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Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Post by mindcrime »

kacy wrote: post #162
javery wrote: post #21

Adzerk - Raleigh/Durham, NC We are building the next generation of ad serving - fast, adaptable, extensible, and comprehensive. We are looking for super smart engineers who are ready to learn and grow - we don't care what you know now, we care about what you can learn and how quickly. Flexible Hours, Good Pay, Options, Unlimited Vacation, fun technology. Apply here- http://adzerk.com/jobs

I was coming to post this! :-) -- Seriously though, you should come work for Adzerk. Ad serving may sound boring, but we're using some of the newest tech to build a highly scalable company. Also, the Raleigh-Durham area is fantastic and fun!

Seriously though, you should come work for Adzerk

No, if you're in the Durham area, you should come co-found Fogbeam Labs with me! ;-)

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Post by justin »

We're hiring for two teams at our office in SF:

TwitchTV: We're looking for engineers excited about building the future of gaming video and competitive esports. We have the largest platform for gaming video on the web and are rapidly growing in a new and exciting space. Read more here http://www.justin.tv/jobs/jobs

Socialcam: We're building apps that make it fast, easy and fun for everyday users to share video from their iPhone or Android. We think smartphones will displace all other devices as the dominant form of media creation, and Socialcam will be the app people use to create that video. Read more here: http://socialcam.com/jobs

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Post by ruff »

Emeryville, CA (super short/BART ride from SF--No remotes)

Location Labs (http://www.locationlabs.com/jobs.php)

  * Back-end devs (Python, Java, Ruby)
  * Front-end devs (JavaScript, CSS, HTML5)
  * Mobile devs (Android, iPhone, Blackberry, BREW)
  * UX gurus (usability, designers, tech writers)
Company is growing very rapidly in an incredibly exciting space--heavy focus in mobile personal security.

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Post by AntiRush »

desiree wrote: post #200

SF, Full-Time, RoR Web Dev: Grubly! Grubly connects people who love to cook with people who love to eat. On a very high level, we're like an Airbnb for food. Check out http://www.gogrubly.com/jobs/ and email Des@gogrubly.com for more information. Come meet other Rails developers for a delicious night of Ruby on SNAILS! Yep-- escargot! There's a first time for everything! To reserve a spot at the table go to http://go…

That's certainly not your normal startup fare. Where's the ramen or pizza?

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Post by mindcrime »

Chapel Hill / Research Triangle Park, NC

Fogbeam Labs

Seeking technical and/or non-technical co-founder(s).

At Fogbeam Labs, we like to think of ourselves as "The Next Great Open Source Software Company." We're building awesome information retrieval and knowledge management systems (all open-source, ALv2) using Groovy, Grails, Scala, Java, and many existing open-source tools and libraries: Lucene, Solr, Mahout, UIMA, OpenNLP, Jena, Droids, Roller, Camel, etc.

If you have a passion for open-source software, and are particularly interested in information retrieval, machine-learning, AI, and want to be part of a company that's pursuing a proven business model (selling software to other businesses, for, like, actual money), and want to get in early and become an actual co-founder (with a corresponding equity stake), ping me.

NOTE: Not funded yet, and the current founder (mindcrime) is still working a day job, so another co-founder would not be expected to commit any more than I am... So, basically, 20-30 hours a week (including weekends) until we reach a point where we can pay salaries. Yeah, we're talking about being a founder here, not an employee.

2nd NOTE: This is not just a pipe-dream or a hobby project, despite the day-job thing. I've just had an excellent customer discovery interview with a very large and well-known bank headquartered here in NC, and they were very responsive to what we're working on. This and the Customer Discovery we've been doing the past few months strongly suggests that there is real demand for the kind of stuff we'll be doing; and Red Hat (if not others) have proven the open source model. See, for reference:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-23/red-hat-sales-to-tr...

fogbeam (at) gmail (dot) com

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Post by cristinacordova »

Palo Alt0, CA (full-time): Pulse News

We make a news reading application for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets. We're at 4M users and just raised our Series A financing. We're hiring on our iOS, Android, Web, Backend & Business Development teams. For more about us and who we're looking for, see our hiring page: http://www.pulse.me/jobs/#/working-at-pulse

Feel free to shoot me an email at cc[at]alphonsolabs[dot]com if you have any questions about the positions or want to join us!

Re: Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (July 2011)

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Post by bobf »

squirrel wrote: post #39

London (UK) and Boston (US). H1B We're a 90-person financial-software firm committed to learning and improvement as well as great web software and agile development. Some of you may know us from our sponsorship of Hacker News meetups in London. We're hiring developers and other smart folks of many kinds. See https://dev.youdevise.com and http://www.youdevise.com/careers . While we don't have remote workers, we do hel…

I joined youDevise in May in Boston, and have enjoyed it thus far. I'll be happy to answer any questions - contact info in my profile.
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