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Ask HN: Are there actually any exciting companies in Seattle?
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Re: Ask HN: Are there actually any exciting companies in Seattle?
#12(Disclaimer: I work at Dato.) Dato is a venture-funded startup in Fremont (right by the canal, down the street from Google). We are on a mission to make the power of machine learning accessible to the masses, with a great team and an exciting opportunity ahead of us. We maintain and contribute to open source projects. Personally, I think it's really exciting and I am passionate about it. https://dato.com/company/care…
Re: Ask HN: Are there actually any exciting companies in Seattle?
#13I would checkout http://www.ivysoftworks.com/ . The CEO of this company was the CTO of a company I worked for. Extremely developer friendly, great visionary etc.
Re: Ask HN: Are there actually any exciting companies in Seattle?
#14Climate ( http://www.climate.com/ ) has a great office in Seattle. I haven't been, (I'm in the SF office) but I hear the culture is excellent. Contact me: skhalsa@climate.com and I can refer you to the right team.
Re: Ask HN: Are there actually any exciting companies in Seattle?
#15That said, Zulily, DocuSign, Moz, Zillow/Redfin, Apptio, Simply Measured, and Tune are all in Seattle.
Re: Ask HN: Are there actually any exciting companies in Seattle?
#16Checkout Intentional Software. It's a startup of about 70 people funded and led by billionaire CTO Charles Simonyi. They built a platform for developing domain-specific languages (on top of the CLR), and are now developing some pretty incredible collaborative productivity apps on top of that platform. Their recruiting slogan is "this is why you chose computer science," and after interning there for 6 months I can say…