We (http://www.codesynthesis.com) are looking for C++ engineers in Cape Town, South Africa. We work on compilers, code generation, object persistence, and distributed systems. Drop me (boris@codesynthesis.com) a line if interested.
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#202Songkick is hiring.
We're based in London, Ruby on Rails (but if you're good, we'll help you make the switch), great team, growing rapidly.
Currently looking for: Junior Dev, Application Dev, QA Lead.
Due to need to get these roles filled we're favouring EU-based candidates, but if you're elsewhere we will be hiring throughout the year so get in touch regardless. We do sponsor visas, and already have a very international team. No remote working, however.
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#203NBS is hiring developers in Chicago, Illinois:
Junior : http://www1.recruitingcenter.net/clients/nelnet/publicjobs/c...
Mid : http://www1.recruitingcenter.net/clients/nelnet/publicjobs/c...
Senior : http://www1.recruitingcenter.net/clients/nelnet/publicjobs/c...
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#204What about the jobs button on the menu bar?
I believe only Y Combinator-affiliated companies can post jobs there. Many of the companies in these comments are not affiliated.
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#205TorchMobile.com is hiring, get to hack on WebKit (c++)
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#206Any Canadians, um, eh?
Where in Canada? Looking for someone with Python experience in Vancouver.
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#207AM Analytics (amanalytics.com) is seeking a talented web application developer to lead the development of our social media and market intelligence dashboard. AM Analytics is a web startup committed to building the most comprehensive social media and market intelligence dashboard available. The AM Analytics team is a combination of individuals passionate about leveraging social media to help businesses make informed d…
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#208Google 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.
FWIW, two of my friends got offers in the last two months.
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#210Earlier quoted context omitted.
Glusterfs comes to mind. Some of the code from that project is simply way out of the ballpark. Check the 'continuation across network' macro in one of the C header files, if you don't want to take my word for it. It's more sophisticated than anything else that I've seen in a long long time. The stereotypes you are referring to exist but they are not the one and only rule. And weasel words ('the safety device') are no…
@jacquesm Strange that you use GlusterFS as an example.Yes they are technically sophisticated but then I know the CTO of ZResearch (the company offering commercial support for GlusterFS), Anand Babu, personally and he is a good friend. Some of the people who wrote the core code are Indians (including Anand) who live in the United States . Do they have an office in Bangalore? Sure they do. This is the "ODC" model I re…
Anand Babu lives in the US, but Anand Avati (and others) work out of BLR. I have known them for quite some time and I think Avati is one of the best Engineers I have met in my life.
The kind of work they do is also awesome. I don't see ZR as an American company outsourcing easy work to India.