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

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Post by zerr »

ianbicking wrote: post #222

Mozilla – San Francisco, Mountain View, other locations, and REMOTE (American timezones preferred) – OS Engineer (aka programmer) Cloud Services For Firefox OS team is hiring for a Firefox OS Client Developer. The Cloud Services For Firefox OS team is building end-to-end services (front and backend) for Firefox OS (Mozilla's mobile operating system) and other Firefox platforms. These are services such as backup, push…

Do you differentiate compensation based on location? i.e. can someone from eastern Europe (or even India) get North American salary? Thanks.

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

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Post by sian_OK »

London, UK

Java, Scala, Python or C++ Developers

Looking for strong Java, Scala, Python or C++ developers to join an elite team developing the Core Infrastructure within a Top Tier International Bank - meaning 1000's of desktops, 1000's of Grid cores, 1000's of batch compute cores!

>>>> A special shout out to any hardcore techies who could never see themselves in banking: this is a tech team that brings all the cool tools and innovation (plus the salary!) that come with a multi million ££ platform, but none of the red tape or financial products.

Some quick facts: * Core team creating platform used across entire business with thousands of stakeholders * Reporting directly to Managing Directors, get quality code live quickly using whatever tech you feel is best * Technically innovative, team is Embedded into business

Day to day you will be developing High Performance, data driven libraries and toolkits; system components are heavily multi-threaded asynchronous servers, a globally distributed IDE with one click deployment, dependency graph framework to model financial objects, and a Distributed object database scaled to thousands of simultaneous clients.

If this sounds like something you'd like to know more about, please do drop me a line: sian.robertson@oxfordknight.co.uk

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

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Post by thirdtruck »

NicoJuicy wrote: post #16
thirdtruck wrote: post #8

Now Business Intelligence - Boston, MA - Full-Time We're looking for: * Software developers, specifically: Java, ASP.NET, and Web (JavaScript/HTML/CSS). You'll be working with: Knockout.js, Spring MVC, Oracle, and Team Foundation Server * QA (testing engineers), with an emphasis on the Microsoft stack * ETL/BI developers * SharePoint administrators * Business analysts * And project managers Who we are: We're an infor…

What about Asp.Net MVC? Seems like a lot of potential for growth in the company.

I think we have an internal project using that. We also encourage our clients to start new projects with more up to date frameworks like that one.

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

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Post by zerr »

agazso wrote: post #329

C++ Engineer Europe/Hungary/Budapest Full-time / no remote work / relocation supported Prezi is a zooming presentation software that uses an open canvas instead of traditional slides, is available on desktop, browsers, iPads and iPhones. With offices in San Francisco and Budapest, we work together with 200 employees. You’ll love to work with us if you want to: 1. create an app used by 40 million users 2. work togethe…

Do you have experienced C++ engineers relocated from other eastern European countries?

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

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Post by combination90 »

sian_OK wrote: post #342

London, UK Java, Scala, Python or C++ Developers Looking for strong Java, Scala, Python or C++ developers to join an elite team developing the Core Infrastructure within a Top Tier International Bank - meaning 1000's of desktops, 1000's of Grid cores, 1000's of batch compute cores! >>>> A special shout out to any hardcore techies who could never see themselves in banking: this is a tech team that brings all the cool…

Hi, this sounds really interesting to me but I don't have any financial experience (5 years core Java, 1 year scala - mainly big data companies). Will this be a problem? Thanks, C

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

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Post by Akkuma »

pointpth wrote: post #237

* * * Take a break, solve a puzzle. * * * http://jobs.pointpath.co/

Got up to the cluster of images and started to get annoyed, since I neither know what positions are open, the type of work those positions do, the tech used and whether or not they are remote.

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

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Post by mknoke »

Berlin, Germany. On-site (we guide you through the VISA process).

Lead Ruby Developer/Senior Ruby/Senior iOS/Senior Android

Fyber reaches over 100 million unique users per month and works with thousands of the world’s leading developers, publishers and advertisers who use the platform to integrate, manage and optimize their mobile ad revenues.

Our platform deals with huge amounts of data and billions of requests.

Each engineering team works with a clear mission in mind, taking accountability for every part of the system from deployment to deciding among themselves whether to work with Scrum or Kanban. The teams are multi-disciplinary and consist of Developers, QA Engineers and Product Managers. As Lead Developer you head one of these Teams.

