Similar to the "Who is Hiring" thread but, please remote positions only.
Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (February 2011 Edition)
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#2http://webapps.ubuntu.com/employment/
Many of these openings are remote
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (February 2011 Edition)
#33D3R Software Studio (www.3d3r.com) is hiring JavaScript and iOS ninjas all over the world
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#43D3R Software Studio (www.3d3r.com) is hiring JavaScript and iOS ninjas all over the world
Where can I find the requirements and the apply form/page/address?
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (February 2011 Edition)
#5Igalia is hiring as well, at the moment looking people with a strong knoweldge of webkit and related:
"We are extremely flexible in both location (ask me about my last 9 months travelling around the world) and how you distribute your working hours, so we should be able to accommodate pretty much anyone that is both human and living on planet Earth."
http://blogs.gnome.org/xan/2010/12/30/igalias-webkit-team-is...
There are other remote positions open as well, if you are smart enough, perhaps you can find them. :-)
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#7CoderBuddy welcomes remote workers.
Our goal is to revolutionize software development. Our founder is a pioneer of social networking and founding investor in Napster. Our angel investors include Internet entrepreneurs who have sold their startups to Google (pre-IPO), Microsoft, Yahoo, Fox, etc.
Technologies we use include Python, Google App Engine, Django, AJAX. Math ability is a plus. We're looking for developers, and also help with analytically oriented usability/design.
Existing team is based in Panama, and we're mainly looking at recruiting in Latin America and possibly India.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (February 2011 Edition)
#8Treesaver is looking for some HTML/CSS designer/developer types. We need some help creating and implementing designs using the Treesaver.js framework we've developed. No JavaScript skills are required, although they're always nice to have. You can see some examples here: http://treesaver.net/portfolio/ (as you can see, it's still early days -- we can do far better than what's there). [ If you're looking for more info, you can watch my video with Scoble: http://scobleizer.com/2010/12/15/treesaver-shows-html5-can-h... ]
Location is unimportant, but we are looking for someone who is fairly self-directed and can do both design and implementation. If you're only good at implementation, get in touch anyway since we might still have something for you to do once in a while.
If interested, drop me a line at filipe treesaver |dot| net -- please include a link to a portfolio (or work samples) as well as your rates.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (February 2011 Edition)
#9Think is hiring iPhone, Android and BlackBerry developers to help improve the existing suite of FaceCash (http://www.facecash.com) mobile wallet apps.
http://www.thinkcomputer.com/corporate/jobs/index.html is the best way to apply.
Re: Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (February 2011 Edition)
#10I'm hiring a mid to senior Level Ruby on Rails developers.
We're a bootstrapped company in the finance/investing sector. It's a leading information platform for a niche area (no algo-trading or real-time stuff).
Duties: - Move to Rails 3. - Refactoring - End-user facing features and internal Admin features
3-5 days a week.
Write me a mail to el0w0uy@tempalias.com for more details.