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Please also see: "Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancers?" (October 2011) http://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=3060222
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No recruiters or job boards, thanks
Please also see: "Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancers?" (October 2011) http://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=3060222
RG Labs is hiring: http://www.rglabsinc.com/#jobs
We operate under the premise that the most important decisions we make are decisions about people (e.g., who to start a company with, who to hire, who to date/marry...) We also feel like the Web is in its infancy in terms of helping us to make better decisions based on data and that this space will explode in coming years.
We're planning to help detonate that explosion. :)
We have a long backlog of customers waiting to use our product when it launches and a big market in front of us. We're building an engineering-centric organization and working out of a cool work/live space in the Mission. Our current stack includes Ruby, Rails, MySQL, Resque, and elasticsearch and we'll be diving in soon on Hadoop, graph databases/neo4j and a whole host of other fun stuff. We're also planning to contribute to open source as much as we can (e.g., https://github.com/rglabs/teleport).
We're funded but also really early so it's a unique opportunity to be a major contributor and help to set the tone for the future for our company.
To hear more drop me a line directly at jon@rglabsinc.com or contact via our website. We'd love to tell you more.
GoPollGo is looking for talented Rails developers to help us innovate in the polling/survey space. This will be employee #3 and is a full-time salaried position with options. We're also looking for a stellar visual graphic designer -- full time salaried w/ options as well.
No remote workers right now -- sorry.
Lot18 is revolutionizing the way Americans buy wine. We provide a highly curated marketplace for wineries and epicurean product producers to sell direct to consumers.
We are hiring software engineers to join our small but growing 10 person dev team. You can apply by sending your resume and a link to your github profile to jobs@lot18.com.
Why you should work here:
- We work with a ton of awesome technologies (Python, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, Tornado, Chef, git, Vagrant, MySQL, Linux (Ubuntu), Apache, nginx, HAProxy, Amazon Web Services, Varnish, memcached, Capistrano, RabbitMQ, jQuery and more)
- Well funded. We’ve raised $14.5M from tier one investors.
- People actually use our product. Over 500k users have joined since we launched in Nov 2010.
- It’s not social media. We have a real business model and do 7 figures a month in transactions.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, stock options, medical/dental paid in full, unlimited vacation, plenty of wine, lots of challenges and interesting business/tech problems to solve.
I really wish we could figure out a way to stop posting these on Saturday, which guarantees the hiring thread won't be on the front page on a weekday.
Please also see... http://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=3060222
That should be s/edit/item/.At Adcloud we do some awesome high performance web work with our adservers and we need help from great software developers: http://adcloud.com/de/dev/
Ping me for more info.
Bookish is hiring Scala and Rails engineers to work on a project that puts Reading Rainbow to shame.
Lots of interesting work around recommendations, big big data, ereading, and everything in between.
http://www.startuply.com/Jobs/Software_Engineers_Scala_Ruby_...
On Time Systems is a small company (about 22 employees) that develops AI applications for scheduling and routing. We're currently looking for software engineers to work on Green Driver (a smartphone app that uses real-time data from traffic signals to help drivers find the fastest route (http://imagreendriver.com)) and ACFP, the flight planning system used by the US Air Force for routing non-combat flights. We're looking especially for people with a strong algorithmic background.
We have some really nice benefits, including (in addition to the usual ones like medical) sabbaticals, massages, your own office with a window, and 100% tuition reimbursement (including flight school if you work on our flight planning software). We used to be a research lab at the University of Oregon, and the atmosphere maintains some of the academic feel.
See http://www.otsys.com/employment.php for more details. Send your resume to jobs+hackernews@otsys.com