Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (June 2015)

  Location: Portsmouth, UK
  Remote: yes, local preferred
  Willing to relocate: no
  Technologies: C# Javascript NodeJS .NET RabbitMQ NServiceBus DDD BDD TDD MVC Distributed-systems CQRS MongoDB CouchDB Redis XP Scrum Kanban
  Résumé/CV: https://careers.stackoverflow.com/mattdavey
  Email: my.name@fsfe.org

Remote: Yes (presently), prefer in-office once in Bay Area

Willing to Relocate: Yes (only to Bay Area)

Technologies: Front End Development, UI/Interaction Design

Résumé: http://duren.us/rs

Email: see résumé above

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Android, iOS, BB, RoR, Django, C/C++.

Resume: On request; Current employer doesn't know I'm looking.

Email: anon.looker.hn@gmail.com

I am generalist that has dedicated the past six years to making mobile apps (native & hybrid), backends, SDKs and APIs for startups and bigcos in plenty of markets. I've published plenty of apps to the stores and shepherded enough projects to know the full cycle forwards and backwards. Drop me a line if you need help with anything related to mobile.

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Java, C/C++, Android SDK/NDK, R

Areas: Network Security, Software Defined Networking, LTE, Distributed Systems

Resume: http://goo.gl/xd7v9l

Website: http://goo.gl/EliKDr

Email: igasp001 [at] ucr [dot] edu

Remote: Sure, I have experience working full-time remotely.

Willing to relocate: Yes: CA, CO, maybe international

Technologies:

Mostly front end. MV* usually Angular. I'm excited for React Native to mature some and have the Android support released. Responsive frameworks. Data visualization, living on g.raphrael for a while now. LESS. Git, of course. Outside of my comfort zone, I've pushed projects with NodeJS, Socket.IO, Twilio, NGINX as a reverse proxy, mongoDB. I used to work with WordPress a ton, so I have some super rusty PHP and MySQL chops.

Résumé/CV:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/t71ge46qk4cfqkt/Matthew-Odette-Res...

My most recent side project won first place in the Twitch.TV App Challenge that I developed it for, winners were announced just this past Friday https://1800streamer.com/p/landing

The landing page and the video ( https://youtu.be/3YR4CseY9pk ) explain it nicely.

For 1800streamer, I had to work with a handful of technologies I've never used before and solve a few interesting problems, like dynamic namespacing for Socket.IO.

I like technical screens in the form of take home projects. I'm terrible at coding within the whiteboard IDE, and I haven't spent time memorizing common interview algorithms.

Since I haven't worked on a team larger than 4 people, I consider myself a junior level applicant, who could (hopefully) quickly move up to mid-level with the opportunity to get some blunt code criticisms and a few nudges in right direction.

Email: me [at] matthewodette [dot] com

No third party recruiters please.

Twtich.TV APP Challenge Winners announcement: http://www.overwolf.com/twitch-app-challenge/#prizes