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Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (October 2011)

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

#161
Cambridge and Brighton (UK) - Aptivate

We are a not-for-profit organisation who are passionate about using technology for social good. We build websites and tools to support organisations in the international development sector, and we are looking for smart software developers to join our team (particularly in Python/Django).

As well as writing code, we often work on the ground in developing countries on projects ranging from delivering technical training, to building and deploying resilient hardware systems for power and communications. Each team member has a voice in the strategy and policy of the organisation.

For details see http://www.aptivate.org/job-web-developer

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

#162
New York City - Full Time - http://ShopKeep.com

Sharp developers on all levels are welcome to apply. We are currently looking for people who love well written code irregardless of the language. We are currently working Rails, Node.js, Java, iOs and Android.

We are modeling our development shop on the way github.com and fogcreek runs their shops. Working at ShopKeep will greatly expand your skills because you will be working with some of the best developers in NYC.

To Apply send jasonrichelson a message on github.com. We will look at your contributions to the open source community and get back to you.

No emails or calls please only messaging on github. We look forward to talking to you!

Jason

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

#163
Quebeq, Canada. Full-time.

Gush - http://getgush.com We are hiring a bunch of people. We use Scala and Play, and are building a large-scale consumer photo service. We launched last week in private beta.

Looking specifically for you if you can do ops like crazy (AWS in your dreams), if you're great at Scala, if you're awesome at CSS + design, or any combination. Also looking for a native Windows developer, and iOS/mobile experience is also always welcome.

Get it touch at jobs@gushhq.com. Show us what you've done.

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

#164
San Jose - BVI Networks (bvinetworks.com). INTERN, H1B welcome.

If you run an e-commerce website, you probably use google analytics, mixpanel or similar to track your customers and do some funnel analysis, A/B testing etc to optimize your site.

If you run a physical retail store though, you're out of luck. How many people walk into my store and leave frustrated, without buying anything? Why isn't my hot new item selling - is no one seeing it, or are they seeing it but not buying because the price is too high? There's no easy way to find answers to these today.

Not having cookies or IPs makes tracking in the real-world a real challenge! We primarily acquire data through machine vision algorithms that run against video cameras in the stores and identify and track people, but we also use data from a host of other technologies (RFID, WiFi, Zigbee, etc) to get the full picture.

We just closed our series B, and are scaling very fast. We use C/C++, Java, Python and Flex. Our product runs on Linux. We like super-smart generalist hackers who like working on a variety of things - UI development, machine vision algorithms, AI, data mining/analytics on big data (last month we tracked nearly 2M people worldwide!). Hit us up at jobs@bvinetworks.com.

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

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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.

Couldn't pg add a way to pin these posts on the front page for a week or add a link on the top bar ?

Parent's idea plus this would be nice. At least make it a pinned thread through the first day of the week.

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

#167
Minneapolis, MN / Chicago, IL - The Nerdery (http://www.nerdery.com/workwithme/Py)

Founded by three programming pioneers in 2003, The Nerdery has over 200 interactive pros who’ve collectively made The Nerdery #1 on Biz Journal’s Best Places to Work list. The Nerdery partners with ad agencies, marketers and others with big ideas to imagine and execute web, mobile and social media projects. Through The Nerdery Overnight Website Challenge, volunteers have donated $1.5 million dollars worth of web development services to 57 nonprofits. We've made Inc. Magazine's lists of fast-growing privately owned companies the past three years, so we’re always seeking people (nerds) who crave the kind of workplace culture we’ve created at our Minneapolis and Chicago offices.

We're hiring as fast as possible to keep up with Nerd demand, in many different areas -- iOS & Android, C# ASP.NET, Drupal, ExpressionEngine, Front End, Java, PHP, Python/Django, IA/UX, Interface Designer, QA, sales, and project managers!

What are the Perks of working at The Nerdery?

+ Developer-oriented workplace

+ 85% of staff has development background including senior management

+ Casual dress

+ FREE breakfast, soda (& juice, tea, coffee, red bull...), beer & snacks!

+ Team environment

+ Flexible 40 hour work week

+ Performance-based bonuses

+ Benefits package including a 401k

+ Onsite Yoga classes

+ Massage service

+ Dogs!

+ Convenient lunch ordering and delivery - daily

+ Arcade games, Chess, Anime, and daily Hacky Sack

+ 101 more reasons here: http://blog.nerdery.com/2011/06/101-reasons-i-love-my-job-th...

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

#168
Baltimore, MD - Bizelo (http://www.bizelo.com)

An awesome platform for small-business SaaS apps

FULL TIME, CONTRACT, INTERN -- all ok! We do prefer local, but super-highly skilled remote folks are welcome as well. Solid PHP, MySQL, MVC/OOP skills wanted / needed!

Drop us a note at team [at] bizelo.com

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

#169
Software Architects/ Developers needed Colorado / Remote

I'm working on a promising idea for TechStars Cloud (http://www.techstars.com/cloud/). I'm designing a product around OpenStack technology that will bring cloud storage to the average business. I'm looking for one or two developers with strong experience building back-end services to join me as co-founders for this venture. During the TechStars application process, this position is unpaid. We're working on this project in the evenings, after our full-time jobs. It's a gamble, I know. On the other hand, I think that we have a strong idea and if you join me now, we will be dividing our ownership of this venture equally amongst the three or four of us.

For now, this product is being worked on remotely. If selected for TechStars Cloud, we may continue to work remotely or we may converge in San Antonio, TX for the TechStars incubation stage. Obviously, you must be able to work legally in the US. No H1B sponsorship available.

About me: I have 18 years of experience as an engineer in the Internet industry. I've spent the last four years working with cloud computing for a major hosting provider. This idea is the genesis of daily conversations that I have with customers. It's a product that I think business is screaming for but nobody has perfected yet--and I think I know how to perfect it.

If you think you have the chops to take on a project like this, send me your resume and some links to projects that you've worked on, preferably on GitHub or the like so that I can review your contributions.

kumogumo@gmail.com

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

#170
Chicago, IL - Obama for America (http://barackobama.com)

We are looking for QA, iOS, DBA, and DevOps engineers to join our department through November 2012 at our Chicago headquarters.

The Obama for America Technology department builds and maintains the software that powers the campaign’s websites and interactive online presence. Our team’s products support the campaign’s efforts to inform voters, organize supporters and raise money.

Email us at techjobs@barackobama.com for more info.

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