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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by lpgauth » 

  AdGear - ONSITE - Backend Engineer (Erlang, C, Rust, Go) - Montreal - FullTime
  AdGear - ONSITE - Data Engineer (Scala, Spark, Kafka, Vertica, AWS)- Montreal - FullTime
  AdGear - ONSITE - Javascript Application Engineer (TypeScript, React) - Montreal - FullTime
  AdGear - ONSITE - Ruby Application Engineer (Ruby, Rails) - Montreal - FullTime
  AdGear - ONSITE - Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Montreal - FullTime
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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by reiderrider »

BackNine Insurance | Westlake Village, CA/Remote | Fullstack

https://back9ins.com

We simplify the selling of insurance. We’re a 3 person engineering team within a 25 person company with a growing product (https://intelligentquote.com). US talent only (compliance reasons).

Email reid@back9ins.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by somethoughts »

panabee wrote: post #448

SEEKING FREELANCER/CONSULTANT | Part-time | SF Bay Area | Remote - Product - Hotpot.ai ( https://hotpot.ai ): graphics for apps, extensions, and startups. (If you want free graphics, ask for a promo code. Happy to help HN.) - Editor Work - Improve web-based editor. Many hard problems if you enjoy pixels and graphics. - Editor Requirements - Expertise in JavaScript, HTML, and SVG. Passion for math and pixels, and an o…

Hotpot looks pretty cool! I'll definitely try it out when I need to create Appstore graphics for my next iOS app.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by BoysenberryPi »

djmips wrote: post #485
coldpie wrote: post #4

CodeWeavers | St Paul, MN, USA | Full Time | REMOTE | Wine, 3D Graphics, and General Open Source Developers | C-language systems programming https://www.codeweavers.com/about/jobs CodeWeavers is hiring skilled C programmers to work on the open source Wine project and other related open source projects, including several 3D graphics projects (Vulkan, OpenGL, and Direct3D). CodeWeavers partnered with Valve Software to…

I'm curious about 'No exposure to Microsoft code or reverse-engineering of Microsoft software'. Are you able to elaborate here? -Thanks!

They work on a compatibility layer for Windows applications on Linux. While "clean room" implementations are fine, it legally gets a bit dicey if you have someone who has reverse engineered Windows or seen their source code working on the project.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by coding123 »

kator wrote: post #368
chrisjarvis wrote: post #341

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I just finished going thru recruiting with Amazon and was told they are "aggressively hiring right now"

I can confirm that Amazon is aggressively hiring across our business. I am a hiring manager at Amazon and am hiring Product Managers, SDM's and SDE's. Doing phone screens daily and multiple "loops" virtually. We're also on-boarding people at home by sending them equipment and working with them remotely to get up to speed. We live in interesting times!

I might be interested if you are hiring remote senior engineers?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by oso2k »

camelspade wrote: post #264
VonGuard wrote: post #99

Red Hat | All Positions Remote | Everything | https://www.redhat.com/en/jobs Red Hat. You know who we are. We're also the world's top Kubernetes provider with OpenShift (well over 1000 customers). We're Ansible. We're OpneShift Dedicated and OpenShift Online (Hosted services). We're a huge company with openings in marketing, management, VPs also! We're worldwide. We have offices around the globe. We're all remote: th…

Hi VonGuard, I was just curious, if a position is listed as US-Remote, would you consider an applicant in Canada for that role? Thanks!

Yes. We have active needs in RedHat Canada (and Red Hat US) for OpenShift, Kubernetes, Infra, SRE, SDE, Architects, DevOps, AppDev (Java, Python, Spring Boot, JBoss, node.js, others). We're _ALWAYS_ hiring. Certain software developer teams are also based in Montreal and Toronto. Those roles are fewer than Consultants like myself. Though I'm US-based and a Senior Architect in our Container Practice (OpenShift specialists), I go to Canada often to support our customers up there and I do love when I get there.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by stock4hire »

Nines | Software Engineers | Full-Time | Palo Alto, CA

Nines is the first-of-its-kind radiology service. Our radiologists and engineers are on a mission to build world-class tools to enable the best radiologists to deliver the best patient care. We’re co-founded by David Stavens, former co-founder and CEO of Udacity, and co-founder of Stanford University’s self-driving car team (acquired as the foundation for Waymo). With the support of iconic VCs Accel Partners (early Facebook, Spotify, Dropbox, Slack investor) and 8VC (Oscar Health, Oculus, Hyperloop), and partnerships with several of the top health systems in the entire US, we are bringing the power of modern AI to radiology.

We're hiring two senior engineers:

As a Senior Machine Learning Engineer working on the Machine Learning Models team you will create artificial intelligence that analyses medical data and reports diagnostic information. You will write models that train on one of the largest corpuses of medical images in the world. You bring a history of strong results applying machine learning.

As a Senior Full-Stack Engineer working on the Clinical team, you will be on the team responsible for creating our doctor facing products. You will drive the user experience doctors have when interacting with the Nines client software. You will enjoy this role if you like working with a fast-paced team of kind, driven, data-oriented people to make health care better.

Learn more! careers@ninesai.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by zopf »

Wellth | Playa Vista, CA | Director of Engineering

50% of chronic disease patients don't take their medications as prescribed. We motivate that 50% with a tech-enabled rewards program, delivered through a mobile app and image recognition back-end, by paying each person up to $30/month. That gets them back on track, healthy, and keeps them out of the hospital.

We just raised a $7mm round and are positioning ourselves for the next two years of growth. We need you to come lead our engineering team to success.

Stack: TypeScript, React, React Native, Node.js, Apollo GraphQL, Postgres, RabbitMQ, ElasticSearch

Job link: https://wellthapp.freshteam.com/jobs/JbwX7-VF37oS/director-o...

Send any questions to our CTO, Alec at alec@wellthapp.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring right now?

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Post by oso2k »

frost_knight wrote: post #477
xyst wrote: post #472

Earlier quoted context omitted.

This is probably out of scope for this thread, but why does every corporation love to use RHEL? I tried spinning up a RHEL instance but to do some of the most basic actions (using yum) required me to register the instance with "subscription manager" (pay wall).

When you buy RHEL you're not buying the software, you're buying a support contract and indemnifcation. RHEL also provides a long-term stable platform. There's no-cost developer licenses as well that you can use with subscription manager. And, of course, there's also CentOS for free-as-in-beer.

There's also Fedora. Part of what you're doing when you register with your no-cost developer license is tie into our repos of tested, patched, and supported (for paying customers) RPMs and containers. And you get that because you gave us your email and possibly/probably signed up for some newsletters that you can opt out of later.
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