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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

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Post by zerr »

salar wrote: post #369
zerr wrote: post #339

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Interesting, it is several years since you've launched and still unable to sponsor a work permit/relocation? (especially considering that for Netherlands, it is quite easy).

Does the post imply that we don't? If so I should edit it. Please do reach out to us if you're interested. The answer is it depends on your situation and nationality, but we definitely help with this.

I understand "must be able" as that the person is already able to work in Netherlands. Nice that the misunderstanding is cleared, I believe you'll receive a bunch of more applications now ;)

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

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Post by maarten-pi »

We're Pararius, leading rental property portal in the Netherlands. We're based in Amsterdam.

We're looking to expand our portal and keep the website as fast as possible. We're looking for

skilled PHP software developers in or around Amsterdam. Relocation can be discussed.

In this function you'll build new features, on the frontend and the backend.

About us:

Pararius works with the Scrummethod. Your code is visible within two weeks or writing

and will be used by over a million of visitors every month. Every two weeks we'll set new goals

with the team and with product development. Your feedback is more than welcome.

You'll be part of a passionate team. We work informally, but over the best working conditions for

our developers.

Our latest developments:

  - Develop API's for our new App
  - Replace the frontend with a new look and feel
  - Install memcached to get more speed out of the site.
About you:

  - You can design and program software systems
  - You have experience with working with high traffic websites
  - You have at least 3 years experience with PHP, OOP, jQuery and MySQL.
  - You like to working with new technologies
  - You have an IT-related education or a self-thaught programmer with hands-on experience.
We offer:

  - a job with growth possibility in a young, dynamic and innovative organisation
  - a good salary
  - a job on a good location near the A10 with a good view
  - possiblity to attend IT-conferences
  - secundary working conditions, like  a good pensionsettlement and an own laptop
  - we lunch together and have fun, on Friday's we have a drink

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

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Post by probst »

Software Engineer at Aircloak - REMOTE ((UTC +2) +- 2)

My name is Sebastian, and I am the CTO at Aircloak. Aircloak is a young and well-funded startup working on privacy preserving data processing and analytics. We are a spinout from the German Max-Planck Institute for Software System research institute and receive a lot of backing and support from the institute and their extended network.

Our technology allows us to process highly private streams of data and only ever make fully anonymous data available to our customers. One of the features that make our system unique is that no one, including operators, customers, and ourselves, ever has access to the sensitive raw data. This property holds true even after we update the software running on the machines processing the sensitive data!

You should:

    - be intelligent
    - have a good sense of humour
    - be an amazing programmer
    - wish to change the world
Our system spans many machines and services, with major components written in Erlang and Java, in addition to components written in C, C# and ruby. Knowledge of functional programming is a plus. Experience with web development is not going to hurt either.

The founding team consists of recent University of Cambridge graduates and a director at the Max-Planck Institute. In the past months we have also been joined by two excellent engineers. The work environment is highly international and diverse, and we would like to keep it that way.

We are looking to hire one additional engineer, and are in the lucky position where we can afford to be picky with whom we choose. Our team is distributed, and we would therefore expect you to work remotely as well. We would prefer if you were located within one or two timezones of our own (UTC+2). We offer good and stable salary, generous equity, exciting problems to solve, and a fabulous team, and in turn expect you to be driven, social, and good at solving problems.

We hope to hear from you. Please email us at jobs@aircloak.com if you have any questions!

You can find more on our website: http://www.aircloak.com/join.html

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

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Post by sycren »

secfirstmd wrote: post #335

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Hi, a similar idea was hacked together a few weeks ago at the Hack4Good Hackathon in London. I could put you in touch with the team that made it if you're interested. pic.twitter.com/pAc37R31Ei

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

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Post by ssudore »

benl wrote: post #259

Academia.edu (San Francisco, CA) - Software Engineers, Designers, Data Scientists At Academia.edu, we're trying to accelerate the scientific process by changing the way scientific research is shared. Right now publication is slow, un-innovative, and expensive - we want it to be fast, innovative, and free. We're a platform where scientists upload and share their research directly, and track metrics on the impact of th…

To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Sam Sudore, I am a seasoned technical professional with over 20 years of management and business experience. I live in Seattle and conduct a lot of business in San Francisco. I represent a small but talented group of Ruby and Java developers based right at the boarder of Mexico. We have helped a lot of companies achieve their goals while keeping their expenses in check. If you are interested, we would love the opportunity to discuss your development needs to see if we may be of service. Give me a call anytime if you would like to discuss this further.

