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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by famousactress »

Elation EMR - SF, CA (REMOTE welcome, too!)

We build really great clinical tools for physicians because technology in healthcare is generally pretty shitty and serves stakeholders who aren't patients or even their doctors.

Here's a fuller and less petulant description of what we're up to: https://www.quora.com/What-product-is-ElationEMR-building

We're about a dozen people now, mostly in SF but some of us are remote, so REMOTE welcome. We're also open to VISA but we're still in the process of figuring out how that works and getting our ducks in a row.

As for stack we do: python, django, (lots of) javascript, mysql, solr->elasticsearch, AWS, node, java, redis, and probly a bunch of stuff I'm forgetting.

We value passion, pragmatism, flexibility, and probably most of all empathy for our users.

Lots of stuff on the blog that gives a sense of what we're about: https://blog.elationemr.com/2013/06/

You can read our bios and see our investors here: https://www.elationemr.com/team/

My contact info is in my profile if you wanna chat. Would love to hear from you.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by dmitrig01 »

Branch Metrics, Palo Alto, CA. We are an early-stage VC-backed startup helping apps grow their user base organically. We've developed a neat set of techniques and technologies to help apps grow in ways that were impossible before!

We're a small, very high-growth company, with an exciting place in the market and an amazing team. You'd play a vital role in the success and growth of our company, would have ownership over a large part of the business, and would be part of a small, fast-growing team in a huge market. We're at a point now where we have tons of customer demand and not enough features to satisfy them!

Our stack:

    - Servers in Node.js, backed by Postgres
    - Deployment on AWS with Docker and Ansible
    - iOS SDK in Objective-C and Android SDK in Java
Our team: 2 coders, 1 sales/operations, 1 sales/design

What we're looking for:

    - Great frontend or backend developers – particularly, JavaScript ninjas!
    - self-directed, good communicator
    - full-time employee willing to work out of our Palo Alto office
What you get:

    - competitive salary
    - serious equity
    - health
    - lunch
    - open vacation
    - the opportunity to be in the ground floor of a rocket ship – to have a meaningful impact on the business, to work closely with the whole team, and to help us grow to an amazing place, together
If you're interested, I'd love to talk - dmitri@branchmetrics.io.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by mattetti »

☆ Santa Monica, CA (L.A) - Web developer (mainly Go)

☆ Santa Monica, CA (L.A) - Objective-C/Swift developer

☆ Santa Monica, CA (L.A) - .Net developer

Splice.com : we treat music like source code. Platform for music creators to backup, collaborate and distribute their music. We interface directly with the DAWs and track music like source code (version control for session files and dependencies, analysis etc..) VC backed by USV, True Ventures and others.

We care about changing the way music is made, shared and discovered. From an engineering perspective we care about code quality, architecture decisions made at the team level and self improvement. We are looking for great engineers, not language specialists so don't worry if you don't know Go for instance.

Our recently started engineering blog: https://blog.splice.com/category/engineering/

Our perspective on finding the right job: http://matt.aimonetti.net/posts/2012/11/14/engineers-suck-at...

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by temuze »

New York City - Moat

Moat is a growing analytics startup with products in two core areas:

1) Analytics

We analyze content and advertisements for many of the most trafficked websites on the Internet. Receiving terabytes of data a day, we give our customers insights with metrics like ad viewability, attention and much more. Our client base is growing very quickly.

2) Search

We index the Internet for online ads. This helps advertisers, publishers, and companies in the ad-tech ecosystem see the ads their competitors are running and allows us to estimate each company's online ad footprint. We have a free product, moat.com and a premium product, Moat Pro.

Moat is turning into one of the largest Python shops in NYC and we're committed to open source technology. We’re looking for engineers in various roles up and down the tech stack to help us scale.

Openings can be found at jobs.moat.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by meifamous »

Famo.us | Full Time | SoMa, San Francisco | Hiring for Engineers & Marketing Community Manager

https://jobs.lever.co/famo.us?lever-source=hackernews

www.famo.us

We are reinventing web apps from first principles.

Front-end: if physics, UI, 3D modeling is your thing, give us a look.

Back-end: if tooling, performance testing, CI and code releasing, distribution is your thing, give us a look.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by andrewljohnson »

Game Scrypt - Software/Crypto/Math Experts - Berkeley, CA

Contact andrewljohnson@gmail.com

We are building the future of P2P games, using a new cryptocurrency. Looking for both co-founders and employees. We have an insanely good team (ex-NSA, Google math nerds and programmers), and we've been at it about a month. Everybody on the team believes we're building something very special.

We have early angel investments, a compelling demo, and a very active GitHub repo.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by akubicek »

Understory - http://www.understoryweather.com - Boston, MA

About Us:

Understory isn't your typical company using an agile social-based platform that mobilizes advertising with real-time commercial insight -- wait, actually, we aren't a advertising company at all. Understory builds weather grids that create real data and use it to provide analytics to enterprise companies so that they can see how to respond to severe weather disasters. And maybe, just maybe, help humanity along the way with better thunderstorm, hail, and tornado predictions.

Understory currently is a team of five people and, with our recent funding of $1.9 million, we are adding some new members to the team. Our team works hard, but also takes time to let off steam -- playing board games, heading to the local climbing gym (company provided membership), and having a beer around the Understory kegerator.

Our team is excited as we are currently deploying weather stations out in the field and receiving our first datasets, come join us on the ground floor of building a completely new data set and platform that has a huge impact on everyday life!

If that sounds like something you are interested in, check out our positions!

* Back End Engineer * Data Scientist *

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Back End Engineer

Blend open-source technology with proprietary hardware to deliver real time data to customers quickly and efficiently. Build the robust interface between the weather stations and the web so that not a single data point is lost. Be on the ground floor of Understory - as we are building out our software team and make the technology choices that will be the structure for our platform. Work with our data science team to implement algorithms that predict thunderstorms and their outcomes.

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Data Scientist

Use statistical, signal processing, and machine learning techniques with our proprietary sensor data to help solve the current data sparsity problem. Use findings from our local grids to improve the picture of nation-wide weather effects. Explore the business opportunities for such high density data in the current market of sparse data. Join the team that will revolutionize weather data.

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If you are still interested after reading all of that and think you would be a great fit for Understory, please see the full job descriptions at http://understory.theresumator.com/ or email me for more information at info(at)understoryweather(dot)com.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by jchendy »

Two Sigma - NYC - Front-end dev

I lead the UX team at Two Sigma. Currently, we're three people with diverse backgrounds (engineering, HCI, humanities) who have come together to take on the challenge of making every interaction with Two Sigma software more fun and productive.

We're looking for talented front-end developers with an eye for design to help us out on the exciting road ahead of us.

jeff.hendy (at) twosigma.com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014)

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Post by dabent »

MedTech Exchange - Atlanta, GA We are a new company who is looking to eliminate the inefficiencies in implant surgeries. Help us make medicine better. We are looking for a talented front-end developer with experience in:

    * Bootstrap

    * jQuery

    * Less/CSS/Object-Oriented CSS

    * HTML5

    * Responsive design

    * Understanding of UX principles and best practices

    * Angular.js

    * Single-page Application Development/Design


  We are also looking for a back-end or full-stack developer with experience in:

    * Play Framework (Java/Scala)

    * MySQL

    * REST

    * Object-Oriented Development/Design

    * RabbitMQ (or other message queueing technologies)
 
    * Automated Testing

    * Linux Administration
Join us and have the opportunity to design and implement the look and feel of software than can disrupt the medical industry. Interested? hiring@medtechexchange.com
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