a strawman solely of your own construction. (I, instead, suggested a much less precise rule, prohibiting all replies/discussion.)

You're implying that the rule here is written like the guidelines, but it isn't.

The guidelines provide some kind of explanation, reasoning, or purpose adjacent to a rule.

The "try explain better, on a case by case basis" doesn't actually succeed, only the same reason, in, perhaps, a different word order.

Surely you don't need that kind of repetition of explanation of purpose for the guidelines, since it's already there to be read. Why such resistance to doing that here, too?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

#643

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I always Ctrl+f for IR/License in these threads, the result got me pretty excited to check for remote. Bummer, but seems like a very interesting opportunity.

Please e-mail me your CV (address in original post). We may consider exceptional candidates for remote work.

Arg, I meant Lucene.

Not exceptional in any way, but thanks for letting me know!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

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Qri | Software Engineers | New York, NY or Remote | Part-time Contracting | Qri ( https://qri.io ) is building free and open-source dataset versioning software. With Qri, you can copy, edit, & share public datasets, perform key tasks like data munging/cleaning, version tracking, and dataset auto-updating/synching, all while tracking changes and attributing them to authors (peers) in the network. We are a team of 5 ex…

Greetings! Mail to jobs@qri.io is bouncing.

I also tried on their site, the job app on there works :)

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

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San Francisco Digital Services | Drupal engineer, product strategist, UX designers | San Francisco, CA onsite only

San Francisco Digital Services is a team embedded within the City and County of San Francisco. We're not an IT consultancy - we partner with City departments to make their services easier to use for all residents.

Right now we're 29 developers, designers, and product managers. All of us are fulltime City employees, which means government benefits! We work in an agile fashion, and tackle wicked problems like affordable housing and permitting. (Yes, we know there is no affordable housing in SF, nor is it easy to get a permit. Join us in making it better!)

Right now we're hiring for 4 positions, all of which require at least 2 years of experience:

- Drupal engineer to make it easier for residents to find services they need on SF.gov

- Senior product strategist to help our permitting teams align to a common initiative

- Senior UX designer to work on design components across projects

- Visual designer to help bring together all the City department branding (such as SFO, MTA, and the SF Zoo) under one visual umbrella

Apply for all jobs at https://digitalservices.sfgov.org/joinus/

Mention you saw this post on Hacker News when you do. Thanks!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

#646
Simbe Robotics | Sr. Full Stack Engineer| South San Francisco | ONSITE https://boards.greenhouse.io/simberobotics/jobs/4001336003

We are looking for a senior engineer to assist our web development team in designing and developing an easy to use, data driven, role-based web application that supports multiple retail stakeholders across both web and mobile experiences. We are looking for a senior engineer to assist our web development team in designing and developing an easy to use, data driven, role-based web application that supports multiple retail stakeholders across both web and mobile experiences.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

#647

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Please e-mail me your CV (address in original post). We may consider exceptional candidates for remote work.

Arg, I meant Lucene. Not exceptional in any way, but thanks for letting me know!

I appreciate your humility. I still encourage you to apply.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

#648
Hi everyone,

At dci.ai we are building Southeast Asia’s most advanced Digital Commerce Intelligence platform that enables Brands & Retailers to better understand and effectively drive their eCommerce performance.

We are expanding our (onsite) team in Singapore, which focuses on building our data platform.

Your responsibilities:

- Develop & maintain a distributed data sourcing platform that ingests data from multiple sources, including, but not limited to web scraping & search data

- Work with data science teams to capture data points relevant for product goals & clean, transform and store the data for further analysis

The ideal candidate has:

- Expertise in Clojure

- Experience (2+ years) of working with functional programming languages.

- A good understanding of trade-offs in big data or stream processing

- Working knowledge of Object stores, SQL & NoSQL databases is a plus.

- Any past work exposure to eCommerce or any commercial data engineering is a plus.

- Made contributions to open source projects in the Clojure / data ecosystem.

Apply here https://apply.workable.com/dciai/j/4CB877EA53/

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

#649
CivicDataLab | https://www.civicdatalab.in/ | Backend Engineer, Frontend Engineer | 10L-15L | India | Remote | Full Time

We are looking for Engineers to help support our civic tech and data initiatives by helping us build data platforms and tools. These efforts will help our partner organizations engage with open-content and open-data in key social sectors like Public Finance, Judiciary, Urban Planning and Indic Languages. We are looking for people who are comfortable collaborating with our partners remotely and traveling as and when required.

Open Positions:

    * Backend Engineer - Python, Web Scraping, DBMS, Ansible and alike, SQL.
      * Build and manage scalable Data APIs across key sectors.
      * Work on developing data models and pipeline architecture, implementation and orchestration.
      * Create backend tools and maintain a scalable infrastructure for large scale data platforms.

    * Frontend Engineer - HTML, CSS3 and Javascript. Knowledge of ES6
      * Experience working with various JS frameworks.
      * Create user facing responsive tools for low resource environments.
      * Co-create frontend tools and develop responsive UI/UX for large scale data platforms like Open Budgets India (https://openbudgetsindia.org/).
Our website: https://www.civicdatalab.in/

Blog: https://medium.com/civicdatalab

Our work: https://www.civicdatalab.in/resources/CivicDataLab-state%20o...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2020)

#650
Microverse | Remote only | Full time Microverse is a global, distributed school for software developers that doesn't charge students anything until they get hired.

The company is backed by Y Combinator and other top tier investors from Silicon Valley, and the team works remotely from more than 7 countries.

We have full-time students in 70+ countries, thousands of applicants per month from ~200 countries, and graduates from Nigeria to Mexico that have increased their salaries by 2-10x after completing the program.

We currently are hiring for several roles: Head of Business Development & Partnerships || Lead Ruby on Rails Software Engineer || Program Support Lead || Student Success Advocate || Career Coach.

We offer: Opportunity to join a rapidly growing company and shape our direction and organization || The opportunity to join the whole team at company retreats somewhere around the world once every nine months or so || Work alongside a fully distributed team that lives all around the world and is from 7 different countries.

Apply here: https://angel.co/company/microverse/jobs/

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