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We're looking for a system administrator with thorough linux knowledge who is excited to work in the internet advertising + big data ecosystems.
If interested (even just to chat, lunch) ping me - mina at-sign adgear.com
GS Design offers an incredible work environment, generous compensation and benefits, and the opportunity to work with a national client roster including Harley-Davidson, Mercury Marine, SRAM Corporation, Showtime and more.
Most of our work is in Python and PHP, and we use Django, Drupal, and Wordpress. Our projects are client-focused and varied - web applications, custom content management, and service integration. We're looking for a flexible, pragmatic generalist who can handle multiple projects and shifting requirements.
You can see all our open positions here: http://www.gsdesign.com/careers
We are looking for a Senior .Net Architect and a Software Developer. Responsibilities include:
- Writing high-quality code and unit tests
- Participating in software design and architecture
- Learning and sharing new concepts, patterns, principles
- Participating in work planning and costing
Developers will be expected to hit the ground running and be immediately productive. If you’re up for the challenge, contact us at jobs@appriver.com.
Med+DBase is an online medical application that helps run public and private medical practices and small hospitals. We have been running for 7 years and have a mature web-application which is constantly expanding.
We are looking for people who are willing to explore and learn the inner workings of an operation-heavy web/mobile technology company. No specific healthcare experience is necessary, but would be advantageous.
We are a genuine technology company looking to push the boundaries of healthcare software in the UK and the rest of the world.
* Work includes (but not limited to):
Front-end feature development, Back-end and architectural development, Stand-alone service development
* Platform We are primarily a .NET platform with SQL Server as our database solution; however we also use node.js, Mongo and other technologies.
You will have significant C#, .NET Framework, LINQ, Javascript, jQuery and HTML4/HTML5 experience.
You will also have strong knowledge of OO techniques; knowledge of programming on any functional language is also beneficial.
Any mobile development expertise would also be beneficial.
* Why join Medical Management Systems? We offer an attractive salary and a relaxed working environment, working on proper technological solutions as well as client front and back-end work. The healthcare software world is expanding at an exponential rate and is a great environment where your code can make a real difference to patient’s lives.
We are a small company, so still have that startup feel. We also allow remote working (after an initial period on-site).
Please contact: plouth at meddbase dot com
CITYMAPPER: We're designing and building the ultimate urban transport app- the way you imagined it would exist in the future.
* Funded/backed by top folks in Europe.
* Small team (google, startups, academia), with an active user base, tremendous opportunity right now to have an impact, and share upside.
* We solve problems the hard way, do our own routing, like open data for cities.
Delivery Hero is building the next generation global online food ordering platform. Our awesome international team already operates in 11 countries worldwide. We feature an environment with feedback exchange throughout the company from people who are genuine, ambitious and fun. We are seeking for passionate and smart people to join us on our mission. Our ideal candidate will be enthusiastic, innovative, good at „getting things done“. Play an active role in our future - an exciting job and a workplace in the heart of Berlin is waiting for you!
Your mission:
* Working on our new and legacy Delivery Hero applications to implement new features and move the architecture to the next level.
* You will work in a Scrum team closely together with Product, QA, and frontend and back-end developers.
What we offer:
* Startup atmosphere: Kicker, Video games and friday beers.
* Safety of a large company: pension scheme and stability.
* Nice work environment and English as working language.
* Spare time to spend on research and training.
* Flexible and agile company with flat hierarchy.
* For applicants from abroad: german lessons.
We are currently looking for:
* Webdesigner (HTML5/CSS3)
* Javascript Developer (jQuery/Require.js/Jasmine.js/Mobile). * tech QA engineer (Jenkins/BDD).
* Backend Developer (Python/Django/Flask/REST/AMQP).
* Sysadmin/Devops (ubuntu/nginx/pgsql).
Interested? See all our opening on Jobvite: http://jobvite.com/m?3itaMfwr
New York / London - Bloomberg http://jobs.bloomberg.com/ http://www.bloomberg.com/ux There are many jobs open at Bloomberg, but I'm particularly looking for intelligent software engineers and UX professionals to work under the CTO and Infrastructure team in R&D. We do a huge variety of things and we like to run our teams with a startup results-driven feel. We are primary consumers of billions of incoming pieces of da…
Working as a software engineer at a non-tech company would be a refreshing change of pace for a lot of people in tech. Could you elaborate a bit more on what exactly an engineer would do on a daily basis and what the size of the team currently is?
Your question is actually very open-ended. We have roughly 4,000 R&D employees, so you can imagine the work is very diverse across the company. Teams are roughly 4-8 people at the lowest level and group up into larger organizations organized by product type (equities, fixed income, etc.).
