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Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Post by andrewvc »

Los Angeles / Santa Monica CA

www.vokle.com

We've got a fun codebase, switching between, Ruby/Rails, Clojure/Java, and Backbone.js. You'll be on a small team (it'll just be you and me) and be able to make a big impact on not just the code base now, but the future direction of our company from an engineering perspective.

We're not so concerned with your background in these specific technologies as we are in your ability to pick them up in the future.

If you're interested, email me at: andrew@vokle.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Post by equark »

Cambridge, MA / New York, NY / Remote.

Statsia (http://www.statsia.com) - Next generation statistical computing and data analysis.

Early stage data-oriented startup looking for statisticians, compiler and language designers, and big data enthusiasts. We are a tiny, high-risk / reward startup coming out of Harvard and are building our core technical team. PhD in computer science, statistics, or related field with speciality in quantitative methods preferred. Deep experience in Bayesian modeling and computation a major plus. Co-founder status is possible given the right candidate.

We are also looking for a UI designer. Strong javascript skills and interest in data analysis and visualization is required.

Email: jobs@statsia.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Post by bluelu »

Trendiction is hiring in Esch-Sur-Alzette (Luxembourg).

Please see http://www.trendiction.com/ or http://www.trendiction.de/

We do distributed crawling, content/article analysis/extraction, and reporting through a multitude of sources (message boards, blogs, news, ...).

Please contact me (Thibaut Britz) t.britz@trendiction.com if you are interested.

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Post by enra »

Helsinki, Finland

Grey Area is a fast growing company building a location aware multiplayer world for mobile. The game is built on real world locations and includes both, real time combat and asynchronous game play. http://www.shadowcities.com

Looking for:

  Web and Mobile Game Developers
  Server Engineers
  Operations Engineer
http://www.greyarealabs.com/jobs/

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Post by mikebabineau »

Redwood Shores, CA (SF Bay Area) - Engineers and more

EA2D is hiring! We're a new, autonomous studio within EA building cross-platform social games for gamers. We've just launched our first game, Dragon Age Legends:

http://apps.facebook.com/dragonagelegends/

We need help building:

* New features for Dragon Age Legends (big ones: real-time, mobile, etc.)

* New games for big-name IP (we have access to the full EA library)

* An epic social gaming platform (for both internal and external teams)

We're small (30 people) and scrappy. And we're growing fast: 0-200 servers in the past 6 months. Tech stack is primarily AS3/Java backed by MongoDB, but we also use Python, JavaScript, and Ruby. We have a highly automated infrastructure running on AWS (EC2 w/ELBs and ASGs, EMR, SQS, etc., plus more than a few super-secret/unreleased Amazon features). Buzzword potpourri includes Chef, node.js, Google App Engine, Hive, Graphite, Tomcat, GitHub, Pingdom, Loggly, PagerDuty, and continuous deployment. We need platform, game, systems, and mobile engineers. We need data people and people to run day-to-day operations. We need producers, marketing, and designers. Some of our job listings are posted here: http://www.ea2d.com/jobs/, but we have positions we haven't even finished writing descriptions for.

If you're an A player, drop me a line: mikeb@ea2d.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Post by gsiener »

jack7890 wrote: post #11

New York City -- UI Architect -- SeatGeek We're a data-driven search engine for sports and concert tickets. We're trying to use analytics and exceptional UX to make buying event tickets a wholly better experience. We currently have a four-person dev team, but everyone prefers to work on the backend. We're looking for someone to come in and own the frontend of the web app, which will involve creating interfaces in Pho…

These guys are world-class! They also work out of General Assembly, which is quickly becoming the hub of tech startups in the city.

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (May 2011)

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Post by planckscnst »

Tampa, FL: Web Developer, Embedded/Linux Programmer

We make custom and commercial hardware solutions for industry. We're primarily working on cellular wireless products.

Web Developer:

A big part of our primary product involves a monitoring/remote-control portal. We're wanting to invest more in it. At the start, you'll be responsible for maintaining and updating what we have now. Later, you will be involved in overhauling it. You'll have lots of input over the technologies you use to build it. You want to try MongoDB & NodeJS? Awesome. Want to go with PHP & MySQL? Also fine. You'll be involved in both back and front end development.

Embedded/Linux Programmer:

We use Busybox and Linux for most of our projects, others are bare-metal. Our projects mostly require userspace utilities and shell scripts. We sometimes also have driver work.

The team:

Our team is very enthusiastic but not overbearing. We all have a very broad skill set and love learning new things. The environment is low-pressure but driven to succeed. We're looking forward to growing our team.

Email shawn.goff@accns.com for more information.

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