Justin.tv is: www.justin.tv/jobs Send us an email - it's a great place for developers and we always love getting news.yc applicants.
I've never seen justin.tv not hiring, and it always seems to be the same positions - do you guys actually hire people? :)
Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (take 2)
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#32Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (take 2)
#33Gilt Groupe (www.gilt.com) is hiring for a wide variety of technical positions. We have a rapidly growing revenue stream and interesting technical problems to work on (building a distributed commerce platform which can absorb 100x request rate spikes, peaking at Amazon levels). Most of our systems are in Ruby or Java, but if you have the right experience using any language, we want to talk to you.
Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (take 2)
#34Google is: http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/index.html
No need for downmods; nostrademons works at Google. However, won't HN people applying through that method just be sent in to a black hole?
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#35We started in 2005, are venture-funded, and are not yet profitable. We're raising our 2nd round of venture funding right now. All employees get stock options, and we have medical, dental, and vision coverage.
We're looking for people who will work out of our Santa Monica, CA office. It's a casual office environment with really good coffee, and people often bring their dogs in to work. Today there's a Neapolitan Mastiff (http://twitpic.com/cwjfl) and a Chihuahua here.
Our touchscreen appliance (visible in the picture at the link above) runs Ubuntu Linux, and most of our infrastructure is Linux-based, with a few Windows (SQL Server) and OS X boxes. Our GUI software is written in REALbasic, and our system administration scripts are BASH and Python.
We're also in the process of developing a software-only installable product that will run on OS X and Windows.
Our desktops are OS X or Linux (your choice) with two big-ass monitors per person. We do well (but not 100%) on the Joel test, and are always looking for ways to make our work more efficient and productive.
Our biggest need right now is for someone in a combined Linux System Administration and QA Automation role. This would entail everything from installing and configuring Postfix to automating install testing for our Windows product.
We're also looking for QA Engineers for the Windows/OS X Product, and for additional support people, again, with Windows and OS X experience. Linux experience for both the QA Engineers and the support people is a huge plus.
To avoid getting put in the "Craigslist" mountain of resumes, send a cover letter and resume directly to me: schof at dakim.com
Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (take 2)
#36Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (take 2)
#37or email directly to me, either way
{rails|flash} engineers
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#38http://www.freshbooks.com/careers/
(tell 'em in the email that you found out about the opportunity from Hacker News, the founder loves ycombinator)
Re: Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (take 2)
#39Google is: http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/index.html
They always say they are - they spam craigslist every week like clockwork - but I haven't heard of anyone being hired in quite awhile. There were rumors of a undisclosed hiring freeze awhile back; I wonder if things ever got better.
We have a Noogler starting in my department this week, so there's obviously not a hiring freeze. He's the first (in my department) since me and one other person were hired back in January, so the rate is obviously slow. I know a bunch of Nooglers that recently started on internal infrastructure projects though.