I happen to work on infrastructure for the Professional service (aka Terminal). Our team has very little interaction with anything finance related and most of our work is related to evolving the entire platform forward and making forward-looking changes. Back in 2005, we converted all of our higher-level "app" development to server-side JS (custom, Spidermonkey based) and now run probably the largest server-side JS stack in the world (~20MM LOC). We migrated a lot of our GUI toolkit to be scripted as well (LUA this time) to allow us to more easily evolve it. And now we're evolving it, embedding WebKit and pushing bugfixes and feature enhancements to do what we need (our fork is on GH). We're helping define and implement CSS3 Grid spec and help implement ES6 generators among other things. We built and run a third-party app store within the Terminal. Over the past decade we've rebuilt the C++ foundation of the company from the ground up, starting with our own STL implementation using the Lakos allocator model (Lakos and a few other C++ committee members work here). We have a huge wealth of awesome C++ libraries that we started open-sourcing and will continue to add more layers as time goes by.
All of what I mentioned is stuff done by the infrastructure team, and we're a tiny percentage of the overall R&D population. Other teams get to do fun stuff as well. The mortgage team ported long-running ABS OAS calculations from Linux farms to GPU clusters and wrote a Python based cash flow engine from the ground up, potentially helping define the SEC's Python-files-must-be-included rules.
We run a worldwide network with somewhere around 35,000 circuits in 180+ countries. We ingest anywhere from 45-60 billion "ticks" daily aggregate from feeds in all of these countries. We normalize, scrub, and then re-distribute all this data to customers in all of those countries in an efficient manner. The Terminal provides analytic and visualization tools to work with market data, as well as the same tools to work with news and alerts. On the news side, we ingest over 80,000 news feeds (e.g. WSJ would be one "feed") from around the world and do the same kind of processing, applying ML for sentiment and topic classification, etc. We also design our own hardware in-house -- everything from keyboards and monitors, to custom ASICs for authentication/subscription tokens and PCIe hardware security modules for our certificate infrastructure. The web side (bloomberg.com, businessweek.com, BGOV, BLAW, Black, etc) uses mostly Rails stacks and everything you would expect to find in a web shop.
Oh, and we have a TV station, radio station, etc. They innovate too. Bloomberg TV is the first non-OTA channel to be distributed via Aereo, for instance :)
We could use a motto like "We do a lot of stuff."
Samsung Mobile
Sr. Engineer- Android Application Developer The Android Application Developer will primarily be involved in the design, implementation and launch of one or more non-trivial Android applications on Samsung handsets. These applications make use of one or more network services (such as Email, SMS/MMS, web services API etc.) and interact with one or more apps/frameworks on the handset (such as browser, maps, etc.). The developer will work closely with other developers to create robust designs. In addition, they will work closely with one or more QA teams (local or remote) to identify, debug and fix production issues. The developer is expected to work hard during production/launch time frames to ensure that handset launches are not delayed. Job Duties ‣ Design, implement and test one or more Android applications - using state of the art Android APIs and frameworks. ‣ Work closely with QA teams to identify and fix any and all bugs that are reported. ‣ Travel to customer or partner sites to facilitate smooth exchange of information, joint development or integration activities (approximately 3-4 times a year - and each trip lasting about 2 weeks). ‣ Travel to Korea when needed for design, implementation or integration activities with hardware and firmware teams (approximately 3-4 times a year - each trip lasting about 2 weeks). Qualifications ‣ Fluent in Java programming - especially in a mobile or embedded environment. Expertise with object-oriented design and development mandatory; knowledge of common Java “design patterns” are required. ‣ Expertise with Android APIs - especially in the UI area. Must have developed one or two non-trivial Android applications in the recent past. ‣ Knowledge of Android frameworks - such as messaging, networking, web services - strongly desired. Candidates with demonstrable expertise in such middleware APIs will be given preference. ‣ Expertise in fundamentals of computer science - data structures, algorithms, multi-threaded programming, networking concepts is mandatory. Candidates unable to test in these areas will be rejected. ‣ Self-starter - with ability to independently acquire the knowledge required to succeed in their job. ‣ Minimally Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science is required; MS CS preferred.
j.flournoy@sta.samsung.com
HighFin - The Startup starter-box. Project Management, Hosting, and Communication tools to get tech startups focusing on building product.
Originate is a unique Venture Software firm that builds startup technology in exchange for equity.
We’re working on 8-10 different startups at any given time and 20% of the equity that Originate takes in any new venture is shared with the engineers working on the projects. Everyone shares in the upside by building a portfolio of equity based holdings. We offer a start-up atmosphere and equity upside without the end-game failure (and 100% of your eggs in one basket) that is so likely at most new ventures.
Tech stacks are primarily RoR, Scala, Android and iOS.
Engineering team is outstanding and we are 85 people (60 engineers) across 5 offices.