* You motivate and develop the members of your team, taking the pulse of the mood of your crew, integrating every new member and challenging them technically to make better engineers out of them * Be 100% involved with hands-on coding * Facilitate the operations of your team doing either Scrum or Kanban, keeping in check that the team is working like a charm in unison * Work closely with the product team to discuss new features and technologies, research technical feasibility of new ideas and actively suggest improvements

Visit our careers page: http://www.fyber.com/company.html

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

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Post by sian_OK »

combination90 wrote: post #345
sian_OK wrote: post #342

London, UK Java, Scala, Python or C++ Developers Looking for strong Java, Scala, Python or C++ developers to join an elite team developing the Core Infrastructure within a Top Tier International Bank - meaning 1000's of desktops, 1000's of Grid cores, 1000's of batch compute cores! >>>> A special shout out to any hardcore techies who could never see themselves in banking: this is a tech team that brings all the cool…

Hi, this sounds really interesting to me but I don't have any financial experience (5 years core Java, 1 year scala - mainly big data companies). Will this be a problem? Thanks, C

Not at all - this is a purely technical team. Although you will be building the core platform that is used across the entire institution, this does not require knowledge of any financial products. In fact, a majority of the current team have come from non-banking backgrounds!

It would be good to chat - please feel free to drop me an email: sian.robertson@oxfordknight.co.uk

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

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Post by THSK »

Toronto,ON. Onsite

Top Hat is looking for hardcore engineers to help build our cutting edge education platform that students all over the world use in class. Does doin’ your thing in Django take you to your happy place? Does coding in JavaScript feel better than Christmas morning? Read on, you Maniac Hack. Read on.

Our client side app is built on a fairly sophisticated JavaScript framework and makes use of JQuery, backbone.js and all the usual suspects. The server side is written in Python on Django, with a MySQL database. In addition we use Node.js and SockJS for our real time components. Our systems all run on Amazon Web Services.

You will be will be working a variety of projects relating to our flagship web application. These will include frontend MVC application design and development, DOM optimization, and scalable and modular HTML/CSS . In terms of backend development, you will be working on our Django application and creating lightning fast REST APIs.

We like to hire developers who have solid full stack experience but definitely value, and accommodate, developers who choose to be more focused on either front-end and back-end development.

You should be comfortable with most of the following:

Semantic HTML and HTML5 concepts

CSS 3.0

JavaScript

Git

Automated unit and integration testing

HTTP

REST APIs

Databases (Hopefully including query performance and optimization)

We think the best sign of a good developer is interesting projects they've done on their own time, not just things they were assigned by their boss or in university. So please showcase any cool side projects, open source contributions or community involvement.

https://hire.jobvite.com/j?cj=oqatYfwL&s=hn

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

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Post by mandoescamilla »

Union Metrics - http://unionmetrics.com - San Francisco, CA and Austin, TX

We are a fast-growing, profitable startup building powerful social media analytics software. Every day our systems process more than 130 million social events and deliver analytics for thousands of paying customers.

We have three open engineering positions:

* Data Engineer (Austin, TX)

We need an engineer who wants nothing more than to wrangle massive amounts of data. Do you love to build on top of open source technologies like Hadoop and Cassandra using hundreds of servers? Do you enjoy working in a polyglot environment with plenty of variety? If you're passionate about building the infrastructure to process, analyze, and store hundreds of millions of events every day, then we want to talk to you.

Responsibilities:

    * Implement stream processing pipelines to handle hundreds millions of messages and events daily with Java and Ruby
    * Use open source tools and data stores to analyze and store billions of data points
    * Build workflows to make data accessible to end users
* Full Stack Ruby (& Rails) Engineer (Austin, TX)

We're looking for an experienced Ruby (and Rails) engineer who's passionate about the craft of building software. If you're interested in working with a small team of engineers to build software that not only scales but delivers an amazing user experience, then we'd love to talk to you.

Responsibilities:

    * Implement core user-facing functionality in a Ruby on Rails application within a large service oriented architecture
    * Design and build backend services and APIs
    * Integrate with massive analytics systems and data stores
You can find more info about these positions at https://unionmetrics.com/company/careers and you can find out more about us at https://unionmetrics.com/company/about/.

I'm a member of the engineering team and I'd be happy to answer any questions about us or the positions: mando@unionmetrics.com.

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