Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (July 2012)

Front-end developer

About us: QLabs is a tech incubator based in Noho, NY. We’re a small group of hackers who rapidly prototype new products every 10 weeks, then test them in the market for long-term potential. Our primary focus is the consumer web, though we experiment across a broad spectrum (e.g. hardware).

We have corporate backing, which means competitive salaries, corporate perks, and full benefits.

Our management structure is extremely flat: we succeed or fail as a team.

Our office is arguably the coolest place to work in New York: It's a 22,000 sq. exposed-brick loft, which we share with Codecademy, Turntable.fm and MoviePass.

We’re about to graduate our first product, Huntsy, and are proving an exciting new model for incubating startups.

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About you: We are searching for a developer with front-end expertise to join our NYC team.

We are constantly vetting and integrating the latest technologies into our development stack, so you may be the person we’re looking for if:

  You love building interfaces that are sexy, sleek and simple;
  You have an opinion on backbone.js and/or ember.js*;
  You’re familiar with CSS3, HTML5 and OO Javascript;
  You're familiar with Ruby on Rails and/or have MVC experience. 

[*] Our current project uses ember.js for the entire frontend.

Ruby Instrumentation Engineer

New Relic is looking for a talented Ruby engineer to join a team developing what we call the Ruby Agent. The Ruby Agent is the instrumentation library that reports back to New Relic’s world-class application monitoring product. You probably know it as the newrelic_rpm gem.

We’re a very fast growing pre-IPO start-up and we care about our culture.

We value:

* Work/Life Balance

* Respect

* Engineer Code Ownership

* Experimentation

We also have several other positions we're looking to fill.

Check out http://newrelic.com/about/jobs for more details.

We’re building an ecommerce platform for digital magazines, blogs and web content publishers. Our hosted platform is targeted at making the web more shoppable. We make it possible for magazines and blogs to feature and sell products from our massive catalog, without linking the users away from the publisher's site.

We're 6 people and are angel funded.

We're looking for full-stack web engineer. We work on all levels of code from database interaction and core business logic up through html/css/javascript. We practice agile development, use and contribute to open source projects and encourage engineers to architect, implement and deploy your projects from end to end. If you have experience building a high-volume, low-latency, distributed transactional platform, then we're looking for you.

Our stack is a mix of: PHP, Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Javascript.

If you're interested email mike at 72lux dot com or apply here http://72lux.theresumator.com/apply/tuAVX2/Software-Engineer...

Front and back-end software engineers

http://www.refresh.io/jobs

Funded (Series A) start-up building first engineering team. Looking for Software Developers across the stack. http://www.refresh.io/jobs jobs@refresh.io You're a crack-shot software engineer. Not necessarily because of where you went to school, but because simply put - you love this stuff. You know at least one mobile/web-related computer language cold. Whether it's Objective-C, Ruby, Java Javascript, or others - we're not too concerned about which one because no matter which one (or ones) we end up using, you'll not only be able to pick it up fast, you'll be excited about doing so. You understand the latest technology. From NoSQL to Backbone to Node. You aren't technically religious and gain as much satisfaction in picking the right tool for the job as you do implementing it. You've built stuff. Web sites. Mobile apps. Whatever. You can show us. You can't wait to show us. You're not only excited of what users can do with it, you're proud about how it's implemented and to a technical audience, and you can't wait to talk about it. As part of the first engineering team, you're excited by the prospect of working with smart people. Because you're smart and you know it - and you know that working with other smart people simply makes you better (all the while making them better too). As a bonus, being part of this initial team gives you the opportunity to strongly affect future engineering hires - insuring the caliber of the team. You live within commuting distance to Palo Alto, CA or are willing to relocate (paid).

Software Engineers (PHP, Ruby, Python, .Net)

You can do some quick looks at: - Quicken Loans (http://quickenloanscareers.com/) - Detroit Venture Partner (http://detroitventurepartners.com/dna/family-companies/valle...) - Nexcess.net (http://www.nexcess.net/careers)