Regards, Sam Sudore 425-471-3133

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

#377

Post by ssudore »

davidddavidson wrote: post #279
old-gregg wrote: post #229

We're Rackspace cloud infrastructure team. We solve hard problems building products that other developers use and love. We're looking for smart Linux/Python software engineers located in San Francisco, Austin or San Antonio. We'll relocate you if needed. About our team: - We love Linux and open standards. - We solve problems with software and hardware. We love hardware. - Our favorite GUI is ssh/bash, preferably serv…

> - You believe the actor-model concurrency is a better idea. Better than using stateful concurrency? If you have read "Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming" you would see that each approach is not necessarily "better", they each have their own unique advantages and disadvantages To quote from CTM: The message-passing approach is often the best for multi-agent programs, i.e., programs that consist…

To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Sam Sudore, I am a seasoned technical professional with over 20 years of management and business experience. I live in Seattle and conduct a lot of business in San Francisco. I represent a small but talented group of Ruby and Java developers based right at the boarder of Mexico. We have helped a lot of companies achieve their goals while keeping their expenses in check. If you are interested we would love the opportunity to discuss your development needs to see if we may be of service. Give me a call anytime if you would like to discuss this further.

Regards, Sam Sudore 425-471-3133

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

#378

Post by ssudore »

gatsby wrote: post #165

42Floors ( http://42floors.com/ ) San Francisco, CA We're looking for extremely talented people to help us bring the commercial real estate industry into the 21st century. Hiring experienced full stack engineers, back-end engineers, inside salespeople, and account managers. (Apply: http://42floors.com/jobs ) All positions are full time, SF-based. We are also accepting full-time or part-time SF-based interns. YC W12,…

To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Sam Sudore, I am a seasoned technical professional with over 20 years of management and business experience. I live in Seattle and conduct a lot of business in San Francisco. I represent a small but talented group of Ruby and Java developers based right at the boarder of Mexico. We have helped a lot of companies achieve their goals while keeping their expenses in check. If you are interested we would love the opportunity to discuss your development needs to see if we may be of service. Give me a call anytime if you would like to discuss this further.

Regards, Sam Sudore 425-471-3133

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

#379

Post by ssudore »

schoen wrote: post #171

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is hiring a Web Developer and a Staff Technologist in San Francisco. https://www.eff.org/about/opportunities/jobs

To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Sam Sudore, I am a seasoned technical professional with over 20 years of management and business experience. I live in Seattle and conduct a lot of business in San Francisco. I represent a small but talented group of Ruby and Java developers based right at the boarder of Mexico. We have helped a lot of companies achieve their goals while keeping their expenses in check. If you are interested we would love the opportunity to discuss your development needs to see if we may be of service. Give me a call anytime if you would like to discuss this further.

Regards, Sam Sudore 425-471-3133

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2013)

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Post by kylered »

Charlottesville, VA / Montevideo, Uruguay - Systems, Ops, Front End

Our company builds database management tools for the world’s leading technology companies. Our users are recognizable, leading websites that you use everyday. We run agents on highly critical production systems, collect a large amount of data, and our clients use our webapp to run their systems better and faster, automatically identify problems, and look at systems in a new way.

We are backed by some very smart investors (#2 on the Netflix Challenge, founder of IPOed tech company, founder of leading AdWords consulting firm), Battery Ventures, and a lot of other cool folks.

https://vividcortex.com/blog/2013/11/01/hi-were-hiring-in-ch...

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